Redditors React As Man's Kind Gesture To Friend's GF Gets Him In A Heated Argument

Even though we dislike being the third wheel or having a friend be one, going on a date with your significant other becomes even more exciting when another couple—either yours or theirs—accompanies you. A double date is a guaranteed enjoyable experience when you get to see how unique and diverse other couples are.

We all know that relationships are about two individuals being perfectly imperfect with each other. Knowing who you or your partner will be going with before the double date even starts makes a tremendous difference.

There's a good probability that a double date with them is in the works and would be a lot of fun if they are a pair and are frequently mentioned in your talks. A double date can be a huge success if you know even a little bit about the pair and how important they are to you or your partner.

The OP of today's story went on a double date with his friend, Rick, and his girlfriend, Jane. Jane and OP's girlfriend both ordered chicken Caesar wraps and a side salad.

The OP and Rick got shaved beef sandwiches with fries. When the food arrived, Jane asked Rick if she could have a few fries, but he refused to offer her any.

OP, on the other hand, chose to give Jane some of his fries, but that action didn't sit well with his friend, Rick.

The OP kicks off his story saying...

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“No, I don’t want fries ooh can I have some of yours”

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OP friend says he was just trying to get her to just order what she wants instead of taking from him

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OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the AH:

I gave my friend's girlfriend french fries after her boyfriend said no to her. This makes me the AH because it was me trying to interfere with the way they treat each other and was seen as me going around my friend to seem like the "good" guy.

Let's head into the comments section and find out what other Redditors have to say about the story

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It's not his job to teach his gf lessons

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This Redditor can see why Rick is sick of his GF's behaviour

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It's no harm to anyone and doesn't need to be stopped

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It was the OP’s fries and it's his decision

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Whether the OP chose to share or not is no skin off his nose

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You don't have to play any game a couple wants you to play

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He shouldn't be interfering in things that is none of his business

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Some Redditors say that Rick's partner simply enjoys having more alternatives, but he believes she is playing mind games. Sharing a bit while dining out is a pretty straightforward idea.

Additionally, it is highly prevalent in couples. Rick is exaggerating the significance of a little issue and he also seems to have a somewhat unhealthy outlook.

Rick's desire to "put her in her place" is quite obvious and until someone speaks to him, he won't learn anything. Share your own thoughts by dropping them in the comment section.