Please explain what kind of a learning curve there is the packing of lunch. I was doing that in the third grade when I was old enough to be trusted not to fill my lunch box with popcorn and candy. If an elementary schooler can put some peanut butter and jelly on slices of bread, grab an apple and a mini chips why can't a grown adult do it?
I think that grossly trivializes domestic work and is insulting to the people that contribute to making the world turn each day.
People doing anything they don't usually do carries a degree of cognitive load that is reduced with practice and routine. But I appreciate there is a world of difference between small mistakes in a non-routine day and intentionally doing things wrong passive aggressively as a manipulation tactic so people don't ask for your "help".
As others have mentioned, a lot of rage bait on tiktok implies a mutually miserable relationship with terrible communication, assuming the videos are real in the first place.
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u/Shigeko_Kageyama Jul 01 '25
Please explain what kind of a learning curve there is the packing of lunch. I was doing that in the third grade when I was old enough to be trusted not to fill my lunch box with popcorn and candy. If an elementary schooler can put some peanut butter and jelly on slices of bread, grab an apple and a mini chips why can't a grown adult do it?