Rima Grace

It's so hard.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, instead it's creating more stress in the relationship.

Well, is it romantic or is it like a recipe for a conflict potentially?

Oh.

Whoa.

You're fighting in the kitchen.

Do you have a story to tell us?

I mean...

Have y'all never like cooked with a partner sometimes?

I love to cook with my partner.

I mean, I like to cook with my partner currently, but like I've definitely had moments where it's like, why are you cutting it like that?

No, this is my section or you're doing it wrong.

Oh, wow.

This is like a common thing though, right?

Yeah.

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