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Welcome to our slash am either jerk, where this man wonders if he's in the right or the

wrong for forcing his girlfriend to cook, along with all the other women at a family event.

Am I the jerk for begging my girlfriend to uphold a sexist tradition just so she can make

a good first impression?

I have a big family this incredibly close.

We have big family dinners every few months where we all meet at my great grandfather's

estate and eat together.

Typically how this works is that the women cook for the time they're there and the men

don't, which I'm fully aware is sexist as hell.

That being said, I am one of the youngest people in my family and my protests mean literally

nothing.

Some of these women choose not to cook, however this is usually met with a level of ostracising.

The women who don't cook are lives and long-term girlfriends so they kind of already have

a good family relationship adopted in.

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