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You should really say something. That's a bit of a health hazard
So it's the third time and the only thing you can think of doing about it is complaining? How about: 'Hey boyfriend, thanks for giving me a place to stay but i'll do the cooking from now on?'
Oops, misread that one. Sorry OP.
I find it funny how many people think its seriously an accident! You don't find pubic hair 3 TIMES and its STILL an accident, scratching his balls or not. Lol the number of people who came to that conclusion are people who I assume get stuck in relationships because they prefer to ignore signs of passive aggressive behavior. He's being a dick for reasons we don't know, clearly they need to break up. (I don't know about you, but putting hair from your genitals into my food would be a deal breaker).
I dunno, if she's been bed-ridden for a week and he's been feeding her three times a day, that's a total of 21 meals (not including snacks). Is it that unreasonable to think that maybe, 3 out of those 21+ times he happened to scratch himself before or while cooking? Or that maybe he leaves his clothing on the bathroom floor while showering and any pubic hair that might have been on the floor got stuck to his shirt and later fell into her soup? Only OP knows her boyfriend well enough to be able to say whether or not he's being a passive-aggressive jerk.
If he's going to be pissed because you voice this concern, perhaps it's time to re evaluate your relationship.
that's not a healthy relationship if you are afraid to speak up on something as gross as that
If "can't afford to piss him off" means you're basically homeless without him, and he'd kick you out for bringing it up, it's seriously time to think about how shitty of a relationship you're in. I'm sorry, but no matter what the situation, you shouldn't have to say "can't afford to piss him off". Get out while you can, OP, and hopefully get better soon.
You don't wanna know what's in the rest of your "soup."
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How are you able to continue eating?....FYL Op...I hope you get better soon
I guess you've found his special ingredient, OP.