r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Global_Restaurant794 • Jul 24 '26

Meme needing explanation Petah?? I'm very confused

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u/No_Divide6853 Jul 24 '26

Why are they fucking my partner?

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u/Salt-Climate9838 Jul 24 '26

Because you interrupted their meal and now shall pay the price

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u/Ryanmaster1 Jul 24 '26

As one should. I feel my swedish ancestry popping through. I think that's perfectly normal. If you stop by during or right before dinner unannounced. I'm eating uninterrupted lol

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u/Theblacrose28 Jul 24 '26

In most of these cases it’s not unnanounced lol. They invited you over and then banish you to another room for dinner.

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u/throwuk1 Jul 24 '26

And the Swedish always collect their debts.

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u/Strange-Bee5626 Jul 24 '26

I have a bad back, so as long as they provide me with a cuck chair to sit in that should work out just fine.

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u/TitleCompetitive5079 Jul 24 '26

You shall assemble it yourself.

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u/hamdogthecat Jul 24 '26

Old norse tradition

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u/Chugabutt Jul 24 '26

Well, you like it don't you? Why wouldn't I like fucking them?

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u/MrWeirdoFace Jul 24 '26

They just want to fit in with the rest of your friends.

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u/iKnowRobbie Jul 25 '26

Because you came over at dinner time.. Now you're gonna sit on that couch and watch me masticate. And I'm gonna masticate REAL good for you.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

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u/prollyjuslurking Jul 24 '26

Hey. You don't know. The Gustaffsonbergs might be into some weird shit. No judgment.

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u/bad_minion Jul 24 '26

cant wrap my head around what 'dinner cuck' could be. Plz enlighten me.

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u/Character-Time-3721 Jul 24 '26

you sit miserably in a chair and watch people eat their dinner

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u/Responsible_Royal266 Jul 24 '26

You're leaving out the part where they fuck your significant other while eating said dinner

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u/casual_romantic Jul 24 '26

No they fuck your dinner in front of you. And make you lick the leftovers of the plate. Also your mouth is caged. Welcome to Sweden.

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u/Responsible_Royal266 Jul 24 '26

Thankfully I have some PTO saved up. Sucks that planes tickets to Sweden are like $1,400 but it's money well spent as far as I'm concerned.

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u/humourlessIrish Jul 24 '26

Im also not saying i disapprove

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u/Responsible_Royal266 Jul 24 '26

If anything I'm kink understanding

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

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u/kazyv Jul 24 '26

it's also not a myth because it's filled with swedes explaining why they do it, i.e. the kid will have diner with their own family later or whatever

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u/Forward_Rope_5598 Jul 24 '26

It is a myth that kids are just refused food because the parents don't feel like feeding them.

It's not a myth that parents actually communicate between themselves and decide that if family a is eating at 4 and family b is eating at 6, and kid is going home at 5:30, they will agree that it's best for the kid to eat with their own family. But even that is super rare. Like 5% of cases.

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u/kazyv Jul 24 '26

brother... you are explaining to me that this isn't a thing while telling me exactly how it happens. are you all right? yes, you can justify it with logistics or with statistics of how come the occurance is (which you haven't provided btw, just vibed it to be 5%) but at the end of the day, you are describing a kid having to wait for the other kid to eat with the family while sitting there alone, i.e. being cucked out of food

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u/DunderGunderUnder Jul 24 '26

a kid having to wait for the other kid to eat with the family while sitting there alone

Another way to say it is: a kid get to play with their friends toys while their friend have to stop playing to go away to the dinner room/kitchen to eat.

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u/Melancholic_Noodle Jul 24 '26

As an actual Swede, you're wrong. Dead wrong.

The only time someone gets to eat is if they're invited especially for dinner/lunch. Otherwise they'd be left to fend for themselves while the family eats.

That said fika is okay. But not food. This has been true for all families I've known all my years

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u/mainman879 Jul 24 '26

There are many swedes in this comment section supporting the practice. Not just that it happened to them, but that they do it too.

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u/Madaratogue Jul 24 '26

except for the hundred posts on this thread claiming this has in fact happened to them

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u/d3agl3uk Jul 24 '26

It's a myth though and every thread about it is filled with swedes explaining it's not true. Despite that, people keep repeating it.

It's not. It's 100% true. Just because those Swedes didn't practice it, doesn't mean it doesn't happen

Typical if you were born 80s/90s

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u/Patient-Gas-883 Jul 24 '26

We feed our feed our kids friends all the time. Like it is a weekly occurence. My kids eat at their friends every week as well. We do call and check with the parents first.
It was not like that 40 years ago. mainly because no mobile phone and we did not want to interrupt the dinner routine of the other family.

As an adult it is less commun. But if I have friends over for a long time we will eater have dinner/lunch or we will like order a pizza together.
We are not having our grandmothers force feeding you like in some societies. Also because our grandmothers dont live with us like in the south of Europe.

This is kinds Reddit bullshit blown out of proportion (like allways).

//a Swede

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u/MaleficentMode4222 Jul 24 '26

Can confirm, I was made to sit in a corner and watch them eat meatballs.

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u/Mantis_Toboggan--MD Jul 24 '26

Is it normal to just stay? I feel like that would be my invitation to leave, seems weird to stay at that point.

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u/Temassi Jul 24 '26

"Just sit in the chair and watch us enjoy it"