I don't understand why people look so shocked when I say I throw away the chocolates my grandmother forces onto me.
Someone gives her a box of chocolates (last one was about 25 or something), she eats one and forces the rest onto me. She's always offering them to me and won't get off my grill until I take two, even though I constantly tell her I can't eat it because my teeth are really prone to cavities and they hurt when I eat sugary stuff (probably a psychological thing because of some serious issues I had in my teeth, but it still hurts). She doesn't care, or maybe doesn't understand because she's all happy when her own teeth fall off. Either way, I don't like her very much and having her pester me until I take a chocolate is really annoying so I just take the two to get her off me.
People tell me I shouldn't throw it out, I should give them to someone else instead. Yeah, sure. Who can I give it to? Only person that is around is my mother. My grandmother offers her chocolates and she refuses. She told me I could give mine to her, but she doesn't like eating sweet stuff either, and I'm pretty sure she won't eat 2 every day until the box is empty. Besides, almost every chocolate in the last box fell on the floor, I ain't eating off the floor nor giving it to anyone.
In the end, she only ate one chocolate from that box. She took one when she opened the box and the rest was given to my mother and forced onto me over the next days. She still said they were very good, with a tone/context that implied she had been eating them regularly, which she didn't do at all. I don't know why she doesn't eat them though, her diet must be 95% sugar so it's not because she dislikes sweet stuff.