This little one, grimacing as he chomps down on an onion while insisting it’s an apple, truly embodies our stubborn side. Have you ever found yourself in a heated debate with your partner, and after a few minutes, you realize they’re right, yet you refuse to concede? Instead, you double down on your (incorrect) stance with the zeal of someone convinced they’re on the verge of victory, even though you know it’s a lost cause?
This toddler is a mirror to our souls. A Reddit post by user littlejenna123 introduces a pint-sized warrior who won’t budge when informed that the “apple” he’s munching on is actually an onion. He’s having none of it, standing firm like a true champion.
The caption reads, “Mom, can I have this apple? -That’s not an apple! That’s an onion! -No it’s not! -Alright, if you insist… (When you’d rather suffer than admit you’re wrong).”
Wow, can we relate! Like Shrek himself, this little one keeps taking bite after bite of a raw onion, refusing to acknowledge his mistake despite how awful it tastes. It’s just like me when my partner makes a solid point that completely undermines my argument. But admitting defeat? Not in my playbook. So I keep munching on that metaphorical onion.
Oof, not my finest moment. This kid is so relatable it hurts.
The child persists, enduring the bitter flavor as he eats that onion like it’s the best apple he’s ever found. He may be wincing, sweating, and cringing through the experience, but he won’t let it go. IT’S AN APPLE, DARN IT. Is there anything more relatable? It’s better to fail spectacularly than to back down quietly. Better to go down swinging (or crying?) than concede defeat.
We feel you, little buddy.
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In summary, this stubborn toddler reminds us of the lengths we go to avoid admitting we’re wrong, serving as a humorous reflection of our own stubbornness and tenacity in the face of the truth.
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