On Camera, Girlfriend Uses Binder To Pack Her Boyfriend’s Lunch. Internet Doesn't Buy It

Pampering your partner is a beautiful way of showing love and care. It strengthens the bond and makes both individuals feel cherished. From grand gestures to small acts of kindness, there are countless ways couples plan to make them feel special and create lasting memories. A video of something similar is doing the rounds on the internet, but this one has left viewers stunned.

Recently, a video of a woman packing her boyfriend’s lunch has surfaced online. When it comes to packing lunch for their kids, parents might have tried several fun ideas, but this woman in the video has surpassed every idea and packed her partner’s lunch inside a binder. Yes, we aren’t joking.

The video went viral instantly, leaving the internet with ample questions. From calling it ‘a bit too much’ to dubbing it ‘stupid’, the internet couldn’t have disagreed more with the bizarre idea. In the video, the woman was seen turning around the plastic sheets of the said binder with several sandwich ingredients like cheese, tomato, bread, some snacks, and more inside each page.

The video was shared by an Instagram user along with the caption, “Something about this doesn’t sit right with me.”

Within a day of being shared, the video garnered the attention of various social media users who were left scratching their heads after watching the video. They couldn’t hold back but flocked to the comments section to share their take. A majority of people chastised the idea and urged the woman in the video to stop acting like little kids and doing bizarre things for social media, while a few mocked the couple cracking jokes on the same.

“Is their boyfriend 11 years old?” an Instagram user commented.

Another added, “This is too much immaturity. Guys, please stop acting like little kids with no brain, and girls, please stop dating such man-childs.”

“I lost brain cells watching this video,” an account remarked.

An individual added, “This is the stupidest thing I’ve seen today.”

“40 per cent lunch, 60 per cent microplastics,” said a user.

A comment read, Guys, stop doing stupid shit for social media. Binders are not food grade and should not be used for packaging food.”

“Imagine going to someone’s house and they got a binder in the sink,” posted another.

The video has clocked more than 75,000 likes from people, and the numbers are still increasing.