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If I started going out a date and it slowly becomes a relationship, would this be a hassle?
I have the same eating habits as my deseased aunt (father's older sister) had so I guess it's genetic. She was into trying something new dishes sometimes and could possible finish 2-4 plates. At times she needed alcohol and couldn't walk for several minute.
I've been doing the same thing since I was almost 12 (now I'm gonna turn 26 by April). I love trying new stuff and sometimes go for the elaborated ones or if it's about a new animal meat that I've never tried before. They only disadvantage is that most of the times they are more expensive an average ''fried chicken and rice'' plate. I don't mind. The important part to me is I enjoy it. I could still afford it so I don't really care.
Now I will at times go to KFC, McDonald's or another fast food restaurant if I'm in a rush or if I'm tired of Chinese foods but if I were going every day to the same place, it would bore me quickly. Overall, from time to time I'll change.
So would this be a hassle to some men? I'm just versatile in food and desserts.
She was into trying something new sometimes and could possible finish 2-4 plates. At times she needed alcohol and couldn't walk for several minute.
What?
I agree with you, though, variety is the spice is life. Usually up for trying something new or getting the weirdest thing on the menu - though sometimes I just want a good burger
Well, depends... if you like to try those exotic meats in the most expensive restaurants in town, eat 2-4 plates at a time, and expect your date to pay for it...
If I started going out a date and it slowly becomes a relationship, would this be a hassle?
I have the same eating habits as my deseased aunt (father's older sister) had so I guess it's genetic. She was into trying something new dishes sometimes and could possible finish 2-4 plates. At times she needed alcohol and couldn't walk for several minute.
I've been doing the same thing since I was almost 12 (now I'm gonna turn 26 by April). I love trying new stuff and sometimes go for the elaborated ones or if it's about a new animal meat that I've never tried before. They only disadvantage is that most of the times they are more expensive an average ''fried chicken and rice'' plate. I don't mind. The important part to me is I enjoy it. I could still afford it so I don't really care.
Now I will at times go to KFC, McDonald's or another fast food restaurant if I'm in a rush or if I'm tired of Chinese foods but if I were going every day to the same place, it would bore me quickly. Overall, from time to time I'll change.
So would this be a hassle to some men? I'm just versatile in food and desserts.
hard to understand what you're asking. If you asking that you like to mix it up when you go grab a bite to eat, no problem from this guy as long as your doing the driving. May the spending may bug some guys on a budget, or don't like eating out as much.
Don't understand how the text in bold relates to your resturant variety question though....
She would eat a lot at the same time and wouldn't get full easily. That's how much she liked food. Now it's like I inherited that trait.
You mean you like to change it up AND put away 4-5 plates????
umm, i guess that I would pass on joining you for going out to eat. Also, I don't see how that can be healthy for you in the long run.
Last edited by Dr. Clean; 02-09-2013 at 07:09 PM..
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