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1. drink beer, or alcohol of any kind
2. eat cheese, or any dairy
3. he was allergic to tomatoes
4. citrus fruit was completely out of the question
What a nightmare.
My SO carries an epi-pen for a food allergy and doesn't do dairy. He's also kind of fussy: doesn't like mustard, mushrooms, celery, etc. We work around it, just like we work around my vegetarianism.
And because I know what's coming, yes, AC, he doesn't like celery. Fortunately, he doesn't need any.
My SO carries an epi-pen for a food allergy and doesn't do dairy. He's also kind of fussy: doesn't like mustard, mushrooms, celery, etc. We work around it, just like we work around my vegetarianism.
And because I know what's coming, yes, AC, he doesn't like celery. Fortunately, he doesn't need any.
I have dropped the celery. I haven't really had a need for it these days
Hell, MrsCPG didn't share my tastes in music, movies, or books when we first started dating, and these are all important parts of my life. Heck, her favorite band at the time was Wilson Freaking Philips. But I didn't roll my eyes. I would just offer that I preferred some other stuff, music that she, in turn, didn't care for. So, over the years, we've learned to accommodate one another. I would take her to watch Phil Collins (Proof that I love her) and she would accompany me to hear some pretty hard-core jazz. As a matter of fact, we were watching Moneyball the other night when she turned to me and said, "Thank you for getting me to like baseball." So you just never know what a little love and patience can do.
Why? Because we're smoking hot together. Because we have never had a single day in the 7,906 days we've known each other that we didn't make each other laugh.
Unless she was a cannibal, I couldn't see ruling someone out over their tastes or preferences in cuisine. Picky eaters can be frustrating at times, but so long as they aren't high maintenance in every other way I can work around it.
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Originally Posted by lovesMountains
Wow.
And that doesn't seem a little controlling to you?
That you have APPROVE of a persons food choices in order to let yourself connect with them?
It all comes down to maturity, wisdom, and reality. When you've eliminated the entire human race for one thing or another--incompatibility you might rationalize--and you're totally alone, you begin to see things differently. Or you end up on CD complaining that no one can get it right but you.
Can you tell you're not compatible with people because of their food choices?
ABSOLUTELY!!! For me, a woman's food choices would give me an indication on if our lifestyles are compatible. Which would instantly let me know if she is GF material or just bang-able material. If we go to a restaurant and she orders the most fattening and unhealthy item on the menu with soda, side of whatever or extra bacon or something, then a giant piece of desert. It lets me know instantly that her lifestyle is not the same as mine which is HEALTHY/FITNESS/ACTIVE oriented.
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