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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People like this give those with dietary restrictions a bad name. I am a pescatarian and I would never expect people to cater to me - I bring my own food or happily eat sides, etc. it’s not other people’s problem that I’ve CHOSEN to eat this way. [/quote] That’s what everyone else except host poster has been saying. [/quote] I’m “host poster” (lol) and you don’t have very good reading comprehension bc this is what I’m saying—people who do it for attention make it other peoples problem.[/quote] Doing what for attention? Asking to to be included. How dare they? Terrible. [/quote] Choosing a totally optional diet that sets you apart from the entire rest of humanity and requires that a host of a large group event make a specificities menu just for you is not "asking to be included," it's just the opposite. It's asking that other people go out of their way to accommodate the ways in which you have excluded yourself and demanding other adjust to YOUR DECISION to set yourself apart.[/quote]
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