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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]If you indulge your pickiness to the point that literally anyone even notices, you are being a bad guest. I have a former roommate who was an extremely picky eater, and the only reason I knew about it at all was that I lived with her, and she challenged herself a lot because she cared about her nutritional needs, and she had a job that involved a lot of travel and corporate dinners and parties. When we went to parties and dinners, she ate beforehand and managed herself in such a way that no one noticed or cared how much she ate, or what she ate. I can think of a thousand ways not to eat every bite of every thing and have no one notice.[/quote]

You're so wrong about this.

I do not make faces at food, I do not comment about food I do not like. But there are certain people watch what everyone eats and make comments about it. These people love to make a spectacle of picky eaters and we hate it. Just stop. Enjoy your food, enjoy your conversations, and never ever ever comment on what people eat or don't eat. [/quote]

Again, no one here has said that people should observe and make comments. We all agree that is rude. But that's not what this thread is about.

You are trying to deflect because you don't like that, right now in this particular thread, the questions are for and about picky eaters. If you want to discuss other topics, start another thread.[/quote]

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