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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of these are easy fixes. Just shut up about your dietary restrictions would be a huge improvement. [/quote]

Sure. But I do ask questions if things have butter so I know if I can eat it or not. And then people ask questions about what I can or can’t eat. And then I explain and then I myself am bored by the conversation. And it just happens because the sweet potatoes you brought look delicious and I want to know if I can eat them. I’d rather talk about something else. Truly. [/quote]

Let’s guess: vegan? You can eat butter. Truly. [/quote]

Try again. Lactose intolerant. Make me eat butter and I’ll clear a room with the resulting gas. [/quote]

Nobody will “make you” eat butter. Ask, ONCE, what has butter and we’ll point it out. That’s it. That’s the conversation. If you ask ONCE, I’ll tell you everything that has butter or dairy of any kind. There’s no need to discuss it further.

Better yet, text me a few days before and I’ll text you back everything I’m making or serving and what has dairy. Then we don’t have to talk about it at all. Bet you’ll find a way, though. [/quote]

Get him some Lactaid so he can enjoy the sweet potatoes, this is a solvable problem.[/quote]

Gee, if only we thought of that!  It’s actually the casein, not the lactose, that causes intolerance issues for many people.  Lactaid does nothing in these cases.[/quote]

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