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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I just wanted to tell you you are not alone, OP. M IL's act like small children - worse! - in this regard. DH is a horrible example to DCs in this regard, too. It is very frustrating. It never occurred to me to be so picky about anything, especially food. [/quote] You know, it never "occurred" to me to be picky about food, either. It's not my choice. At all. It has caused me a lot of pain and embarrassment. It would be much easier to be able to go to work functions and know I wasn't going to go hungry. Or go to people's houses and be able to cordially say "sure, I'd love that" to every food offered to me at a friend's house. Or to avoid all of the verbal abuse, sighs, eye rolling, and crap that I get from people who supposedly love me but disdain my food aversions. I don't want my child to pick up on my eating weirdness. I wouldn't wish this on him any more than a mental or physical illness. It sucks. And I'm not doing it to inconvenience you, so I doubt your inlaws are either.[/quote]
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