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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love food. I am a good enough home cook but I love trying different restaurants, cuisines, flavors. It's something I genuinely enjoy and want to share with my partner. I'm also Chinese. Sharing meals is part of how we socialize. I grew up eating all different kinds of vegetables, fruits, and meats (and cuts of meat). I want to enjoy the things I grew up without having to edit or limit myself just because my partner has a narrow palate. Picky eating ([b]not talking about medical/religious/ethical restrictions[/b]) would be a dealbreaker for me. I don't see it as any different than sharing a common value such as religion or finances. [/quote] You just contradicted yourself. If someone is a vegetarian for religious reasons that's OK for you because it is their religion. But if someone does not eat meat because they don't like the taste of it then that is a dealbreaker for you? The parenthetical was added to appear woke, I guess. [/quote]
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