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oh wow if you select part of a post "Quote | Reply" comes up so you don't have to manually remove text if you want to just reply to a part of a post

 

Didn't MOC get hacked by some Indonesian hackers or something?

 

That was not what was the deal breaker about it. If she didn't like ketchup it would've been fine, I have no issues with that, but it was the fact that she was judgy about me using the amount of ketchup I used on my fries, which could be an indicator that she's judgmental about more important and less condiment-based problems, if it actually bothered her so much she had to address it.

I have no problems with people being picky eaters for whatever reason they feel like they want to be a picky eater. I'm a pretty picky eater myself. That's not what this was about at all.

 

just tried it. that is really great. I LOVE TECHNOLOGY.

 

Yo, I can't even PM you because of the limits on your profile, but you absolutely need to take part in this weekly thing I'm trying to start, sir.

 

I have limits on my profile? Yeah, I saw the thread! Sorry, should have commented, well keen to see how you choose!

 

Actually I was referring to @George's post, not yours. Because correct me if i'm wrong but he said it was a deal breaker haha. In your case, she was the one who was judgmental, and that's also what I'm referring to - not sure why she should care about what you do with your food. That's what I'm getting at. It just personally gets to me when I see that kind of shit cause of what I'm going through, and at the end of the day food in and of itself shouldn't really be that big of a deal, and it's strange to make it so.

 

i was trying to check out the MoC site and I saw it. such a cool feature.

 

I find something new I love about this site everyday!

 

Idk, she could just have been joking? I'd be one to do something like that trying to be friendly and come off like an ass.

 

Being picky as far as not liking certain foods is different from having diet restrictions though

 

i was confused for a second. lmao.

 

Those of you who know my music tastes at all know I'm always a sucker for a simple pop jam... and so are many of you I imagine. This is one of the best I've heard in a while. I'm happy he has a more upbeat song now to balance out the more downtempo, serious tracks, and honestly I'm starting to get high hopes for this album. Zayn is 3/3 for me right now.

 

It still shouldn't bother you that much regardless. That's their problem, at the end of the day.

 

When we went out to eat my roommate would tell the waitress she was allergic to tomatoes so they wouldn't forget to not use them. She was embarrassing sometimes. When we would go to fast food places she would ask for the weirdest stuff and then ask for them to cut her chicken sandwiches in half.

If I can get through that anyone can get through a picky/judgmental eater haha I just know people probably spit in her food A LOT.

 

christ that was confusing

this is true, but it can also lead to routine in food choices, like i love most food and i have no overall problem with others not liking it, but in my last relationship we sorta stagnated to going to the same places because he didn't want to branch out. not that that was a deal breaker but the routine of our relationship didn't help things.

 

idk @schlotty idk

 

I have a gag reflex so there's certain foods I just try to avoid in a social setting. It's weird and difficult to explain to people, so I'd rather just not have to deal with it.

 

Sorry about that, I didn't intend to offend anybody, or seem unduly harsh. Apologies if it came off that way.

I was taking the piss a bit, I'm not really as judgmental about food as that post might make out, it was more of a joke than anything. I don't eat meat when I'm in the UK, so I'm hardly the paradigm of open-mindedness either when it comes to diet haha.

 

I can understand why, if trying tons of new and "weird" foods is a big part of someone's life and one of their favorite hobbies, someone who is close minded about food would be a deal breaker. Health related restrictions aside, obviously

 

Sandwiches cut in half do have improved usability

 

Yeah it wouldn't likely be a deal breaker for me, but it could be frustrating if it made it difficult to eat together and could contribute to other problems I guess

 

idk i've met people who don't like pizza (not related to health issues) and i couldn't deal with that sort of negativity in my life.