Example, putting ketchup on a perfectly cooked ribeye steak at a nice restaurant.

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    5 days ago

    It’s not insulting to talk about it… How insecure does a person have to be to not be able to discuss food choices?

    It depends entirely on the tone of the conversation. Saying shit like “pineapple on pizza is an abomination” or “ketchup is for babies” is insulting. Giving reasons for why you personally don’t like something or how it could be better is fine but to tell others what to do with their own food, so long as they are not wasting it, is wrong.

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      Did I say any of that at any point? Seems like you’re just making stuff up to be bothered by lmao. Further, if you’re shaken to the core because you like ketchup and someone said its for babies… I mean…

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        No you didn’t, I was clarifying what I meant by my original statement as it’s definitely a thing that happens. Although not as much of it going on in this post as I would have expected to see which is nice.

        | Further, if you’re shaken to the core because you like ketchup and someone said its for babies… I mean…

        While that was just an example I made up I’d hardly need to be “shaken to the core” by something to think it’s wrong. Seems you’re the one projecting.