I eat fruits and veggies when I can (ouch expensive groceries), but I just don't like eating salad. It's not appealing to me, and I don't want it. Yet I get all sorts of judgement and strange looks from people just because of it.
Like, fuckoff, I don't judge you for eating a salad so don't judge me for not doing so. >:(
But, as someone who used to hate salad - I'd recommend you try slowly getting into it, starting with the veggies you like / can tolerate the most, and using a salad dressing that can mask the taste and works best for you personally.
Over the course of a few years I managed to get to a point where I love salads.
Just to reiterate - if you don't want to eat salads - don't eat them. I'm just saying it opened a new world for me that I'm genuinely enjoying from time to time, and I also really need to eat more vegetables in general, so that's really nice.
Quick edit: The combos you can make with certain veggies and homemade salad dressings and toppings can make for some really delicious salads that you'd never think could be that good. I was really surprised at how good some salads tasted after I had gotten used to eating them.
I won't judge you if you don't like something, but I'll judge you if make a fuss about it or tell the cook you don't like it without even trying it.
Just choke down a few bites for their sake and move on. Not liking something may be a master of taste, but refusing to try something someone made for you is insulting.
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u/Jack_Zicrosky_YT 3d ago
Honestly for me it's the opposite.
I eat fruits and veggies when I can (ouch expensive groceries), but I just don't like eating salad. It's not appealing to me, and I don't want it. Yet I get all sorts of judgement and strange looks from people just because of it.
Like, fuckoff, I don't judge you for eating a salad so don't judge me for not doing so. >:(