If you don't eat yer meat, you can't have any pudding., How can you have any pudding if you don't eat yer meat? Options

[superstitious]

Do you make rules for yourself (or does your parents have rules for)when you eat? For example, you must eat your vegetables before you eat the side or main meat/dish to ensure that you are not full by the time you get to your vegetables?

I do that, normally. Just now, I did not and I'm regretting it. I ate my baked potato (because in my universe, potatoes are the most important food EVER), my meatloaf and just as I started to eat my salad, I felt full. :x

[synapse]

@diana that's disgusting.

I personally didn't like a lot of the stuff that my parents and grandparents cooked. There are a few dishes that I do like. I don't remember having any "rules" about eating. They were more about the philosophy of if I didn't like it, I shouldn't have to eat it. But they'd always make me eat at least 3 bites before I made a sound descision. I don't eat most white meats because their too dry, like turkey, any kind of chops. cube steak, or garlic. I was pretty good about vegatables though, I love brocolli, but it has to be pretty limp, I can't eat fresh brocolli, cause that's kind of gross, but like anything steamed is very good.

[hypnotique]

@diana that's disgusting.

I personally didn't like a lot of the stuff that my parents and grandparents cooked. There are a few dishes that I do like. I don't remember having any "rules" about eating. They were more about the philosophy of if I didn't like it, I shouldn't have to eat it. But they'd always make me eat at least 3 bites before I made a sound descision. I don't eat most white meats because their too dry, like turkey, any kind of chops. cube steak, or garlic. I was pretty good about vegatables though, I love brocolli, but it has to be pretty limp, I can't eat fresh brocolli, cause that's kind of gross, but like anything steamed is very good.

haha i know she hates waste.