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This is why I learned to cook at a very young age.
I wasn't allowed to do that. My mom took that whole eating what she made or eat nothing really serious. I wasn't allowed to make my own stuff if I wanted
Sorry to hear that, hopefully you've found joy in food later in life.
Oh yeah. I did an exchange/international semester in Edinburgh. First time living alone and being able to do what I want and when I want it. I like having control over what stuff I eat but it's not like I hate my mom for how she does things. I appreciate all the work she does and living with your parents just makes being a student a little easier. It's just sad sometimes, that I can't as easily try new stuff or eat when I'm actually hungry and not when the designated family eating time is.
I did try when I was younger, I just have an aversion towards it (it's really really boring to me). I learn when I was a older, like 20, 21.
Everyone gets there at their own pace, is it still boring to you? Maybe try different styles of cooking?
I have tried different things to make it interesting for me, like maybe making more backed stuff instead of boiled or steamed... no, I just have no interest in it.
Eating and cooking are like means to an end for me. I'm hungry, I eat. That is probably why I could eat my mother's cooking without problems, lol 😂...or why I have no problem taking codliver oil without any extra stuff on it (like lemon). I'm just not that much into tastes I guess. I like tasty food, but if the food is not tasty and I'm hungry, I'll eat just about anything.
this is the dumbest shit I've ever read
Could you elaborate why?
no
OK