36-year-old refuses to take GF on vacation because of her eating habits: 'I can't even take her to restaurants without a children's menu'

This guy has slowly come to a realization: one of his GF's habits is having a big impact on their relationship.

It's a big world out there, and for picky eaters, finding food that you like can feel impossible. Every time you go out to eat, there's a new cuisine that you have to navigate your way through.

There are levels to it. Sometimes you have foods that you don't love, but you can scarf it down. Others are so pungent or awful-tasting that you simply can't get near them! If one of these foods infiltrates your dinner of choice, you simply have to send your dish back to the kitchen and ask for a new one. And that can just be fairly embarrassing to everyone else around you, who just don't understand what it's like to dislike foods.

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Guy confronts his GF for refusing to eat food at restaurants.
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There seems to be a large section of the population who like almost every food. I wish I could be these people. I have literally met multiple people in my life who have told me there are no foods they dislike. As someone who dislikes a lot of common foods, this is something I envy, and that I commend them for.
I will say that my own pickiness has improved with age, but it involves routinely trying foods I think I won't like, just to confirm that. You can't just avoid foods, you still have to give them a taste, just to be sure.
This person is getting pretty tired of his GF's picky food habits, and honestly… they seem pretty extreme. See what you think
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Am I wrong because I (36M) don't want my girlfriend (36F) to travel with me because she's a picky eater?

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He buried the lede a bit here! She doesn't eat any veggies? None at all? No salads even? That is going to eliminate like… almost every type of cuisine while traveling.
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People were wondering if this could ever work out

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After all, don't most of us envision traveling with our partners? Dining out at restaurants that don't have a kid's menu? It's unfortunate to consider, but it might just not be written in the stars.
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This too! You shouldn't have to ask your partner for permission to grab food alone. This person could also consider going with friends instead.
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Boyfriend confronts his upset GF about their travel conundrum.
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