Sorry, I think you two are completely incompatible. I can't imagine this relationship going anywhere at all, if she maintains the vegan thing. We do not allow vegans to charter our boat at any price, I repeat, at any price. It is just too hard to please them (and we do like our customers to go away feeling like they've had the best vacation of their lives) and frankly it is very uncomfortable for me personally, to be around them.
In general most vegans I have met are much like born again christians, always trying to extol the virtues of their thing. I've no interest in either (bring out that pork roast, please or hey, how about a Turducken?).
Hey, the guy asked for help and I replied with my opinion. What's wrong with that? He asked, did he not? Have you ever lived with a vegan, but not eaten as they do? It requires two completely different styles of food buying, preparation and a great deal more cooking time. If you live with someone, that's a HUGE thing, and relationships are difficult enough without adding all that over food. Hell, the logistics of sitting down to a romantic candle lit dinner for two, with two completely separate menus (cooked at home), would be incredibly difficult.
For you to say my comment is ignorant is just not right and to swear at me for my solicited opinion if very low class.
You know, you really are showing your ignorance if you think vegan cooking is "a bit complicated". Engage mind before beginning typing.
Yep, big fella, you just go on and swear up a storm, because that shows your complete command of the language, doesn't it? Pity.
It doesn't seem complicated to me. She made her choise to live a complex lifestyle, she'll have to deal with it. Which she is. OP is the one being kinda picky. Apparently she doesn't care that she isn't eating much when they're out. He should focus on other places and they can eat before they go out.
As for separate meals, it really isn't a big deal. On the rare occasion there's a candlelit dinner, something can be arranged. Most people don't eat nice dinners frequently. For daily meals, whatever both can have plus a separate main dish is pretty simple.
I can see how this could be complicated on a boat, but it isn't a difficult living situation.
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Sorry, I think you two are completely incompatible. I can't imagine this relationship going anywhere at all, if she maintains the vegan thing. We do not allow vegans to charter our boat at any price, I repeat, at any price. It is just too hard to please them (and we do like our customers to go away feeling like they've had the best vacation of their lives) and frankly it is very uncomfortable for me personally, to be around them.
In general most vegans I have met are much like born again christians, always trying to extol the virtues of their thing. I've no interest in either (bring out that pork roast, please or hey, how about a Turducken?).
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What an ignorant comment.
Fuck you.
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Please explain why you said that.
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What gives you the right to say they're incompatible because they have a disagreement over food?
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Hey, the guy asked for help and I replied with my opinion. What's wrong with that? He asked, did he not? Have you ever lived with a vegan, but not eaten as they do? It requires two completely different styles of food buying, preparation and a great deal more cooking time. If you live with someone, that's a HUGE thing, and relationships are difficult enough without adding all that over food. Hell, the logistics of sitting down to a romantic candle lit dinner for two, with two completely separate menus (cooked at home), would be incredibly difficult.
For you to say my comment is ignorant is just not right and to swear at me for my solicited opinion if very low class.
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Thanks. I'm not down-voting your comments. I accept any and all feedback.
If a relationship was to end because the cooking was a bit complicated. Then you shouldn't be in a relationship in the first place.
Ps. I'll swear at who I want
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You know, you really are showing your ignorance if you think vegan cooking is "a bit complicated". Engage mind before beginning typing.
Yep, big fella, you just go on and swear up a storm, because that shows your complete command of the language, doesn't it? Pity.
It doesn't seem complicated to me. She made her choise to live a complex lifestyle, she'll have to deal with it. Which she is. OP is the one being kinda picky. Apparently she doesn't care that she isn't eating much when they're out. He should focus on other places and they can eat before they go out.
As for separate meals, it really isn't a big deal. On the rare occasion there's a candlelit dinner, something can be arranged. Most people don't eat nice dinners frequently. For daily meals, whatever both can have plus a separate main dish is pretty simple.
I can see how this could be complicated on a boat, but it isn't a difficult living situation.