So since I started dating my current partner, I've been getting some questions regarding our diets Now I'm a vegetarian. He eats meat quite a lot of it at times But the thing is it's never really been a problem for us. I think for us we're Managing it quite well. I'm not super picky with like if the meat is touching anything and I can try the sauce and something one thing he did mention was that like sometimes he feels like he'd like want to share something with me that he's eating but like he can't if it's meat so I think that's like kind of the one thing that we've noticed but also he's not super picky either with like eating like pre-made meats or something we can buy from the store to just add easily to the meal that I might be cooking and stuff so for us it's working quite well but it brought me to my question today, do you guys have any like inclinations on how you'd want your partner's diet to be or how important do you think that your partner's diet is like to you and your relationship or the person you're dating.

I would say it's important that my partner has similar Options I mean if they like certain diet and I like it as well it's easier for us to like cook together and have like the same meal stir the day

I wouldn't care.

Absolutely it is important to me and in fact it is a deal-breaker. In this world of rampant obesity I place a premium on my partner's health and the eating habits that he will be modeling to his future children.

I would say yes. Diet does matter and I don't mean like oh my gosh like you got a diet diet diet and be super skinny and all that. No. What I mean is like just trying to instill healthy habits. So my partner and I, my husband, we've done a month of no sugar which is so freaking hard and while working out and definitely did have some good results but we definitely want to try and then still, you know, not as much sugar in our kids' lives, so.

Well I am single so I don't have to worry about this but for the most part I mean me and my brother live together and for the most part we eat about the same thing so yeah

I think realistically dietary differences only really matter when it comes to the actual logistics of how are you eat food together if you're going out to eat then you have to go to places that have a look options for both people write for me it's unlikely that they gonna be affected by going to vegetarian place but if you got a steakhouse with your partner and they just can't find anything for anyone many they enjoy them that can cause problems same thing I'm cooking something you know you can always add me on top but yeah

I think if you bring up something like this to be an issue with a relationship you're probably not in a secure place to be able to like try them amongst the many more more serious problems that well Verizon a relationship so it shouldn't be a problem

I had to search for this sound **** because something else came to mind. The toughest thing to navigate in mixed diet relationships is the kids. And people tend not to think about this before the kids. Now I know this isn't your situation, but I'm giving an exaggerated example. You have a vegan for health and a carnivore for health. And everything goes swimmingly. They're all doing their own thing until the kids arrive. And now they're fighting in every meal. Thank you.

While I still haven't looked up some things yet on my end to help me answer this question, what I mean is how your blood type may affect your style of dieting. Now that's why I'm not sure because maybe their style, their biological buildup, requires them to eat a certain way while mine requires me to eat another way. So it may not matter. Part 2 coming up.