Has your relationship with food changed over time? Is it for Nutrition? Enjoyment? Coping tool? Health? Whom you eat with? Age? Your tastes?

[DrPepper12]

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Counting 8 questions in a row, wow, that's my teacher boy, writing complete assignments instead of 1 question expected from him 😂

My complete history summarized then:

From what I recall, my parents mastered my meals enough, in terms of nutrition. It's also a social class thing, from what I see, the lower you get, the less food literate you are, and the worse you eat.

During teen years, I've started making my own meals, simultaneously, I was interested in the basics of nutrition. I was reading packaging, trying to make sense of them. I borrowed a couple of nutrition related books at the library also.

During early adulthood, I got a bit too comfy, a bit too much into pizzas most notably. Like 5 pizzas a week. And not the classic Italian pizzas, the classic US pizzas, meaning too much cheese, too much fat, too much meat, too much of everything, as it is the motto overseas lol.

After that and up to where I am in life, I got back on tracks, paid much more attention to nutrition basics again. As I have educated myself, as I was educated for this, both by family and this country I believe.

Do I like sweets, treats? Yes 😶‍🌫️

Do I have a resourceful girlfriend knowing more stuff than me? Yes 😌

[NathanDavis]

yes... for a few different reasons, I used to have very very bad habits when it came to this

of course I got in trouble...

but I am much more healthier now, and been doing better for the last decide or so

[Amy10223]

I eat "healthier" foods now than I did before. For at least 7 or 8 years, I haven't eaten American breakfast cereals. I eat fish at about 11:00, most times. It's salmon and rice, or rice with eggs and avocado and a protein like fish or tofu. I do have savory pancakes though, like I did today. I try not to eat until I am bursting, I stop when I am almost but not full.

It's more for my own benefit because I feel good when I do this. It just helps me think better.

[DangerouslyCute]

my taste changed... and I gave up sugar...

so I eat better and definitely less :D

[DryGermanGuy]

As teenagers we often went to McDonald’s or ate canned food. Only the best will do as an adult. I also learned to cook good meals.

[exitseven]

I definitely eat a more nutritious diet than I did when I was younger. I try to eat a more protein centered diet and less carbs.

[Likes2drive]

Sometimes I get bored with food and sometimes I eat because I’m bored but I pretty much like the same food I always have eaten

[WonderingManII]

Nope.