this guy i have been dating wants me to come to a bbq with his family today. ill go but i just dont know about food, they hunt all their food and live in the country but im a vegetarian. last night i ate fish because his dad wouldnt leave me alone and i feel bad for denying their food, but i dont want to eat it. how can i nicely go about the eating part? its going to be mainly meat and if i dont eat it il have like nothing on my plate and be bugged about it all but if i eat it ill hate myself?? also were not boyfriend girlfriend so how do we act and introduce?
Katlyn answered Saturday April 3 2010, 6:51 pm: Well im sure they will have like salads or something besides just meat so have that instead but if you this bothered by meat just talk to the guy and tell him that your a vegetarian and that you wont be able to eat meat and that your not trying to disrespect them in any way its just how you feel and if he understands great but if he doesnt maybe hes not the right guys for you. And as for the introduction you can say your just dating but not bf and gf meaning you guys are still getting to know eachother. [ Katlyn's advice column | Ask Katlyn A Question ]
DearAbby92 answered Saturday April 3 2010, 6:50 pm: Maybe you can bring a vegeatarian dish as a thank you gift (my parents always try to bring something to parties) and eat mainly that. If his father bugs you, nicely say that you are a vegetarian. Why don't you ask the guy to tell his parents that you don't eat meat?
And introduce yourself as a friend for now, unless your guy says otherwise to his family.
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