What would you do? And who's right?

[theking]

This Man Told His Girlfriend He Doesn't Want To Take Her To Nice Restaurants Because She "Eats Like A Kid" — Now She's Upset, And He Wants To Know If He's In The Wrong

"My girlfriend is an incredibly picky eater. Like I said in my title, she eats like she is 10 years old. In fact, I'll give a short list of things she refuses to eat: unflavored water, fish (excluding fried shrimp), anything with bones, cheese other than sharp cheddar, spinach, onions, garlic, pasta without red sauce, eggs, spicy food, aioli, ketchup, potatoes (other than French fries), pastries with fruit, citrus, sausage, or any 'non-American' food. This compares to me, someone who grew up in multiple different regions of the US and lived in abroad for a few years, so I'm a bit more adventurous when it comes to food."

[Believe_N_Me]

He could ask her if there is a nice restaurant that she prefers.

[DuMa]

Break it up. 

She needs a 10 years old boyfriend

and he needs to grow up.   Simple solution and they can't even work this out.  Bring her to a cot dayam buffet and let her pick what she wants to eat.  Women like these are the #1 reason why I'm fat.  I'm not fat per say but just to go along with my agenda so yeah, what she don't eat, it ends on my plate and that is how I become fat.   

[Reporter]

Looks like they just have different tastes for foods.

So, who is the immature one here?

[VillainousHero]

Sorry but some people do eat like kids even when they be full grown into old greying people. 

It's like this that not everyone has a delicate and precise use of their dining tools.  Some people click and clack with their dinnerware.  Some people do crunch their potato chips more loudly than others.  Some people can't even clean dishes properly when washing soo....

sometimes you just want a good old pub cheeseburger and fries.

[Dok_Champa]

He should have asked where she wants to go vs. assume

[Believe_N_Me]

My aunt once said that food incompatibilit y can break a relationship over time. She could be right. Imagine having to prepare different meals for dinner or always clashing with each other over choice of restaurants. It could get very tiresome.