To both the people voicing (valid) ableism concerns, and those voicing understandably anti-treatbro sentiment, it isn't entirely an accident that people with sensory issues in America regularly end up stuck eating foods that are on the unhealthy side. I think that should be our focus.
Wouldn't this because if you have the kind of sensory issues that make you eat mixed veggies and tofu or whatever you're just not gonna be eating out because it's not an option?
Don't get me wrong, I yearn for the non-profit cafeteria serving me exactly that when I can't be bothered to meal prep but I feel like that's for the same reason you don't see me at a steakhouse ( )
To both the people voicing (valid) ableism concerns, and those voicing understandably anti-treatbro sentiment, it isn't entirely an accident that people with sensory issues in America regularly end up stuck eating foods that are on the unhealthy side. I think that should be our focus.
Wouldn't this because if you have the kind of sensory issues that make you eat mixed veggies and tofu or whatever you're just not gonna be eating out because it's not an option?
Don't get me wrong, I yearn for the non-profit cafeteria serving me exactly that when I can't be bothered to meal prep but I feel like that's for the same reason you don't see me at a steakhouse (
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