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Our next reddit post comes from our slash relationship advice, and the title is,

My husband can't accept that I don't like mustard. Things came to a head yesterday.

We've been married for two years, dating five. We're both 34. I'm a woman, and he's a man if it matters.

I am not a picky eater. In fact, I'm quite adventurous, and every time that I've traveled,

I've always made it a point to try dishes with unusual or uncommon ingredients to say that I've tried

them. There are very few foods that I won't eat. One of them is mustard, like the condiments.

I do not like it. I just don't. The taste is very strong and overpowering, and it's an unpleasant taste.

I've tried yellow, stone ground, honey, artisan, brown, spicy, you name it. I've tried them all,

and I just don't like them. My husband, for some reason, never understood this.

He loves mustard, especially honey mustard. He puts it on all of his sandwiches and dips his fries in it.

And every time he tries to force me to try it, he'll insist that I like it this time.

I'm a grown woman. I know what I don't like, and I don't like mustard. So I'll say no,

and it'll devolve into a mini argument where he calls me picky. Well, last night, we were on the

road home from a weekend trip that we took together, and he stopped at a gas station to get us a

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