#im trying to say that the sensory experience of like. oranges. varies by state. because their texture and flavor varies

[bbg100]

No, genuinely thank you for feeling comfortable saying something.

I responded mainly to the last one and a half sentences in the post text and referenced the autism aspects in the tags. Of course, autism sensory issues are at play, in fact what I'm trying to say (in tags plus post text) is that the sensory experience can be very different for the same food from different areas due to ingredients changing. Sorry if I didn't communicate that well.

every time you say you dislike a certain kind of food someone will invariably chime in like "thats just because you haven't had it from [country i live in]" and like, first off, when an autistic person tells you they don't like a food it's often vastly deeper and more encompassing than just thinking it tastes bad, but also american cuisine is like the only exceptionally good thing about this place. im sorry but i've probably already had the best of it.