<human>: Girlfriend and I have been dating for basically all of 2015 and it has been wonderful and still honeymoon-ish. There aren't many things we disagree on but there is always this one topic that sort of puts us on different ends.

She has been a vegetarian for a while now and I love it and her commitment to it is inspiring... but she doesn't think I like it very much. Granted, I think I am right in thinking that it gets in the way with certain things. We live in a small town and it is always a challenge picking someplace to eat, but places with vegetarian options are even fewer. I shared my opinion on it last night and I think it upset her. This morning, I mentioned that I was excited to live with her during the summer and excited to see how we get to see what we don't like about each other by the end of it (as a joke), and then she got very serious and said I'd probably hate her because I don't like her eating habits and how we would have to cook our meals separately...

She thinks I hate her when I really don't. I have never expressed that I hate that she is vegetarian. It poses different challenges but it has never been something I despise. How do I handle this respectfully? She is unwilling to ever change her dietary preferences (not that I ever asked her to) but she is also unwilling to accept that I think it is 100% okay because I bring it up sometimes when trying to pick places to eat, decide what to cook etc. She told me she just wishes I would forget she doesn't eat meat but I don't think it just works like that when we'll be living together soon. Don't really know how to deal with it when she just doesn't want to talk about it. Any advice would help.

^man that was some brain vomit, excuse the lack of flow lol

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<bot>: Girlfriend is vegetarian and I am not, thinks I don't like that she is because I mention it sort of frequently when considering food options.