️ Buckle up, folks, because we’ve got a spicy story that’s sure to get your taste buds tingling and your emotions swirling! ️ Our protagonist found themselves in a bit of a pickle when a simple hangout with friends turned into a cultural catastrophe. Get ready for a tale of food, friendship, and the perils of international cuisine!
A Taste of Adventure Gone Wrong ️
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New Friends, New Plans ️
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The Awkward Moment
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Flashback to Nepal ️
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From Mountain Top to Hospital Bed
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Curry PTSD
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Nausea Strikes Again
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Salad for One, Please
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AITA for My Curry Aversion? ❌
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Indian Restaurants = No Go Zone ♀️
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I Should’ve Explained Better
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Curry Conundrum: A Taste of Trauma
Well, well, well… it looks like our curry-averse friend has found themselves in a real pickle! Who knew that a traumatic experience with Dal Bhat in Nepal could lead to such a dramatic fallout with friends? It’s a classic case of food PTSD, folks! But the real question is, should our protagonist have sucked it up and faced their fears for the sake of their new Indian friend? Or were they justified in their curry avoidance? ♀️ Let’s see what the internet has to say about this spicy situation! ️ ️
Trauma from food poisoning is valid. Friends should respect boundaries.

Traumatized by food: relatable experiences and advice. NAH.

Valid reason for declining Indian food, but tone matters. NTA.

Indian Redditor supports declining Indian food due to trauma

Respectful food preference, NTA. Good on you for compromising.

Indian commenter supports OP’s decision to decline Indian food

Curious Red Flag: Commenter leaves out crucial info, friends call racist?

Valid reason for declining Indian food, not racist. NTA

Indian Redditor defends OP’s right to dislike Indian cuisine

Friends call her racist for declining Indian food due to trauma

NTA declines Indian food due to trauma and is disrespected.

Valid reason for declining food due to trauma. Friends overreacted

Honesty wins: Commenter defends NTA’s ‘insensitive’ answer

Engaging explanation of the term “curry” and Indian cuisine

Respect her food trauma, she’s not an a**hole for declining.

Respectful decline of food is valid
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Confused Indian asks for definition of ‘curry’ in non-Indian context ♂️

Food trauma is real . NTA for having preferences.

The lasting impact of traumatic experiences on our senses
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Eating too much lobster resulted in a traumatic experience

Respectful choice, not cultural disrespect. NTA wins the debate.
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Being understanding of food traumas and apologizing can help diffuse situations.

Food poisoning trauma is valid, NTA! Friends need understanding

Food aversions understandable, but can lead to hurt feelings

Friend explains how OP could have handled situation better.

Bullying over food choices is not okay. NTA

Traumatized by curry, not racist. Get new friends. ♀️

Offered to eat elsewhere, explained and apologized. NTA

NTA for declining Indian food due to past food poisoning

NTA. Bangladeshi commenter empathizes with trauma towards Indian cuisine.

Food trauma is real , friends should be supportive

Validating NTA’s trauma and offering empathy for the situation.
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Food preferences shouldn’t offend cultures. NTA

Declining Indian food due to trauma is understandable. Friends overreacting? NTA

NTA. Trauma is valid, friends should be more understanding

NTA! It’s common to have trouble eating after food poisoning. Apologize.

Trauma can have lasting effects on our senses

Legit survival mechanism! Others have it with wine and aniseed.

Traumatic experience with food, hard NTA for declining Indian food

Food trauma is real

Defending a trauma-informed food preference against ‘woke brigade’ accusations

Taste aversions are real and NTA for declining food. Friends unfair

Being honest about food trauma makes you NTA, get new friends

You’re not the a**hole for declining Indian food. Friends overreacted.

Trauma can affect our reactions to seemingly innocuous situations

Sharing experiences and suggesting solutions to childish behavior

Respectful NTA declines Indian food due to trauma , offered alternative options

Respecting food choices and traumas: NTA wins hearts

Valid reason to decline Indian food, NTA

Food trauma is a real thing! NTA, friends need to chill

Declining Indian food due to trauma – NTA. Here’s why ♀️

Trauma can affect how we feel about certain foods ♂️

Valid reason for declining Indian food. Friends overreacted. NTA

NTA, Indian food not for everyone, hope you try desserts

Traumatic experience with food can last a lifetime

Food trauma is real

Nepali commenter supports declining Indian food, calls out friends’ behavior.

Traumatic experience with Ethiopian food. Not racism, NTA.

Food trauma is real . NTA for declining Indian food.

Food trauma is real

Traumatic childhood experience left lasting food aversion. NTA

Food trauma sticks with you for years

Food trauma is real, empathize with her decision

Food trauma is real

Polite way to decline Indian food without revealing trauma.

Friends should understand and respect her aversion to Indian food

Food trauma is real

Respectful NTA declines Indian food due to past trauma

Food preferences ≠ racism. NTA, friends overreacting.

Overcoming food trauma is possible, NTA for declining curry

Respecting food aversions, NTA. Italian dressing aversion relatable ♀️
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Food trauma is real But NTA for declining Indian food

Respectful NTA comment supports dietary choice with helpful resource link.

Traumatic experience with food can result in strong aversions

Food poisoning PTSD is valid, NTA for declining Indian food

Food trauma is real Subway is ruined for life

Trauma doesn’t equal racism, NTA stands up for herself

Indian Redditor explains cultural diversity and food preferences

NTA commenter defends person declining food, criticizes overly sensitive culture

Food trauma is real but glad you’re back to enjoying curry

NTA, but communication is key when declining food

Food trauma can last for decades ♀️

Conditioned taste aversion is common and it’s NTA.

Misleading title confusion leads to humorous comment

NTA declines Indian food, friends get pissy. Go separate ways.

NTA declines Indian food due to trauma, gets support from commenters.
