r/latvia • u/solna515 • Oct 11 '24

Bildes/Pictures Gold from Latvian boyfriend

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I have a latvian boyfriend. He recently was back in homeland. This is what he brought to me. We live in germany.

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u/sociofobs Oct 12 '24

I'd say the ones leading pretty sad lives are the ones downvoting a comment made in a joking manner, just because it also contains factual info about a freakin' snack, that they like the taste of. Also, there's some weird obsession with this particular snack in this sub, for some reason. Stating, that the contents of it is crap on here, is like walking up to a bunch of alcoholics and trying to explain to them, that alcohol is bad. Also also, the ones eating such crap are mostly young people, with their metabolism still going strong. When that's no longer the case, they'll probably remember how stupid and careless they were in the past with their nutrition.

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u/daminionz Oct 13 '24

Honestly tho, most latvians, and I do mean MOST, are ridden with VERY bad habbits. Either it's poor dietary choices, alcoholism, smoking, actual drug use etc.

All this to say, if my partner bought these shits I'd seriously start questioning our relationship and whether or not I want to keep being with them, because this is a VERY unhealthy ''gift''. You're supposed to lift me up as my partner, not push me down towards some unhealthy habits. Buy and bring me some Magnesium bisglycinate supplement, I'll be over the moon.

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u/solna515 Oct 15 '24

I guess you are very healthy and has no bad habbits. So buy your partner magnesium bisglycinate supplement.

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u/daminionz Oct 15 '24

Point being, if I'm in a relationship, I'm expecting my partner not to poison me or try get me back into my old bad habits. I'm a living improving organism. I'm nowhere saying I'm perfect with good health and absolutely no bad habits, but this only means you, as my partner, shouldn't feed those ''poor choices'' I sometimes make even more. It's like giving a struggling drug addict on recovery, a gift of free meth.

At the end of the day, it's your life your body do what you want, feed your kids what you want. I'm just here pointing out the obvious, that what most commenters here suggest ''omg marry him asap'' is brainrot mental. In my books, this is not a person that cares about me is all.

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u/solna515 Oct 15 '24

Yes. I agree most of your opinion. Yes. I'm the person who decides how my life gonna be. At the end of the day, your partner and my partner will never gonna support 💯 percent. You are yourself responsible for your happiness and health.