Revised version
I am Asian. My boyfriend is European. We have been dating for more than a year and a half. Over the time spent together, we have got to understand each other better. However, we have our differences!
I always like to try something new. For example, even though I’m sure that I like restaurant A, I’m the kind of person who wants to try restaurant B. I know I sometimes fail to find a good restaurant, however I enjoy the excitement of trying new food. However, my boyfriend is totally different from me. Once he likes one thing, he doesn’t want to try anything else until he gets tired of it. He is a creature of habit!
Another time, I introduced a new brand of fried chicken to him. We got the fried chicken in and he loved it so much. The next day, he wanted to order it again. I said no because I wanted to try something else! Why would we have to eat the same thing for two consecutive days? I wouldn’t do that unless I’m forced to. However, he was very stubborn. He insisted on getting the same thing from the day before, as he just wanted ‘something tasty’ and he didn’t care about ‘something new’. Since he was visiting me for only two weeks, I decided to let him eat what he wants. But again, I wanted to show him a wide variety of options so that he can find the best chicken for him!
I love walking after eating. When I’m full, it feels good to go for a stroll. If I don’t, I will fall into a food coma or suffer from indigestion. My boyfriend, on the other hand, hates this digestive walk after a meal. According to his philosophy, you shouldn’t do anything after eating. The only thing you’re allowed to do is rest and relax on your sofa or your bed so that your intestines can focus on digestion, which I think will make you fat.
Draft version
I am Asian. My boyfriend is European. It has been more than a year and a half that we’ve dated each other. Over the time spent together, we got to understand each other better. But I can’t deny that we are very different from each other.
I always like to try something new. Even though I’m sure that I like restaurant A, I’m the kind of person who wants to try restaurant B. I know I sometimes fail to find a good restaurant, I enjoy the excitement for the new food that I’ve never tried before. However, my boyfriend is totally different from me. Once he likes one thing, he doesn’t want to try anything else until he gets tired of it.
One day, I introduced a new brand of fried chicken to him. We got the friend chicken in and he loved it so much. The next day, he wanted to order it again. I said no because I wanted to try something else! Whey would we have to eat the same thing for two consecutive days? I wouldn’t do that unless I’m forced. However, he was very stubborn. He insisted getting the same thing from the day before, as he just wanted ‘something tasty’ and he didn’t care about ‘something new’. Since he was visiting me only for two weeks, I decided to let him eat what he wants. But again, I wanted to show him a wide variety of options so that he can find the best chicken for him!
I love walking after eating. I believe some digestive walk is one of my favorite things to do when I’m full. Otherwise, either I would be very sleepy (feel drowsy after eating? Food coma? Food fatigue?) or either suffering from indigestion. On the contrary, my boyfriend hates this digestive walk after a meal. According to his philosophy, you shouldn’t do anything. The only thing you’re allowed to do is rest and relax on your sofa or your bed so that your intestines can focus on digestion, which I think will make you fat.