I want to emphasize that I am accepting of all people's personal lifestyle choices as long as they show compassion towards society and refrain from harming others. However, if someone's philosophy promotes harm and lacks compassion, I may feel the need to speak out or protest against it.
Regarding my background, I consider myself an amateur nutrition educator with extensive experience in the food and beverage industry, dating back to 2010 when I was involved in the health and wellness movement with my first company. During that time, I had the opportunity to delve deeply into understanding how different segments of consumers view their diets and eating habits.
I believe it's not my role to pass judgment on others, but rather to focus on studying food technology and creating food options that may benefit people.
One area I am passionate about is raising awareness about the link between our eating patterns and various aspects of our lives, such as our emotions, self-esteem, anxieties, social circumstances, and wealth. Food plays a significant role in our lives; it serves as a means of communication and brings people together.
Food adds flavor to what could otherwise be a mundane life. From attending parties with alcohol and the chance to socialize and potentially find new connections to enjoying delicious meals at fancy restaurants with perfect lighting and pleasant music, these experiences make life feel like an adventure. However, I question whether these moments need to involve intoxicating substances like alcohol. Is it necessary to publicly discuss how we use alcohol to socialize, get high, and enhance the flavors of our meals?
In our youth, it's normal to have a party-oriented mindset. Our minds are hyperactive, and we seek entertainment, whether it's going to the movies, farmers' markets, baseball games, concerts, or truck shows. These events bring people together, creating a sense of joy and pleasure as we congregate, meditate, and cheer for common goals, like supporting our home team or enjoying the music of our favorite rock 'n' roll band.
