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Comfort foods

Brooke_08

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Hello, I'm a NT writer. And was wondering about some comfort foods. My main character's mother is Japanese. I was curious if certian Japanese foods could be overstimulating. I know that Ramen is a comfort food for many. But what about things with eccentric textures like raw fish or fish eggs? Or maybe it doesn't bother people as much as I think.

I look forward to y'alls answers!
 
Thank you, I was more asking about if certian textures are bothersome. But I'll definitely take note!
Not particularly. Though I can't stand one food on the plate mixing with another. Giving me a respect for tv dinners. Not so much for the food, but simply how everything was separated.
 
Hello, I'm a NT writer. And was wondering about some comfort foods. My main character's mother is Japanese. I was curious if certian Japanese foods could be overstimulating. I know that Ramen is a comfort food for many. But what about things with eccentric textures like raw fish or fish eggs? Or maybe it doesn't bother people as much as I think.

I look forward to y'alls answers!
I'd also like to ask if it's possible to get accustomed to certain textures. If she's been eating these foods since she was little, maybe they wouldn't bother her?
 
The answers to your question will very according to the individual. For example, I actually like tacos which were previously listed as a food which bother another individual. I don't think there are any foods that all autistic people like or that all autistic people dislike. We are individuals and have our own preferences.
 
The answers to your question will very according to the individual. For example, I actually like tacos which were previously listed as a food which bother another individual. I don't think there are any foods that all autistic people like or that all autistic people dislike. We are individuals and have our own preferences.
You're right. Thank you!
 

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