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Input: My boyfriend of about 1.5 years, doesn't eat any vegetables/fruits/fresh foods.... And generally eats what most would consider a very unhealthy diet. (Pizza, mac n cheese, pasta, etc). At the beginning of our relationship this wasn't a prevalent issue because, like with most new relationships, we both ate out &amp; at awful food most of the time. It was only once we starting living together I realized that he is up there on the list of pickiest eaters ever. 

A couple of months ago, I became incredibly conscious of my diet and what foods I was eating, so nowadays a majority of what I eat are fresh vegetables, grains, legumes, the whole nine yards. I have asked my boyfriend to consider trying new foods, because it is important to me that he respects his body and what he puts into it. (Thinking long term-this stresses me out because if we ever have kids, it'll be SUPER tough to get a little kid to eat a pizza while their dad eats pizza most nights). While his eating habits to not effect my health or body at all, I would like to invest in a partner who is health conscious, appreciates eating good food, and who probably has less of a chance of getting heart disease sometime down the line. He is slightly more inclined to try new foods since I've discusses it with him (hasn't liked any of them yet), but did day-to-day diet has not changed one bit. 

Anyways, am I the asshole for wanting him to eat his fucking vegetables? 

wanting him to eat his vegetables