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No, which is why I’m not being insufferable, lmao. As a side note, I get the chide about labeling. You might accidentally eat cat and die! It slips in all the time! Granted, the labeling is not enough to protect him due to the severity of his allergy. Don’t try to bring him down to your level. It’ll take months anyways.
> No, which is why I’m not being insufferable At this point you're interpreting genuine care and empathy for your brother's condition and appreciation for a hard-fought safety measure as chide. I remember when it was enacted. And a win for any of us is a win for all of us. Re-evaluate that assumption of yours. You're right that a respiratory and contact allergy wouldn't benefit from food labels. Safety labels for fol…
Can you honestly not see how melodramatic you’re being? Like this has to be an act, yeah?