u/Tiny_Table23

It’s just so annoying that when I go to parties or events, someone else gets jealous of the food that I bring. I went to a friend’s birthday party and they were all eating cake. I got my own small gluten free donuts in my bag so I wouldn’t be left out, only for someone at the party to go, “Hey, how come she gets donuts! I want some!” Please, you have huge slices of cake for yourself, I would give this up in an instant. I’ve had other instances where I’m required to go to an event with food, and there’s actually something I can eat, for once, only for it to be finished because I was stuck at the back of the line. One time there were Reese’s cups that were individually packaged, and there were 2 left. I didn’t get anything else at the event, and I went to take both when someone else came and took the second one saying that it was for their friend. You and your friend got full plates of food and cupcakes and you want to take away the one option 😭 Another time I went to another event with food and there was another celiac there who got gluten free cupcakes, but she kept them in the regular food area and let people who could eat gluten take them, and I was pretty sure they got cross contaminated. It just sucks that people have to take the one option we have, including the 20 other options they have, just to leave us with nothing :( Has anyone else had similar experiences?

Edit: I need to give some context. In the situations I just talked about, the majority of people knew about my celiac and they were aware of the fact that I needed to be gluten free. Some did not, and I can’t blame them for anything I discussed above. Sometimes I’m able to talk to the event manager and they’ll let me take a plate first, but other times the event is so big that it’s not possible to coordinate.

Yeah, not much more than just the title. I’m going into high school and I’m a bit nervous because our school is brand new and we’re the first class ever going to the school. It’s only gonna be freshman and sophomores this year, but it’ll expand later. We don’t have any sports teams and we have cubbies instead of lockers (for some reason). We also have it formatted like elementary school where we’re with the same class for the whole day and we just rotate classrooms in a certain section of the school, and we do core classes on one day and electives and such on the next. So after giving some context, are there any things I should know before entering high school? Thanks :D

I’ve noticed that some characters are hated by a majority of the fandom, but there’s usually still someone who likes them, so who’s that character for you? For me it’s Naoki, I think he’s cool and doesn’t deserve the amount of hate he gets (still deserves hate though for what he did).

I know literally nobody irl who is actually into the anime and the manga, and this community is filled with people who like it just as much as I do!! Plus a majority of the fandom is super chill and supportive, not to mention the super talented artists!!! Like this is the only place where I can discuss things about the show without feeling cringe because everyone else here ALSO is into stuff like that :) Lol no point of this post just wanted to highlight the greatness of this sub

I’m an artist and I love drawing Beyblade characters, but I have no idea who to draw. I know a lot of people like less popular characters and I would love to make more content for characters like those. So what characters do you guys wanna see art of?

I usually can trust Baskin Robbins because I only order the gluten friendly flavors and I make sure they change gloves, use a fresh tub and scoop, etc. I recently went there and asked if their sprinkles were gluten free (I usually order them) and they said that it has gluten. Since then I’ve stopped eating the sprinkles, but I never had a reaction when I did eat them (I’m mostly asymptomatic but if I eat large amounts of gluten then I can get a reaction). Has anyone else had a reaction to these or should I ask and check again?