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It's not a shame to hate cauliflower. I also hate cauliflower. What is a shame is how others will try to sneak cauliflower into your meals, despite your assert

It's not a shame to hate cauliflower. I also hate cauliflower. What is a shame is how others will try to sneak cauliflower into your meals, despite your assertions that you have already explored the full breadth of cauliflower and still find nothing there for your liking. "Oh, but you've never had it as a pizza crust!" I assure you, I have. I still hated it. Stop trying to assume you know more about my lived experience than me. So it is with The Beatles. I have listened to it. I do understand the cultural context. I still don't like it. So kindly please get off my front porch.

JohnBooty 4y ago
For the analogy to be apt we'd need to be sneaking snippets of Beatles songs into things you're already listening to, and even then that's not as egregious as tricking you into putting things into your body. I don't think that tracks with what I said. It certainly says something about your experiences, though. People must have been attempting to cram the Beatles into your life in some extremely obnoxious ways if you feel like this. I'm sorry you dealt with that. If people obnoxiously forced the Beatles on me, I'd probably feel the same as you. I mean that sincerely.