My husband eats vegetables in his hometown.

This should have little to do with his eating meat as a child.

I was good at eating meat when I was a child. When you get older and your living conditions improve, your desire for meat is very small.

However, whether I eat at home or out, I always eat what I like first. . . Everyone does.

Because everyone's life is good now, there is no need to be so polite when eating vegetables as it was ten years ago and twenty years ago.

In terms of food, there is no need to give it to others. If there is not enough food, order another one.

If you and your wife love meat, put more meat in your cooking.

What's the fun of living if you can't enjoy what you like to eat?

It's not a question of upbringing, it's a question of living standard, and it's a question of enough money.

Can't your family afford meat now?