>>15838829I've never had vegetable soup myself, so I couldn't actually speak for much, but, I don't know, it sounds like something I'd most likely just find gross and not finish, if it were ever served to me. The only kind of soup I've ever enjoyed is lentil soup, everything other one I've had always just tasted downright terrible, so bad that, you know when you've had something really bad once, you think of it later and the feeling just comes back to you, even after years have passed? I get that feeling with every soup that I've tried, other than lentil. Going off an educated guess from the ingredients there, I'd likely also end up not liking that, at all. The onion and carrot may be tolerable, although still sounds unattractive, but, the green pepper, Jesus, I already hate it on it's own with all my being, the soup version of it would be unimaginably bad for me, at least 20 times worse. And, I've never been a fan of fried vegetables, like cooking carrot. It just comes off as wrong and disgusting to me. The feeling I get with it, just imagine your favorite kind of meat, but terribly burnt to the point where it feels gross to even look at it, that's how fried vegetables are to me. Just wrong. Never gonna have it. Anyway, I guess that's beside the matter, the feeling is not as apparent with a soup version, but, it's still there a crippling amount. Actually, the more I think about it, the more gross turning carrots and onion into soup sounds to me, wow, okay, never mind, a hate for that just as strong as the one for fried ones awoke in me, right at this moment. I pictured the process of an onion turning into liquid in my mind, and then having it. That was bad enough. There's no way that tastes good, right? I imagine it making me wanting to puke from a sip, even. I feel the slightest queasiness, from just even thinking of doing so. And yet, I feel curious for it's taste, I don't know why, I should be disregarding it completely. Maybe I'll do it one day? Eh, n-Part 1.
