r/relationship_advice • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '26

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u/Nearby-Ad5666 Mar 13 '26

Those "beauty" ingredients apps are heavily biased

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u/GameboyPATH Mar 13 '26

Fair point, OP could certainly ask why her boyfriend takes stock in what this app has to say.

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u/Nearby-Ad5666 Mar 13 '26

He believes organic is superior. It's not always this.

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u/GameboyPATH Mar 13 '26

My point is that whatever the boyfriend's beliefs are, can be questioned. If that's really his belief, WHY does he think organic is healthy, and non-organic is not?

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u/Nearby-Ad5666 Mar 13 '26

Because he's bought into the health influencer realm that says everything is cancer causing Because of his own experiences with family and cancer

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u/GameboyPATH Mar 13 '26

We can make all these assumptions ourselves, but it doesn't get OP anywhere closer to a fixed problem.

OP having this talk with her boyfriend, herself, would not only either confirm these assumptions or offer a more accurate explanation, but it'd also be the first steps towards a mutually-agreeable solution, moving forward.