Describe instead of judging
Rather than summarising a week as “I ate badly”, describe what happened: a changed schedule, a shared meal or limited time.
These details add context without labelling a day successful or failed. You can ask for language in the conversation that respects how you feel.
Include practical constraints
Budget, shopping, schedules and family meals are part of your circumstances. Explain what you can choose and what depends on others.
Discuss preferences and foods that matter in your culture. A proposal should be considered in the context of your actual daily life.
Say when a proposal feels uncomfortable
You can explain that a word, instruction or goal feels uncomfortable. This opens a discussion about what you understood and what may suit you better.
If a topic feels hard to raise, begin by saying so. The appointment can also clarify how you want to be supported.
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