This app for me is mainly for counting calories, making sure that I hit my numbers correctly. But it always upsets me when 'm adding my recipes. For example: if I want to add that I cooked with one tbsp olive oil it gives me the "☹️" or used soy "😐" or god forbid I have a portion of carbohydrates "☹️"

I have a history of eating disorders, I had my "safe" foods (basically only fruits & vegetables) and everything else was, in my disordered way of thinking, bad.

Now I know better, but do you? Because according to your own app I shouldn't have anything that isn't vegetables or fruits. How is that healthy?

Again, I use this to count my calories, not as a strict rule book on what I should and shouldn't eat. I don't need those damn emojis to make me feel bad/shameful for cooking with some oil. It's beyond triggering for my mental health and it's the one reason why I always delete the app: it promotes a very toxic relationship to food.

Now, I understand you may have arguments to why it's necessary for some people to have a visual cue, but the good does not outweigh the bad. I would be so thankful and happy to be able to turn those emojis off, so I can count my calories in a way that doesn't make me feel bad for eating.