Volume 2 of The Flex Files
The Food: Fries on the Side, Tacos with Spirit, and the Right To Crave
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Dear Readers,
Let’s set the record straight: food autonomy is not just about what you eat—it’s about how, why, and with what sauce on the side. This is a love letter to the foods that get dismissed, judged, or over-simplified in wellness culture. Because sometimes, the most radical act is choosing fries with ketchup and mayo on the side, not on top. That’s dignity. That’s discernment.
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๐ Hamburgers with Cheese and Everything
This isn’t just a sandwich. It’s a declaration. A customizable, layered, juicy act of self-expression. Whether you go double patty or single with pickles and grilled onions, it’s your story on a bun.
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๐ Fries with Ketchup and Mayo (on the side, obviously)
This is a boundary. A crisp, golden, perfectly salted boundary. You don’t drown your fries—you dip them with intention. You control the flavor. You reject sogginess. You are the sauce sommelier.
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๐ Pizza in All Its Forms
From greasy slices at midnight to artisanal wood-fired rounds, pizza is communal, nostalgic, and democratic. Whether it’s veggie-loaded, pineapple-topped, or yes—even pepperoni—it’s a dish that says, “We’re all invited.”
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๐ฎ Puffy Chicken Tacos And Bean & Cheese Chalupas With Everything
This is celebration food. Puffy, tender, joy-filled. It’s the kind of taco that deserves a candle and a prayer. It's a crunchy tostada. It's a crispy chalupa and it's my birthday dish that reminds us food is ritual, not just fuel.
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๐ซ Enchiladas
Wrapped wisdom. Sauced storytelling. Labor-intensive and layered with love. Enchiladas are the kind of dish that say, “I care enough to roll this.”
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๐ฃ️ The Manifesto: Eat With Autonomy
- You have the right to crave.
- You have the right to customize.
- You have the right to say “on the side.”
- You have the right to eat with joy, not guilt.
- You have the right to question systems, not just ingredients.
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๐๐ฝ A Blessing for the Bold
> May your fries stay crisp,
> your tacos stay puffy,
> and your ketchup never touch what it wasn’t invited to.
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> May you eat with clarity,
> crave with courage,
> and never let shame sit at your table.
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