Being a picky eater might have to be one of the hardest things. It seems that no matter hard you try, there is never anything you like on a menu. But luckily the show "Parks and Recreation" helps with understanding the complicated life that a picky eater lives daily.

How nervous you are to eat over bae's parents' house for the first time

When your friends try to get you to try something new

Basically how you feel about skim milk, coconut milk, almond milk and all other fake beverages and foods

When your friends ask you what you want to eat

Mozzarella Sticks. Obviously.

When you don't like anything on the menu, so you order dessert for dinner instead

"Yeah, I'll have a Triple Chocolate Meltdown, double the meltdown, double the ice cream... for dinner? Thanks."

When you completely alter a menu item and it's not even close to what it's supposed to be

"Okay, can I have the Classic American cheeseburger, but no meat, no lettuce, no tomato, no onion... and toast the bun?"

When someone asks you if you would like a salad

When bae finds a way to mix your two favorite foods in a non-disgusting way

When the waiter/waitress lets you order off the kid's menu, even though all of your friends told you that they wouldn't

When someone asks you to list the foods you don't like

Honestly, it's easier for me to list the things I do like.

When someone tells you that you should try new things

HA. That's probably not happening.

How you feel when someone orders something off the menu with absolutely no modifications

When you agree to try something new, and then quickly begin to realize that it was a horrible idea

When you're criticized for eating the same thing over and over and over again

Like pizza and french fries.

But at the end of the day, you realize that just because you're a picky eater doesn't mean anything -- you are still amazing