You have made comments 4 months ago using lower case pronouns, care to explain?

I don't doubt it, both english mustard and horseradish are hella hot (and good), but for me Hungary takes the lead. They love hot paprika and use it in almost every dish, It's a shame its cuisine is almost unknown in western Europe.

It is also next to other normal lemonades like it belongs there and not in the "coffee" section.

Lemonade for me (and google) is a homemade recipe with lemon + water with or without sugar syrup, I guess it depends on the country. I also never see Sprite at parties... just Fanta, Cola and our sodas

I love doing that! So much so that for me true lemonade is just carbonated water and lemon. I do it with oranges, grapefruits and strawberries (mashed)

Having the drink available in the soda fountain next to normal drinks is overall a bad idea both for kids and unknowingly customers (also ~400 calories for a lemonade is madness). The adjective "charged" doesn't make me think "with caffeine", it should be called caffeinated/energy lemonade in big font like redbull does, not with some abstract marketing adjective.

I guess my english comprehension today failed me because I said the same thing minus the educate part, isn't the word used in a teaching context? I read OP's post as someone who has a higher understanding of what a relationship is, which is both weird and untrue since you absolutely can have fireworks/effusive emotions after the honeymoon phase.

Explaining what you seek in a relationship is good, doesn't mean you need to "educate" your partner on what you think love is, everyone has different needs.

Trying to explain how a relationship works to your partner it's also very weird. Still, fuck that.