Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : I have a problem with my stomach that is basically really bad heartburn. I get it literally every day if I don't take my medication and there was a year when I could barely sleep because my stomach hurt so badly. My doctor told me to avoid tomatoes, peppers, anything spicy, anything fried, chocolate, fatty meats, and alcohol, among other things. If I eat a slice of pizza or even a mild curry, I feel sick.

I am a college student and the dining hall was a bit of a challenge for me. More often than not, the entrees will have something I can't eat in them. During my freshman year, I lost 30 lbs (down to my middle school weight) and was just eating cereal for dinner many nights.

I told the dining hall staff that I was having a hard time and they were super understanding and set up special meals for me. I appreciate it and try to request simple dishes that they can cook in a few minutes, like quesadillas or grilled tofu.

I moved off campus and no longer technically need to be on a meal plan. I could cook at home, but I like eating with friends, so I bought a meal plan.

There aren't a lot of people who need special meals because our dining hall caters pretty well to vegetarian/vegan/kosher/gluten free/other normal dietary restrictions. As a result, a lot of my friends are jealous of me because I get to eat whatever I want and they have to eat whatever is on the menu. Some of them have entertained the idea of also asking for special meals with dietary restrictions (anything from "I'm allergic to most meats" to "when I eat too many gingerbread cookies, I feel sick"). I feel a little bit guilty because I essentially have a personal chef.

Am I the asshole for either of the following reasons?

1. I get to decide what I eat every day and my friends are at the whim of the dining hall
2. I live off campus and could cook for myself

TL;DR: I have a really good thing worked out with my college's dining hall because of my crappy stomach. Is it an unfairly good deal for me?