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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Why did beer taste disgusting when I first tried it but now tastes good after a short time?

Was it my taste buds maturing?  Or perhaps I just got used to it? or maybe my brain was craving that alcohol numbness and bypassed my taste sensors? Please do tell me.
gpt
Acquired taste. 

What is acquired taste? Things that taste good to you are things that your body is familiar with- Things you have eaten since you were a child and things that have similar traits to things you ate as a child are what you mostly like. Pastas, breads, cheeses, and meats are very common starting points for many people.

Things that taste bad to you are things that have a very foreign taste to your taste buds. They are something your body doesn't know anything about. This rejection is a survival mechanism that would help prevent hungry people from eating things they shouldn't eat in the wild. This is also where the urge to chuck up really bad tasting food comes from.

The cool part is that you can train yourself to like literally any food(has to be edible, you can't train yourself to like concrete) that you currently don't like by eating it enough. Once your body decides that the foreign thing is not harmful it will gradually quit rejecting it as bad tasting.