I'm trying to get healthier. I have always been active and my lifestyle has made up for my crappy diet, but I am wanting to change that.

I do not eat fruits and vegetables(potatoes are the exception). I don't like rice either which I know is a popular meal prep item. Meats are fine and I have no food allergies or anything else like lactose intolerance.

Cooking is something I am slowly getting into so even if meal prepping is a very involved process, that is fine.

I do not need to hear how childish I am for not eating these things.

I do not need to hear how things can be hidden in meals or how "you can't even taste it"

I am not going to explain myself and why I don't eat those things.

I just want to make a positive change in my life and am looking for help.

If you feel there is some insight you may have that can help me, I would greatly appreciate it. In past scenarios my way of dieting was just trying to eat cleaner and severely limiting caloric intake. I have had success with it, but it doesn't feel healthier.

Thank you in advance for any advice.

Edit: To address reoccurring topics

1. I can eat sweet potatoes and I can do fruit smoothies. I do take advantage of those the best I can, but it is in small quantities. I can also drink fruit juices.
2. I know my issues with this stem from a mental issue
3. I am consistently trying new things as well as things I have tried in the past. I wish I could eat fruits and vegetable, but I cannot. Perhaps one day I will find something I can tolerate and add it to my meals.
4. I am looking for meals, different prep methods, and interesting way to make my current diet a little healthier and allow me to be able to prep meals for a week at a time.

I appreciate all who have commented and given me very helpful feedback. I intend to take all of this and build a plan for myself as I research a lot of the advice and ideas. There will also be an update post after trying this for a couple months to see how things are going.

Edit 2:

I have gotten a lot of good advice and resources to check out from people. I'm going to use what I have learned and start building my meal prep plan. Thank you everyone!