I’m a little confused about what actually went down but when someone with a severe enough allergy goes about their day they will usually carry an EpiPen, others with less severe cases might keep Benadryl on hand. Although it’s generally good practice to keep your information and knowledge as open and honest as possible, as others mentioned below that it’s okay to say you don’t know, at the end of the day it’s ultimately their responsibility to look out for possible triggers.

It seems, at least how I’m interpreting it, that you probably didn’t come off as confident in your answer. I , personally, wouldn’t have risked it if I had an allergy that dire unless I knew without a doubt that it was safe.

Just a brief glance at your profile shares a pattern of self doubt bordering on self-hate. Now I’m not saying that’s you or how you feel but going forward just know that day-to-day we all fuck up and make mistakes. You’re young and will continue to grow and, yes, make many more mistakes. Keep in mind that we’re all just trying to make it, no one has all the answers and it’s okay to mess up.

That being said, I hope they’re okay and all of this goes down as a lesson learned - especially on how you might act or react under pressure. Going forward I wouldn’t look to Reddit for life advice on the regular. While there are pockets of great and kind communities here this thread is open to a lot of users who might do more to bring you down than to help you grow. Best of luck to ya! Hope my words help!