I love cheese. I could quite happily live on cheese. I eat it every single day in some form. Love most cheese -- cheddar, brie, mozzarella, feta, Gouda, Wensleydale, etc.
Lunch most days consist of cheese and bread. The last two weeks, I've had cheddar and cucumber sandwiches, cheddar and tomato sandwich, cheese and pickle roll, cheese and chutney roll, cheese salad wrap, ham & cheese toasted sandwich, mozzarella/tomato/pesto toasted sandwich. For variety, I've also had pesto pasta with feta a couple of times, and cheese & crackers 
All of this is accompanied by salad or crudités, and fruit. I rarely eat meat, but have tuna or egg on occasion as well. In the winter, I have a lot of soup with cheese toasties and in summer, cheese salads. I absolutely adore cheese. Overall, my diet is quite balanced with nuts, oats, vegetables, olive oil, yoghurt, hummus, most food is homemade, blah blah blah. Few treats thrown in for good measure. However, I'm addicted to cheese, always have been. As a family, we go through a lot of cheese (DH takes cheese sandwiches to work every day, toddler and baby also have it most days for lunch). Easily spend £10-15 on cheese a week.
Having a debate with a friend and she's insistent that having cheese every day is wrong as it's fattening. For context, I'm 8 stone exactly. Friend only eats crappy plastic reduced fat cheese once or twice a week which is all kinds of wrong.
She also thinks it's boring. Cheese comes in so many lovely varieties and is so versatile.
Clearly I'm right and she's wrong?? 😇