How do you feel about carbon steel?
Also, Aluminum is no good for acidics like tomato based sauces or anything with vinegar.
if its been tempered and by that i mean blackened or used with oils and spices for a long time prior, you'll be fine.
my pans could be exceptional as they are decades old and aluminum was made a bit different back then. they have a copper bottom or lining.
carbon steel is fine the issue people complain about is the hard to clean nature. I dont have that because im not afraid of reusing a black or brown pan. neither was ancient man when he cooked.
I've never noticed acids damaging my aluminum pans, but again they are coated in a layer of char; but even before that, no issues.
the issue i notice is if they get too hot for too long the aluminum will burn off and so the pan or pot slowly looses material.
i mostly cook in very high temperatures because its yielded the best flavors and best digestion for me.