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mweckler
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If you ever need a sure fire way to stop a binge clean out a front loading washing machine tray that ha not been removed in about a year. Needless to say I don't have to worry about a binge as I will never be eating again. Lol
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Bluck!0
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Serious question: do you actually get so grossed out by things that you lose your appetite? I never have that happen. I can witness the grossest things and still stuff my face. There was only one time I developed a short-term aversion to raisins, but otherwise I've never been so disgusted by something (especially a dryer...haha!!!) that I lose my appetite!0
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I have often wondered that.
Once when my dogs had worms, I found that spaghetti was not something I wanted. Other than that, no.
Nothing has ever made me completely lose my desire to eat.0 -
Serious question: do you actually get so grossed out by things that you lose your appetite? I never have that happen. I can witness the grossest things and still stuff my face. There was only one time I developed a short-term aversion to raisins, but otherwise I've never been so disgusted by something (especially a dryer...haha!!!) that I lose my appetite!
I was recently watching a horror movie called The Green Inferno. Loosely speaking, it's an homage to the old movie Cannibal Holocaust. I made meatloaf and mashed cauliflower for dinner. It was a poor combination and I couldn't eat my dinner once the movie got into full swing.
I've never eaten blueberry pie since I saw Stand By Me at the age of 10.
It was a while before I could eat fried chicken after seeing Killer Joe.
Otherwise, no, not really.0 -
Now I'm so curious to watch those movies! I remember watching "Matilda" when I was younger and there is a scene where a boy is forced to eat a chocolate cake that's "mixed with sweat and blood." And all I can ever remember thinking was how deliciously moist it looked.0
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Now I'm so curious to watch those movies! I remember watching "Matilda" when I was younger and there is a scene where a boy is forced to eat a chocolate cake that's "mixed with sweat and blood." And all I can ever remember thinking was how deliciously moist it looked.
It's scary how our thoughts parallel. My daughter loved that book and the movie, and I thought the same thing about that nasty cake.
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Haha that makes me feel so much better! I remember watching it when I was little and my friends squirming with disgust while I sat there salivating in shame.0
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Serious question: do you actually get so grossed out by things that you lose your appetite? I never have that happen. I can witness the grossest things and still stuff my face. There was only one time I developed a short-term aversion to raisins, but otherwise I've never been so disgusted by something (especially a dryer...haha!!!) that I lose my appetite!
***This may be gross so be warned****
For me someone vomiting causes me to lose my appetite. Also once I worked in a really bad neighborhood and there was this foul odor that wafted through the area. Behind the body shop I worked at was a wooded area, so called the police to check it out assuming the worst.
At the time I was much younger, and smaller, and the City of Chicago's finest were rather plump so I got nominated to jump the fence and try to find the source. We were expecting a dead body by the smell. So I went searching through the woods looking for the source, and after a bit I found it. Luckily it was not a person, but sadly it was a dog. I will spare you the details which are burned into my brain but the smell and the sight of that was enough to make me not want to eat for a couple days. I would not recommend that as a diet plan either lol.0 -
Now I'm so curious to watch those movies! I remember watching "Matilda" when I was younger and there is a scene where a boy is forced to eat a chocolate cake that's "mixed with sweat and blood." And all I can ever remember thinking was how deliciously moist it looked.
I love Matilda! That cake did look awesome LOL. I wish I could have something ruin cake for me. That's a prime binge food for me!
For the record, I do not recommend The Green Inferno to anyone. There's just no reason to punish yourself like that. But Stand By Me is an incredible movie and is a Must-See. Killer Joe is - well it's interesting. It's Matthew McConaughey at his weirdest I think. I rate it "Good, not great".
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Well I am sure there are things out there that will ruin cakes for you. You just need to find it, or associate it with something terrible.0
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I only have one experience that ruined any kind of food for me, and it was only temporary. One time I got up in the middle of the night and filled a bowl with tons of raisins and nuts then ate them in the dark in my roommate. Halfway through I turned on the light so I could go to the bathroom and there were THOUSANDS OF MAGGOTS squirming everywhere. I was repulsed and didn't eat raisins for a few months after that. I'm back to loving raisins though, but that was disgusting. I can't imagine how long they had been sitting the cupboard for...0
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For the record I had eaten at least half of the bowl and was totally unaware.0
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Oh. My. GOD that is gross lol!
I completely lost my appetite for any food for nearly a week after finding out that someone I loved had been unfaithful. I couldn't eat a morsel. Clearly I got over it, though.
I'm not sure that I can ever eat raisins again, though. That's a nightmare lol!0
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