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When you're hungry food is delicious and if it's hard to get at your body won't let up about it.
But, when you eat ordinary food it complains about a lack of quality or taste.
And then when you eat great food it stops talking about the sensation after a single dish. (There's some professional point taste reaches where it's too long and it just stops being great).
Heckin long drama story!
I love everything about food, and I love all food. Cheap food, expensive food, fast food, food I prepared myself, all cuisines. All food is amazing to me. I plan my vacations around how many meals I can eat and how many places I want to try. I want to travel the world and eat every food.
Except now I'm trying to lose weight, and food is my enemy. Portion control is so hard. ๐ญ Though I find it's much easier when I prepare food at home.
Thanks for explaining. Hadn't actually thought about it until you said it, and now I can't stop thinking about it.