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I mean, I have to be concentrating quite hard to feel the emotion you're referring to. The default way I experience hunger is just a generalised increasing mise
by Smaug123 5y ago
I mean, I have to be concentrating quite hard to feel the emotion you're referring to. The default way I experience hunger is just a generalised increasing misery and inability to think. If I'm lucky enough to get a specific cue, it's an intense desire to not be eating (which is an odd one given that of course I'm already not eating at the time).
Not everyone has the same experiences as you do.
- moffkalast 5y agoWell then I wish we could swap bodies, that sounds superb for weight loss.
- Smaug123 5y agoIt can be quite crippling - I was distressingly oh-god-snatch-your-children-away-from-the-monster thin until about the age of 15, and I have to be constantly paying attention to catch hunger before I lose a misery-wracked evening to lying unable to move. It's not as bad as it is for the people who don't feel pain, but taking manual control of bodily functions is not something to be done lightly. (Huel/Soylent etc are an absolute godsend.)
- jyounker 5y agoThe other way has problems too. The disconnect can be so severe that a person will work until they collapse from low blood sugar.