RE: Sickening over meat

[Guest guest]

In a way yes. I was at my mother's house for Father's Dad and my uncle was

chowing done on bbq ribs, a huge hunk. When I looked at him all I could see was

UGGGGGGG. Reminded me of a pack of wolves, except of course wolves do so by

nature not " choice " . I was alos very disappointed with my little (15 going on

16) brother's attitude. He is normally a really sensitive teen, but not when it

came to chowing down on his bbq. I had salad and meatless lasagna.

 

J Lyn

 

GeminiDragon <thelilacflower wrote:

Did you notice that now when you enter a grocery store you an smell the meat and

seafood area before you see it and it makes you sick?

 

elisa <lavendercowz wrote:It's funny, because pepperoni was the last

thing I gave it up since I used to like it so much.

I used to look at it and go " yum, but I'm not eating it. " Now I just see dead

dead dead.

Elisa

 

GeminiDragon <thelilacflower wrote:

In a way it's good you tried the pepperoni and now you see you don't like it

anymore at all, so the craving will now disappear. That's a good

feeling.......Donna

 

elisa <lavendercowz wrote:Speaking of meat cravings...

I was having the worst one when there was this plate of pepperoni on the table,

even though I haven't had them before and have been meat-free for a year and a

half now. I succumbed to the craving and ate a piece. Which is terrible, I know,

but actually it was so disgusting and tasted soo... fleshy, I spit it out right

away. No more cravings for me!

I feel much better after actually saying that.

Elisa

 

 

 

 

" Some sweet talkin' mama with a face like a gent,

said my get up and go must a got up and went.

Well, I got good news she's a real fine liar.

Cause the backstage boogie set your pants on fire. "

 

Source: Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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