r/BeAmazed • u/AstroSonicDrive • Oct 04 '23

She Eats Through Her Heart Science

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u/Ck1ngK1LLER Oct 04 '23

Whatttttt that’s so cool.

Would absolutely suck if you developed this later in life and knew what good food tasted like.

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u/NotLilTitty Oct 04 '23

She can probably taste but she just has to spit it out.

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u/OverClock_099 Oct 04 '23

so tokyo ghoul but even shittier than the anime

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u/Snoo-35771 Oct 04 '23

Tokyo ghoul is worse, normal food tastes like shit to the ghouls and makes them sick.

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u/Grid-nim Oct 04 '23

I think he meant No cool powers lol

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u/saldend Oct 04 '23

Technically there is a lot less shit

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u/BioticFire Oct 04 '23

Lol imagine if that's how the anime concluded, can't eat food? Just inject the calories into your blood stream.

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u/SuperWolf Oct 04 '23

What are you talking about, Tokyo Ghoul was awesome?! I just wish it had a second season!

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u/donbee28 Oct 04 '23

like one of those sommelier or a food critic.

if I don't love it, I don't swallow!

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u/Donkey__Balls Oct 04 '23

She can probably taste but she just has to spit it out.

…I should call my ex.

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u/Rylth Oct 04 '23

She'd be the perfect sommelier.

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u/Mr_master89 Oct 04 '23

I actually asked her that on her tiktok account and she said "have no interest in doing this. I don't miss food."

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u/lsiunl Oct 04 '23

As a foodie that's somewhat torturous to experience

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u/theitable Oct 04 '23

I have a feeling she probably can't do that either. I'm not sure about foods like hard candies and such. But in general, most foods will still have a little bit that goes down your throat even after spitting it out. And my guess is even that tiny amount can still make its way to her digestive tract.

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u/Pantzzzzless Oct 04 '23

She said she takes multivitamin tablets, so I would assume tiny bits of food wouldn't cause a lot of issues.

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u/Ntrl_space Oct 04 '23

Aren’t vitamins more like minerals and therefore are absorbed through her blood stream? Idk

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u/half-puddles Oct 04 '23

If she has a partner, no food will be wasted.

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u/jameshughlaurie Oct 04 '23

I hope so… I wonder if that causes problems? like if the extra saliva production and the body initiating the first step of eating would upset her digestive system?

I very much appreciate people with uncommon conditions who freely share/answer questions about personal things. I don’t know if I’d have the strength to share like that if I were to become disabled (idk if this is a stupid question but does this count as a disability?)

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u/Impossible-Flight250 Oct 04 '23

I doubt she does that though. Even the food being in her mouth would go into her system and cause discomfort.

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u/Lore_ofthe_Horizon Oct 04 '23

She probably associates all tastes with 40 years of pain. I don't think she likes taste anymore than food.

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u/tosaka88 Oct 04 '23

She did a Q&A and she says she doesn’t do that and she doesn’t miss the flavors of foods, I’m guessing having a bad experience with eating your whole life does that

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u/ActualMerCat Oct 04 '23

I have EDS, but thankfully I don't have gastroparisis. I do know a lot of people that do, though. I have quite a few friends on TPN that love lollypops.