>>150592 (OP)
>Meanwhile, I also remember an anon admitting that initially, he believed himself to have a high metabolism since he too could seemingly eat a lot of food without gaining weight but what was really happening was that he had an irregular daily calorie intake such that on some days, he'd eat around 2500 calories and on other days, he'd eat as little as 500 and so when you look at his weekly calorie intake, he's actually undereating.
I have seen this happen, even with my own kids. You put something down on the table that they like, stand back, they will fight you for it and lick the plate. Then they barely eat anything for two days. If you measured only the binge, you would think they would be total fatasses. The kid that binges the worst is also the thinnest.
I'm on a bulk now, and find myself not wanting to eat as much, it has become a chore. But I make it happen even if it always isn't the cleanest food. It's fucking hard to source enough meat during covid…
I think the secret to these people is that after a binge, they just aren't hungry, so they don't eat. Food doesn't sound good to them, there's nothing that sounds good to eat. They don't really notice, if you didn't have to take a piss would you notice if you went for a day or two without a piss? Probably not.
>>150596
>I think it would need to boost the body temperature by more than a degree if this explanation were correct.
It's unpleasant, you find ways to cool off. Unless you think you would just sit there in a puddle of sweat. You take clothes off, wear lighter clothes, turn down the AC, drink ice water, etc.
>>150599
>Slim people may actually worsen this delusion as they themselves will forget that there are days where they didn't eat or they will claim to "eat a lot" whPost too long. Click here to view the full text.