Food - could it be an AS obsession?

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don't mock, ghotistix - there are people who actually do that. they're called "breatharians". really. google it.

and here's what wiki has to say about them...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breatharians

Actually, the "Breatharian's" were proven to be a fraud, when their "leader" was caught eating some Big Mac's. After proudly proclaiming that he hadn't eaten in decades.

Still it would be wonderful if that could be done!! ! When I was younger, I would often skip meals, when involved in a project. Often to the point of hypoglycemia!! ! When your six feet tall and 115 pounds soaking wet, there is not much in reserve!

I do love food, it's just not the priority love.

Peace

I must admit, that I would be interested as well!!

Peace

Breathing in food? Sounds good, but not for me.

And Burger King is okay, if you like onion rings. However, thats the ONLY thing from there I can eat.

I don't think food is an AS obsession. Most people are obsessed with food!

I prefer Burger King to McDonalds. But then again, I adore Rally's (I think that's somewhat local) and especially their fries.

But I rarely do fast food. The closest to fast food I tend to get is Blimpies. (For those unfamiliar with Blimpies, it is like Subway only keweler and yummier-- and a leetle more expensive. )

Me? I love to eat lots of good food. Perhaps a little less love would be better for me somedays. . . . .

While I love to make the food, I hate the clean up and doing dishes. That last part automatically excludes a lot of foods right there (soups, casseroles, stuff that requires a good deal of preparation).

I mostly do grilling (hamburgers, samon, london broils) and boiling (pasta/frozen veggies) for myself and sometimes for the family. I am known to make a mean improvised ramen noodle soup with peppercorns, corn, waterchestnuts and maybe some mushrooms. I use a lot more water then than what is reconmended, so if one wants it to taste salty, then add a cube (boulion) or two.

I just finished grilling samon and cooking fried rice, as well as frozen brocilli. It was good and I liked it, but I dread cleaning up all that stuff. Without fail, I always forget something and my parents let me know about it in the morning. . . . . ugh.

I am currently obsessed with the food my neighbors are making in the apartment below me. I am hungry and they are teasing me with such delicious smells...

Ick, my food habits are probably my worst vice. I'm the pickiest eater you'll ever meet. I dislike kitchens, especially other people's, because I never know where anything is. I hate the time that you need to put into preparing food, when I'm hungry I'd rather just eat some bread or cheese while doing something else. That's only in the preparation stage of things, when I actually sit down to eat, I don't like eating green, and hate when certain foods touch each other, in most cases if food touches another food, I'll just eat around the "infected" area.

>_< I'm going to need someone to cook for me for the rest of my life, I honestly can never see myself making food for myself and other people.

are you sure you haven't got pradawilli syndrome which is nothing to do with autism

I'm fanatical about food and weight. I have a hate-love relationship with food; I love to eat but I hate what food does to me. I do wish i could quite food altogether because total abstinence would be easier than controlled eating, I think, but unfortunately that woudl result in my health deteriorating and my death, eventually, were medical intervention not provided. I flirted with half-assed bulimia for awhile but that didn't help at all so now I restrict, restrict, restrict and excercise; I also am constantly thinking about what I have eaten and what I will eat but it's not pleasant, it's stressful.

So yeah, it's an obsession, but not a fun one.

corndogs....corndogs and tiramisu