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Daydreaming I Guess....

Guest ~jules~

By Guest ~jules~
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Guest ~jules~
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This is kind of a silly thing to ask, and I actually find it kinda funny. When you are eating with people who aren't gluten-free, and they are eating something you ABSOLUTELY LOVE but can't eat anymore, do you actually watch them eat it or just stare at them while they eat it? So heres the deal, I have developed this new habit, I can't help it I just do it. I was called on it by my hubby, because he has a weird quirk about people watching him eat, or watching others eat, I guess it bugs him. LOL! I think its just plain funny, I can't help it, I just want to be eating it so I'm watching him enjoy it I guess.

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Natlay Apprentice
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OMG...I do that all the time! Sometimes I even make my husband let me smell what he's eating :lol:

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i actually buy food that i used to be able to eat just so i can watch my fiance eat it, but i get in trouble if i start to smell it and i have to leave the room to restrain myself. and sometimes, i ask him about what he eats for lunch (like pizza and bagels), totally fishing you know, just so he can tell me how 'terrible' it was. i'm a voyeur and i totally have gluten envy!

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Guhlia Rising Star
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That's funny... I used to do that when I was first diagnosed and first on the gluten free diet.... Now, I see glutenous food and it makes me flinch. I am so uncomfortable around people who are eating gluten for fear of getting contaminated. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but watching other people eat that stuff makes my stomach turn.

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I do that and sometimes I almost catch myself-- :ph34r: drooloing.

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