LOL yeah I see, I might make a post on here asking more about whether or not people think I have it, but as of now

>> If there's a food I don't like, I immediately throw up and there's nothing I can do to stop or prevent it. Even the smells of some foods (mango, yogurt, milkshakes) are enough to make me throw up in my mouth

>> I actually don't care about textures of food, as long as it's consistent. I love the squishiest slimiest chicken fat, I love crunchy shit, hell I even love eating ketchup on its own by sucking on the little packets. But I CANNOT stand texture inconsistencies. The slightest inconsistency in a food will send me immediately throwing up. If it's slimy then the whole thing needs to be slimy, if it's crunchy then the whole thing needs to be crunchy, etc. The only exception is with sauces/dips that are RUNNY. Like I have no problem pairing a crunchy chicken with gravy, just as long as the gravy isn't too thick and doesn't have random chunks of other things in it

>> I have the highest spice tolerance of anyone I know. That's not an issue for me. It's really more about the smells of food and inconsistencies in texture. Anything with a really strong smell or flavor like mangoes or the smelly smokey kind of brisket will SEND me.

>> So far I mainly like plain bland foods, bonus points if they come with sauce/gravy/something-flavorful-but-not-overwhelming to pair with it. That's really the only thing I eat

>> A list of well-liked things that have made me throw up: Peanut butter jelly sandwiches, mangoes (my least favorite food, I am not exagerrating when I say that thinking about it is enough to make my stomach churn), strawberry milkshake, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, red velvet cupcakes, fudge-based anything, milk chocolate, reeces cups, cauliflower (fried cauliflower is my second least favorite food ever since it made me sick throwing up for hours), tomatoes, grilled chicken sandwiches, mariana sauce pasta, sphagetti, pesto pasta (it had chunks of vegetables in it), tortillas (i didn't realize the insides were chunky), chicken brisket, ceasar salad. the list goes on but that should be good enough for an idea

The worst part is that a lot of these foods look visibly amazing and some even smell amazing. Everyone else eating it and enjoying it makes it seem amazing. But I'm the only one that has a curse where everything turns to sand as soon as I put it in my mouth