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Al Al wrote on January 30, 2019 at 1:19 am
I had never thought I could come across a forum for people like me. I’ve been a picky eater all my life, now I’m 21. Food texture and smell is the thing for me. Among the food that I’m repulsed to, I can’t eat vegetables (except for french fries) and fruits. My parents never obliged me to eat those, but they tried to warn me for my health and I’m still scared that I will die young. I find it difficult to eat out, most people judge me for what I’m ordering and some have felt offended because I didn’t want to eat what they have been cooking for me. When I travel it is really frustrating, I lost weight on every single journey because I couldn’t eat properly. I just can’t try new food unless it’s really plain and simple, or similiar to something that is acceptable for me
When I was younger it gave so much anxiety but recently I have found out that some people out there get it, if explained with a lot of patience. Everything is better since I told my closest friends about it.
Sometimes I think I should seek the help of a professional but I’m afraid that it will end up stressing me or worsening my repulsion. Nonetheless I hope someday I will find the courage to try

I’m so glad this forum exits, we’re in this together. Best of wishes to you all and thank you for sharing your experiences on such a personal matter
Admin Reply by: Bob
I don't think you will die young because of what you can't eat. Just for the record I'm the pickiest of the picky and I just turned 71 and doing just fine for my age. Mind is still fresh and clear. Be very careful with finding a professional. First question would be to ask the professional how many people have you treated for what we have and how is your success rate. I believe you can improve what you can eat but food will always cause you problems. Glad you found us you are not alone by a long shot.
Thanks Bob K
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