[ SECRET POST #4012 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4012 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Golden Girls]


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[The Last Jedi]


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[Against the Wall, Kyle MacLachlan & Samuel L. Jackson]


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Comments

Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

I read it all the time in fiction but I've never seen or heard anyone doing that. Do you moan when eating delicious food? ARE YOU THE MOANER?

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[morieris]

I'd feel very weird to do that. Maybe in my head, by myself, but not out loud.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think I've ever moaned, but I did eat a bomb cheesecake once and gasped because it was so damn delicious.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[greghousesgf]

very rarely.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I eat bacon tbh.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[diet_poison]

Define "moan", I guess? I say "mmmmm" sometimes but I don't think it sounds like a moan.

Every once in a great while.

[(Anonymous)]

And it has to be really good or really satisfying. But it's not like a loud moan.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[philstar22]

Occasionally when eating an amazing dessert. But it is an intentional choice, not something automatic.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

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Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Only anime girls, but granted I would too if my food looked like it was straight out of a ghibli film.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[soldatsasha]

No. I think the most I've ever said was maybe "mmm wow that's really good" or something.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

No.

I don't think I've ever moaned, except when I was a teenager trying to express boredom or disappointment.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[mrs_don_draper]

I have done this numerous times.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[nightscale]

Only if it's really fucking good, but even then not like loudly and it's more like a please hum if anything.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Er, guilty as charged. Didn't even know I did it until a (now ex-) friend I was out with took me to task for it. Of course, then my Mom noticed I stopped when we went out for a meal, and said I always had.

Apparently I'm not "Herbal Essences" loud, but enough to be potentially embarrassing.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh god, never. That would be so weird and awkward, especially in restaurants.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Sometimes, but it has to be a once-a-year food experience, at least.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[rosehiptea]

I've done it but not when other people could hear me.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah.
But not in a remotely sexual way, so the trope where it provokes a sexual reaction irritates me.

Re: Do people actually moan when eating good food?

[(Anonymous)]

Same. The "Mmmmm" and the "Oh my god" that mean "Wow that's tasty as fuck" are not remotely the same as a sexual "Uhhhnnnn" or a sexual "Ohhhgod."