Why do I like to eat, I love to eat until the end

Maybe it's very cherished, and I'm the same as the landlord, when I eat egg fried rice, I always like to leave the sausage at the end to eat together, and it will be very refreshing to say

Ahaha, so do I.

It doesn't matter if you eat Dongdong or use Dongdong.

Both like to save the best for last.

I feel that enjoying the best at the last moment is the happiest. Ha ha.

I'm too, but I'm better than you, and I always want to take the last bite of what I like and eat the best, and that's it. Tut-tut, the aftertaste is endless, flickering.

This kind of person may want everything to end up as he wants. Hehe.

Slow, if there is something you like to eat in a food, it doesn't mean that you don't like to eat other things there, if it's a meal, I will eat the best dish first, for fear that someone else will grab this dish from you. If I asked you, there were two or more foods you ate that you liked to eat, which would you eat first, then which one would you eat last?

Khan, like me, I think that eating what I don't like first can better reflect the delicious things, and it's just my personal opinion.

Eat the things that are not delicious first, and slowly taste the things you like to eat, which means that the more you like the things, the more precious you feel.

Haha, too, because I don't want to eat the delicious food quickly, I want to save it for the end.

Lucky Star talked about this in the first episode.

I think it's a very happy thing to always want to save for the last delicious food. At the end of the day, you will have a lot of fun eating what you like.

I think it's normal to always like to save the delicious things for the last time, and that's what I do.

I always like to save the delicious food for the end, and I think it is a kind of psychology that wants to enjoy the best at the end.

I think this kind of psychology is also a common psychology of many people, everyone likes to eat very sweet things, and they eat them later.

I always like to save the delicious food for the end, and I think it is a kind of mentality that wants to enjoy the best at the end.

I like to save the good stuff for last. Everything must be put last, bitter first and then sweet.

In life, many people, like me, like to save the delicious food for the end, so that it can be more refreshing, and it is a satisfaction for them to be able to enjoy it in a big gulp.

First of all, if we eat the delicious food at the beginning, we may not try some of the things later, and even some Langtara covers are reluctant to touch the rest of the things.

If you eat things you don't like too much from the beginning, and finally eat what you like, there is an experience of first bitter and then sweet, which reflects a process, and is the last kind of reward for yourself, which can make people feel richer.

What kind of psychology is it that you always have the habit of saving good food for the last? Whether it's this habit or psychological characteristics, I think many people have it.

Including our children will have such a habit, always put the good stuffy stuffy and reluctant to eat there, but after a long time, they take it and don't eat it, so I always tell them that they can't put it when they eat it immediately, and it's not good for health.

But psychologically, I think it's just a kind of cherishing, or reluctance, they feel that good things should be eaten slowly, shared slowly, and don't have them after eating them all at once.

I happened to be watching "Thinking, Fast and Slow", according to the statement in it, I think this approach is very understandable Speaking of which, psychological research has found that when people evaluate how good (or how bad) they feel about a thing, they actually ignore the process to a large extent and focus on the outcome. The authors believe that when evaluating, people are more interested in this aspect based on the most prominent moments in memory than on the average of feelings, in which subjects encounter two situations: 1

Soak your hands in cold water for 60 seconds14, the subject will feel very cold but can tolerate it2Soak your hands in water for 90 seconds, the first 60 seconds are 14 cold water, and the last 30 seconds will have a valve quietly open to bring in some warm water, which makes people feel better After the above two processes, the researchers asked the subjects to choose one of them to repeat once, and 80% of the subjects chose to repeat the second case. It's a very cost-effective option in terms of average experience, but it has a relatively good ending, which makes it feel a little more acceptable.

In another study, the researchers invented the life of a person and asked the subjects to rate whether she was happy or not, one of which was the version of being happy all the time, and the other was after the first one and then added a more unsatisfactory 5 years, and the results also found that the latter unsatisfactory outcome led to a significant decrease in people's evaluation of the person's happiness in life. Eating what you like at the end and having a better ending without changing the overall average experience will make you feel more complete psychologically