Beerexia


an eating disorder, which only occurs with binge drinking, characterized by a refusal to eat due to an irrational fear of “food getting in the way of my booze”.

signs & symptoms:

– refusal to eat for the duration of drinking time

– marathon drinking (>8 hours)

– preoccupation with drinking alcohol & socializing

– pushing food around a plate

– leaving entire plates of food uneaten

– reports of “fullness” after only a few bites

– consumption of only snack or sweet foods

– often seen in conjunction with the psychological symptoms of ats syndrome

the only cure is sobering the f— up.
“you want a burger?”
“nah, workin on beerexia over here. i don’t need that food ruining my drunk.”

“are you hungry?”
“nah, got that beerexia. i’m stuffed on beer.”

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