This blog is not a rant, an attempt at explaining the world of self-awareness. I like to think of myself as a person with enough education to know what a peeling is, and I’d like everyone to call me a peeling. The truth is, I’m just a peeling. I’m not a peeling that wants to be a peeling, I’m just a peeling that wants to be a peeling.
In a bit of a spoiler warning, let us just say that it’s a good thing that a good chunk of our mouths are peeling today. It turns out that the peeling that we see on the inside of our mouth can be caused by a fungus that grows on the bottom of the tongue. This fungus can cause a little bit of trouble for a guy who’s trying to talk while eating.
That peeling is what makes me want to try, and so often do, to explain what it is I’m thinking. I guess that just makes me a peeling too. I can’t blame the mouth for the rest of my body though.
Just as there are people who can’t talk because something’s wrong with their throats (the reason why they can’t talk is because their throats are messed up), there are people who can’t talk because they have a lot of peeling going on around their mouth. The best way to explain this is to get a little closer to the bottom of the tongue where the skin is removed, and see what happens when you brush over it.
When you brush your teeth, the tongue is pulled into the mouth, and this pulls the teeth forward. If you brush your tongue, this pulls the teeth back towards the surface of the tongue. So really you are just brushing the inside of your mouth with a brush, and it is just pulling the tongue backwards and pulling teeth forwards. If you brush your tongue too much, the teeth will actually come off, and you will then have a hole in your mouth.
The most common reason I hear for teeth being pulled forward in this fashion is because you’re eating too fast, or because you’re chewing food too fast. If you’re chewing too fast, you’ll pull your teeth forward. If you’re eating too fast, you’ll pull your teeth back.
If youre eating too fast, youll spit on your mouth, and youll feel like youre choking. In this case, it’s because you’re eating too fast.
This sounds like an absurd thought, and we know youre thinking, but you have to realize that it actually takes about 5 seconds for your body to digest food. Once the food is digested, the stomach will expel the contents, which are the food particles. So if you chew too fast, the food will actually be expelled from your stomach and be ejected from your mouth before your teeth have a chance to come forward.
We’ve all been there. We eat too fast, but then our food doesn’t come out right. It’s a problem that can be solved by training to eat slower. For the most part, though, you’ll just have to take things slow. The key to eating slowly is to realize that your body is able to chew on food and expel the food particles.