appetitesilence
/ˈæpɪtaɪtˌsaɪləns/nounVerified NewThe subjective quiet that follows pharmacological appetite control.
Users describe not smaller hunger but an emptied room where hunger used to talk constantly; the silence is relief to some and uncanny to others, and it rewrites what "wanting" feels like.
Etym. — *appetite* + *silence*.
Rel. — glucoculture
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