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What were you like as a child?

Claire

Have you changed much? Not just in appearence but your personality at well, food preferences?

I haven't changed much. Lol. I'm still little, still childish, still spooked by adults and strangers. I still like toys. I look youthful, like I'm in my early teens still. Food wise I'm still like a kid I like all the sweet stuff.

I'm in my twenties now but honestly I am still like I was when I was a kid just I don't go to school now.

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  • I was almost completely uninterested in food up to around 8 years of age, now I'm too interested in it for the good of my waistline. However, foods with blancmange-like textures still disgust me, and I cannot eat them. I think that I was a confident, quite outgoing child until I started school at four and a half. The social and sensory shock of school rendered me selectively mute, on and off, through infant school. Though I adapted over time, I continued to hate school, all the way through to the sixth form. Rather ironically, I spent almost the entirety of my working life in education, working at universities.

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  • I was almost completely uninterested in food up to around 8 years of age, now I'm too interested in it for the good of my waistline. However, foods with blancmange-like textures still disgust me, and I cannot eat them. I think that I was a confident, quite outgoing child until I started school at four and a half. The social and sensory shock of school rendered me selectively mute, on and off, through infant school. Though I adapted over time, I continued to hate school, all the way through to the sixth form. Rather ironically, I spent almost the entirety of my working life in education, working at universities.

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