That actually makes sense. He seems like an anxious kid.

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Jun 5, 2020
11:01:56am

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My wife's 15 year old brother is the pickiest eater I have ever seen.

SLC-Warrior

6/5/20 10:50am

Obsessing over your 15 year old bil's body and food choices? That's not weird...

BYUtka

6/5/20 10:53am

I care about him... so I don't think it is weird.

SLC-Warrior

6/5/20 10:55am

It's not weird if the dude is unhealthy and overweight.

HONOMO

6/5/20 11:20am

I had a nephew who was a "picky eater" until he saw a counselor and was

BIG XII Coug

6/5/20 10:59am

That actually makes sense. He seems like an anxious kid.

SLC-Warrior

6/5/20 11:01am

won't lie, expected this thread to go differently, along the lines of: "I had a nephew who was a "picky eater" until he

BYUtiful

6/5/20 11:23am

Kid who only eats mac n cheese, stems back to some trauma with his father

BYUFootballisBack

6/5/20 11:50am

Is he otherwise normal?

boorad

6/5/20 11:04am

I would say no. But I don't know how kids work these days.

SLC-Warrior

6/5/20 11:12am

my mother had a very hard line on picky eaters..."eat what is served or

Nat Gas Man

6/5/20 11:15am

This is how we are with our kids. And nieces and nephews who visit.

Superman21

6/5/20 11:25am

Good for you to look out for him. The others think they care by ignoring it

HoustonCougar

6/5/20 12:22pm

This doesn’t sound weird to me at all

jcougars7

6/6/20 12:42am

Holy crap that’s a lot of eggs

birds

6/6/20 9:15am

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