We seldom report of having eaten too little.

Summary

This quote suggests that people tend to more often complain or acknowledge when they have eaten too much, rather than when they have eaten too little. It points out that it is common for individuals to overindulge or consume more than necessary, while underconsumption tends to be less openly discussed. This may highlight a societal tendency to prioritize excess and abundance, and a potential lack of awareness of food scarcity or insufficient nutrition in some circumstances.

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