Whitney Way Thore has all sorts of fans thanks to My Big Fat Fabulous Life. However, even her fans can end up catching her off guard. Recently, Thore shared a strange request from one teenage fan during a recent podcast appearance.
Whitney Way Thore Shared A Shocking Fan Request With Two Podcast Hosts
Viewers have watched Thore on TLC’s My Big Fat Fabulous Life since 2015. Audiences have watched Thore through all sorts of adventures, from her search for love to trying to become a mother.
Thore has also made a few appearances with various outlets over the years. Recently, she appeared on a podcast series where she made a surprising admission.
Thore recently made an appearance on the Two Girls, One Ghost podcast. Hosted by Corinne Vien and Sabrina Deana-Roga, this spooky series focuses on tales of the supernatural.
During her time, Thore noted that she had followed the podcast beforehand. As a caption teased, “When Whitney Way Thore said she has dedicated fans, we didn’t realize she meant… this.”
During the conversation, Thore shared a message that she got the day before. The message was read, “Hello, Miss Whitney Thore. I am an 18-year-old boy who has dreamed since childhood that my flesh would be roasted and you would eat me. I would like to be your food. And you would eat me.”
Thore Shared The Idea Was A Bit Of A Role Reversal
“I ask you not to give up on my offer because I have sweet and delicious flesh. If you accept my offer, let me know so that my long-standing wish may come true.”
Thore noted, “Y’all. And I have gotten some weird s*** in life. That is the weirdest. Yeah.” The hosts mentioned that they’ve heard stories like this before, noting, “This is like a thing where it goes beyond fetishes. Like people have actually like signed up and died,” even calling it “quite the honor.”
For her part, Thore tried to maintain a sense of humor about the situation. Noting that people “usually want to eat” her, she noted it was quite the “role reversal.” She also mused how she wasn’t sure how it would work, such as eating someone if they were alive or dead.
Thore and the hosts also discussed the difference between eating severed body parts and one’s still attached. As Thore noted, “licking your face” was “one thing,” but “your thumb in my mouth” was another.
The hosts noted that Thore wasn’t the first person to have a debate. In fact, they mentioned a museum in San Diego that asked guests what they considered cannibalism and what they didn’t. This included asking if biting one’s fingernails counted as cannibalism.
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