The Eight Thoughts™
Gastrimargia · Gluttony
You reach for more of a good thing slightly past the point where it was still good.
Evagrius Ponticus listed this in the Egyptian desert around 375 AD, two centuries before the seven deadly sins existed. Gluttony, the first of the seven.
Something in you keeps the mouth busy — food, a drink, a tab, a show you are no longer watching. It rarely announces itself as hunger; it arrives as the sense that the evening is not quite finished yet. The Appetite is not about weakness or size, it is about the small, reliable comfort of consuming a little more than you meant to.
Every thought has a virtue that answers it rather than fights it. For this one, that is Temperance (enkrateia).
24 questions. No account needed. These are thoughts, not verdicts.