Why do some people especially like to eat sugar when they are young, but they don't like it when they grow up?

When we were young, we liked to eat sugar because we got too little sugar, so we all thought it was precious. Children like to eat sugar, because we usually feel happy when we eat sugar, so children are also an easy-to-satisfy creature. But when we grow up, we basically won't eat sugar, because we have other things we like, and these things just replace sugar.

So that's why we liked sugar when we were young, but now we don't like it. There is another reason, perhaps because our own requirements are too high, so things are not limited to sugar, that is to say, we like to eat sugar, but we will only eat some foods with high sugar content and will not eat sugar, because sugar can no longer satisfy us, and only some delicious biscuits or milk tea will make us happy, especially some sweet things with high sugar content.

So people are changing slowly, and so are our diets and requirements. For example, we used to like sugar, but now we don't want to eat it at all, because we think it's not delicious or even tired of eating it, but we still eat something related to sugar, such as milk tea or dessert with high sugar content, because it is these things that can satisfy us now, not simple candy.

Therefore, with the growth of people, people's greed has gradually increased. For example, when we were young, we felt very happy to get a candy, but this is not the case now, because we are changing, so what we need is changing, so some things we used to like can't satisfy us at all, so this is why people don't like eating candy now.

But it does not rule out that some people have always been keen on eating sugar, but I think it is very few, because now we usually eat some desserts or something, because these can better satisfy our psychology and taste.