https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuchikamizake

Kuchikamizake (口噛み酒; mouth-chewed sake) or kuchikami no sake (口噛みの酒) is a type of sake produced by a process involving human saliva as a fermentation starter.

That's a misleading description of what bees do.

That being said, if we could actually make honey that way, id be making my own and be happy with it

personally yes but I feel like we'd probably be weird about people who want to eat it like we are with breast milk. like I'd imagine humans would reserve it for feeding infants like how birds do with their regurgitated food.

I love eating girls out, is it really worse ?

Would you eat cheese if it were made from human milk?

If I was a bee I would.

That's someone's fetish for sure ..

Would it be "delicious?"

I'll be honest, it likely depends on the social connotations of doing so. It feels on the same level of would I drink human milk and could I tell which milk was made from a set of three friends.

Don't look up how traditional honey-mead is made...

Depends on whether or not it tasted as good as honey. Even honey itself can taste wildly different, depending on what pollen was gathered by the bees to make it. Clover honey is the most common I see, but blackberry honey tastes even better IMO.

If it was delicious and sanitary I don’t see why not

Probably not because that sounds gross

I can't stand honey. It smells like when people sneeze, so I have never wanted to even taste it. So I guess bee phlegm and human phlegm smell the same to me?

No problem

Yeah why not.

Well I already find honey disgusting so that’s a hard no for me.

It’s a hard no from me.

Honestly being vegan I don’t understand how people aren’t bothered by cow’s breast milk or chicken’s eggs; y’all just nasty.