CaseyAtMartin
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Enjoy your break! Your diet looks great, as usual.
In the category of "life is so unfair"....my primary work-out partner is starting to look absolutely amazingly hot..fitness mag hot, cheesy calendar hot...men getting whiplash hot.![]()
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....because she spent roughly six months eating at what would have been surplus level had she not been working out...heavy weights 3xweek, no cardio at all. Six weeks ago finally got her into adding just enough cardio to create a deficit, she dropped a couple pounds and (knock wood) we recently figured out a painless way to get a slightly higher deficit with food that doesn't throw her into full-blown binge mode. And, as the tiny bit (she was never actually fat to start with) of extra padding melts away, she is just looking - well amazing. And I'm looking at her this morning thinking that I'm just a teeny, tiny bit jealous. I'm pissed that I let myself get so darn big in the first place that it will take me another six months or longer to accomplish what she's going to (aesthetics wise) in the next six weeks....maybe it's more in the category of "jeeze, if I had only truly realized how long and hard it would be do truly undo what I was doing 'back in the day'"
I am lucky to have a friend like him, even though he is 85. We share a special bond. What do you think about that?
A woman (I'll call her "Annie") who is not a friend but an aquaintance I spend a lot of time with because we have mutual friends, used the occassion to comment for the billionth time on my weight/eating/exercise habits. I'm busy ignoring her (as usual) when she actually says "are you sure you're not one of those anorexic people...I mean do you go to the bathroom and throw up after you eat?" I just said something like "don't be stupid" and continued pretending she didn't exist on my planet.
But it truly pissed me off. I was telling someone about it today, ranting a bit a guessalong the lines of "I work too damn hard to have her say something like that"...and the person I was ranting to confided that she has recently accidently come across "Annie" upchucking in the bathroom following a huge restaurant meal
So now I don't know what to think because I'm still pissed she said it, but feeling somewhat compassionate as well - and the two emotions don't mix well.
CurvyGirl: About your co-worker's comments on your weight changes...I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for them to stopIt's been about five months, more or less, since I lost the great majority of my weight and I don't think I've had a single day since then when someone at work doesn't continue to comment on it - usually favorably....at first it was great and flattering, then it quickly became old and irritating, and now I usually don't even pay attention... I mostly figure it's better to have them saying "Gosh, I can't believe how much weight you've lost" to my face than whispering "Gosh, I can't believe how much weight she's gaining" behind my back.
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Anyway, those cheat days seem like a breeze because you still eat under maintenance, don't you? Like, aren't your requirements at least 2000?![]()