If you find out let me know! jeez it gets embarassing and i dunno what to say/do. Even those that saw me just the day before or something keep popping out with 'oh i just cant used to it, you're so skinny!!'Has anyone else felt like this? How do you handle the people who want to gush about it? It's not a major problem for me, but it is starting to feel really weird having the same conversation with lots of different people...
I decided I needed a junk food day, so I have eaten nothing of any nutritional value today. I am over 1000 calories, and just had a slice of pizza to kick it over.
Net result: I feel like crap.![]()
This helps, if you can believe it. I have been trying to "sneak" small amounts of unhealthy stuff into my daily food, without really thinking about it or worrying about it on more than a small basis, so I just decided to "face the problem head on" and I have figured out that I still don't like junk food.
I've had candy, pizza, and... Umm.. there was some rice, it had peanut butter mixed in to remove any nutritional benefit, lol.
Well, I still feel lousy, but kind of relieved; there's no way I would want to live like this again. I'm going to finish out my day with a 3 musketeers bar![]()
Tomorrow, I'll be back on plan; I have a bunch of rice left over, and t will be mixed with veggies and chicken. Mmmmm...
It's NOT just you! That IS how I feel so very often!...what I hear is "My god, weren't you absolutely enormous! Didn't you look awful!".
And partially it's because I hate all the huge social pressure to be slim. HATE it - it doesn't help anyone, in fact I think it actively hurts people and gets them bigger/unhealthier. And when I am complimented on being slimmer, I always feel that people are saying that I have bowed to that pressure, and I want to say "hey! That's not it!"
But that's just me.
what I hear is "My god, weren't you absolutely enormous! Didn't you look awful!".
And partially it's because I hate all the huge social pressure to be slim. HATE it - it doesn't help anyone, in fact I think it actively hurts people and gets them bigger/unhealthier. And when I am complimented on being slimmer, I always feel that people are saying that I have bowed to that pressure, and I want to say "hey! That's not it!"
But that's just me.
It's NOT just you! That IS how I feel so very often!
That's what pisses me off so often, it's what makes me get annoyed when people notice the difference in my (still very fat) body. I wonder if they are just saying it to give me social validation and encouragement, or if they mean it. I know I have been guilty of that same shit: Telling someone they look great just because I want them to feel good.
Hell, maybe it's just a drunken rambling tonight, I'm feeling antsy and have plowed through a bottle of danish cherry wine rather quickly. Kijafa is the name and I highly recommend it.
I remind people pretty often that I am not really doing this for my health, or for vanity, but I am eating right because it's convenient. No other reason; it's just less of a pain in the ass to eat right than it is to eat poorly and deal with more pills, messed up energy levels, etc.
I swear, if I didn't feel better eating this way, I wouldn't bother.
Well it's interesting to hear you guys talk about this issue. I think you and 2/3 me have made some good points. I will be more careful about how I approach the subject another time.It's NOT just you! That IS how I feel so very often!
That's what pisses me off so often, it's what makes me get annoyed when people notice the difference in my (still very fat) body. I wonder if they are just saying it to give me social validation and encouragement, or if they mean it. I know I have been guilty of that same shit: Telling someone they look
great just because I want them to feel good.
I remind people pretty often that I am not really doing this for my health, or for vanity, but I am eating right because it's convenient. No other reason; it's just less of a pain in the ass to eat right than it is to eat poorly and deal with more pills, messed up energy levels, etc.
I swear, if I didn't feel better eating this way, I wouldn't bother.