McDonald's Run!
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AbbieBeckett wrote: »Nobody here blamed mcdonalds. People on this thread are fully admitting their OWN flaws and problems when it comes to saying "no" to certain foods. Just because you find it easy to fit a mcdonalds into your day doesn't mean everyone else will also find it easy.
I'm actually one of those people who can have a small meal at mcdonalds, fit it into my cals, enjoy the hell out of it, not feel guilty, and not crave more and more.
But I'm also not going to rub it in someone's face and say "you can have mcdonalds just fit it in" because I know all humans are wired differently, and some people can't say no once they've started.
Congratulations to the OP, if you once found it hard to moderate your intake of fast food and now choose to omit it completely then you're doing a great job!
Shame on the people who can't seem to understand ways different to their own.
^^^ Exactly! Good for you if you can have ONE slice of pizza/ONE apple pie/ONE whatever - the point is not everyone is wired the same.
True, not everyone knows how to put food down. Self control is much like a muscle. If you don't exercise it from time to time it will atrophy.
People cave in to their own weaknesses, and claim "wired". That's not how it works though, we have this amazing ability to choose our destiny, if we want.
no, no , no ..the food overlords have already chosen our destiny, and it has binge written all over it...
Good lord! Do you own McDonald's/fast food stock?!?! It is unbelievable how defensive some of you have gotten at the mere idea that someone might "demonize" fast food. What do any of you care how anyone on here views a particular food? You can eat whatever you want in moderation and have zero trigger foods? AWESOME! More power to you! Should we all bow down to your amazing will power? ... Also, thank you on your insight regarding my lack of will power/self control - I had no clue.0 -
mrsmalloryevers wrote: »tamonique22 wrote: »Great job. You have great self control. Please ignore all the negative comments. some people just don't know how to say good job when it's needed. You did something that made you feel great about yourself. So way to go Mrs Mallory :-)
Thank you!
And to clarify, this was a huge deal because I had already planned out my day of food and only had 7 calories left so I had NO room for a sausage mcmuffin and a delicious salty hashbrown....
thanks for those who supported! Today I have room for a McDouble and you better believe I'll be adding that on!!
All this McDonald's talk made me crave it (I have zero will power you see) - had it for breakfast and enjoyed it tremendously! Those Egg White McMuffins are yum!!!0 -
Good lord! Do you have McDonald's stock?!
No willpower indeed. I bid you good day sir.0 -
McDonalds v. Five Guys...no contest. McDonalds burgers are not tasty. And the fries aren't what they used to be either.
And correct re turkey burger. Oops. Guess I haven't been there since I stopped eating red meat.0 -
McDonalds v. Five Guys...no contest. McDonalds burgers are not tasty. And the fries aren't what they used to be either.
And correct re turkey burger. Oops. Guess I haven't been there since I stopped eating red meat.
I'm not even talking McD's vs. FF. I mean FF vs. anything that isn't rancid. That stuff is insipid and flows through you like a river.0 -
McDonalds v. Five Guys...no contest. McDonalds burgers are not tasty. And the fries aren't what they used to be either.
And correct re turkey burger. Oops. Guess I haven't been there since I stopped eating red meat.
I'm not even talking McD's vs. FF. I mean FF vs. anything that isn't rancid. That stuff is insipid and flows through you like a river.
I have no idea if you like Five Guys or not, D, you seem to be hiding your true feelings and I think you should articulate them better.
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Dear OP,
There are always going to be those on MFP that will say such and such food is bad for you. And there are going to be those that say no food is inherently bad for you and as long as you can fit it into your calories and your macros, go for it. I agree with the latter. But I also understand that you may have already planned your meals for the day and could not deviate and therefore had to resist the fast food glory. Or that you may want to cut back on calorie dense foods so that you can be filled with larger quantities of food that are less calorie dense such as salads and veggies and lean meats. Or for whatever personal reasons, medical reasons, etc you feel the need to refrain. And for that you obviously felt this was time for celebration of your restraint and that you wanted to share with others because shared joy is doubled joy. So congratulations to you on making the choice you saw fit for yourself! Some will agree with you. Some won't. But what matters is that you are happy with your choices!0 -
I usually get their grilled chicken and ranch snack wraps so yummy and so little calories0
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I did the same thing the other day, I debated the whole time if I should get something and I ended up coming back with nothing. It was hard and I was actually in a bad mood when I came back. It was like someone else didn't allow me to order, but in reality it was myself. It was a bizarre experience. I was proud, but pissed off...lol.0
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I only like 3 things from McDonalds: the plain hamburger, french fries if they are fresh and hot, and a plain ice cream sundae with no topping. Oh wait, 4 - their coffee is usually decent. I can get a kids hamburger happy meal and be satisfied with that....in fact, I want one now! Thank goodness I am without a car! LOL
HA!! No car is no problem for me. I can walk to the one that's a long block away... I can POWER WALK there and back home, and fit a really tiny workout in. :laugh: Man people, y'all making me want some more McD's!! :drinker: Hopefully them strawberries n creme pies are still available.0 -
I would have been tempted. Well done!
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AbbieBeckett wrote: »Nobody here blamed mcdonalds. People on this thread are fully admitting their OWN flaws and problems when it comes to saying "no" to certain foods. Just because you find it easy to fit a mcdonalds into your day doesn't mean everyone else will also find it easy.
I'm actually one of those people who can have a small meal at mcdonalds, fit it into my cals, enjoy the hell out of it, not feel guilty, and not crave more and more.
But I'm also not going to rub it in someone's face and say "you can have mcdonalds just fit it in" because I know all humans are wired differently, and some people can't say no once they've started.
Congratulations to the OP, if you once found it hard to moderate your intake of fast food and now choose to omit it completely then you're doing a great job!
Shame on the people who can't seem to understand ways different to their own.
^^^ Exactly! Good for you if you can have ONE slice of pizza/ONE apple pie/ONE whatever - the point is not everyone is wired the same.
True, not everyone knows how to put food down. Self control is much like a muscle. If you don't exercise it from time to time it will atrophy.
People cave in to their own weaknesses, and claim "wired". That's not how it works though, we have this amazing ability to choose our destiny, if we want.
no, no , no ..the food overlords have already chosen our destiny, and it has binge written all over it...
Good lord! Do you own McDonald's/fast food stock?!?! It is unbelievable how defensive some of you have gotten at the mere idea that someone might "demonize" fast food. What do any of you care how anyone on here views a particular food? You can eat whatever you want in moderation and have zero trigger foods? AWESOME! More power to you! Should we all bow down to your amazing will power? ... Also, thank you on your insight regarding my lack of will power/self control - I had no clue.
apparently you don't sarcasm much ….0 -
I should try to be more articulate.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
McDonalds v. Five Guys...no contest. McDonalds burgers are not tasty. And the fries aren't what they used to be either.
And correct re turkey burger. Oops. Guess I haven't been there since I stopped eating red meat.
I'm not even talking McD's vs. FF. I mean FF vs. anything that isn't rancid. That stuff is insipid and flows through you like a river.
I have no idea if you like Five Guys or not, D, you seem to be hiding your true feelings and I think you should articulate them better.
I need to write gud.
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This thread has turned ridiculous. If you want to argue over McDonalds or whether or not your have willpower to resist eating all the fries or whether you think food with a high fat/salt whatever content is "bad" then create your own thread.
Stop using someone's post who was just looking for a "well done" or "go you!", they're here to celebrate their PERSONAL achievement!0 -
Abbie, the whole thread was ridiculous.
ermagerds, i can haz no self contrul.0 -
I'm lovin it!0
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candacefausset wrote: »Dear OP,
There are always going to be those on MFP that will say such and such food is bad for you. And there are going to be those that say no food is inherently bad for you and as long as you can fit it into your calories and your macros, go for it. I agree with the latter. But I also understand that you may have already planned your meals for the day and could not deviate and therefore had to resist the fast food glory. Or that you may want to cut back on calorie dense foods so that you can be filled with larger quantities of food that are less calorie dense such as salads and veggies and lean meats. Or for whatever personal reasons, medical reasons, etc you feel the need to refrain. And for that you obviously felt this was time for celebration of your restraint and that you wanted to share with others because shared joy is doubled joy. So congratulations to you on making the choice you saw fit for yourself! Some will agree with you. Some won't. But what matters is that you are happy with your choices!AbbieBeckett wrote: »This thread has turned ridiculous. If you want to argue over McDonalds or whether or not your have willpower to resist eating all the fries or whether you think food with a high fat/salt whatever content is "bad" then create your own thread.
Stop using someone's post who was just looking for a "well done" or "go you!", they're here to celebrate their PERSONAL achievement!
Thank you
yes, all I was looking for was a shameless "well done"... 0 -
mrsmalloryevers wrote: »candacefausset wrote: »Dear OP,
There are always going to be those on MFP that will say such and such food is bad for you. And there are going to be those that say no food is inherently bad for you and as long as you can fit it into your calories and your macros, go for it. I agree with the latter. But I also understand that you may have already planned your meals for the day and could not deviate and therefore had to resist the fast food glory. Or that you may want to cut back on calorie dense foods so that you can be filled with larger quantities of food that are less calorie dense such as salads and veggies and lean meats. Or for whatever personal reasons, medical reasons, etc you feel the need to refrain. And for that you obviously felt this was time for celebration of your restraint and that you wanted to share with others because shared joy is doubled joy. So congratulations to you on making the choice you saw fit for yourself! Some will agree with you. Some won't. But what matters is that you are happy with your choices!AbbieBeckett wrote: »This thread has turned ridiculous. If you want to argue over McDonalds or whether or not your have willpower to resist eating all the fries or whether you think food with a high fat/salt whatever content is "bad" then create your own thread.
Stop using someone's post who was just looking for a "well done" or "go you!", they're here to celebrate their PERSONAL achievement!
Thank you yes, all I was looking for was a shameless "well done"...
Hopefully you at least got a laugh out of it.
And well done. :flowerforyou: 0 -
"Validate me" threads always go this way.
It's hilarious and good fun.0 -
Well, that was all fun to read.
As for the OP, good on ya for resisting temptation!0 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
Yeah, their "healthier" fry oil (vegetable vs. the old beef tallow) = bland taste (IMO). I hardly get the fries anymore (just sort of too sad and disappointing now). Bonus: I have more calorie room to get two burgers by passing on the fries If you're going, I'll take one Jalapeno Double and one McChicken, Please. And a large Diet Coke, thank you 0 -
I think I might have a big mac today.0
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williams969 wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »
Yeah, their "healthier" fry oil (vegetable vs. the old beef tallow) = bland taste (IMO). I hardly get the fries anymore (just sort of too sad and disappointing now). Bonus: I have more calorie room to get two burgers by passing on the fries If you're going, I'll take one Jalapeno Double and one McChicken, Please. And a large Diet Coke, thank you
Sounds good. I usually just get a hamburg extra pickles and no onions instead of the fries.0 -
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Oh, I think I love y'all. I always get shouted down when I say that. Ick.0 -
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My son asked for a happy meal a few weeks back. It smelled soooo good (and I am normally not a fast food person). I wanted something sooo bad. But I didn't get anything. I was proud of myself. It's sooo hard. I walk around my job and there is a McDonald's a block away. I smell the fries....
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