I threw away Cheesecake!!!

fatcity66

Next time, I'll be happy to take that delicious cheesecake off your hands. I will make it fit in my macros!

fatcity66

sarahlifts wrote: »

I understand. I have a very difficult time saying no to cheesecake or any delicious cake. I've thrown away cake and candy 2 seconds after receiving it. RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE PERSON WHO WAS FORCING IT ON ME. Come on, eat it, its just a little, here take it. You know what, okay, I will take it. I did and then I tossed it straight in the trash and said THANK YOU with a smile. My coworker was horrified. I was at the start of my journey and I was tired of being fat.

WHO WAS FORCING ANYTHING ON HIM??

malibu927

Need2Exerc1se wrote: »

malibu927 wrote: »

MisterZ33 wrote: »

boo hoo...he threw away a slice of cheesecake...give the guy a break...

If you brought food in that you either baked or bought for people, and someone took some then threw it out without eating it, how would you feel?

OP, it's good that you resisted even after the fact, but I would consider the ramifications beforehand. Could you have fit it into your day? Even going over your calories, you can eat a little less the next few days to make up for that.

Are you suggesting that he eat high calorie food he doesn't want just to spare someone else's feelings? Someone that probably doesn't even know it happened and therefore has no feelings on the matter?

That sounds ridiculous to me. God forbid someone changes their mind and sticks to their diet.

If he changed his mind about eating it, why throw it out? He could have offered it to someone else.

Ms_Enzo1313

GOOD FOR YOU! LOL At work there is always birthday cake or donuts etc. So when someone offers me the cake I give it away usually to my BF that can eat just about anything and is fit and trim!!! I know! I know!

thatonegurll

OMG... people are special...

good for you... freakin cheesecake. i love cheesecake. seriously... i hate when i find crap like that in the kitchen, my will power isn't always strong.

i know it was hard for you to dump it, but way to do something today that you'll thank yourself for tomorrow!!

you are awesome

Liftng4Lis

OMG! i just couldn't!

Slacker16

Don't mean to rain on your parade, but when I started throwing out food to keep myself from eating it is when my eating started to slide into the disordered...

gmallan

Good job! That's a hard thing to do. I get the comments about not throwing away perfectly good food but hopefully next time you'll be strong enough not to take any to begin with

RJenxi

Let's chill

thatonegurll

gmallan wrote: »

Good job! That's a hard thing to do. I get the comments about not throwing away perfectly good food but hopefully next time you'll be strong enough not to take any to begin with

this^ is perfect...

tiptoethruthetulips

Good one, this is something I would have done. Better wasted in the bin that wasted on the waist

cwolfman13

Edwardshar

WHAT A WASTE OF GOOD CHEESECAKE!

rtrels

*sobs*
I love cheesecake.

That being said... good for you. I know we all have our foods we sometimes need to avoid. Well done!

kbmnurse

Nice. Not a cheesecake fan.

EvgeniZyntx

cwolfman13 wrote: »

This is my face right now.

I can't get good cheesecake here.
German cheesecake is more cheese than anything.
French don't do that.

Oh, god, and you threw it out.
I'm in actual physical pain.
Someone send cheesecake.

jofjltncb6

EvgeniZyntx wrote: »

cwolfman13 wrote: »

This is my face right now.

I can't get good cheesecake here.
German cheesecake is more cheese than anything.
French don't do that.

Oh, god, and you threw it out.
I'm in actual physical pain.
Someone send cheesecake.

But what about the children?

3dogsrunning

EvgeniZyntx wrote: »

cwolfman13 wrote: »

This is my face right now.

I can't get good cheesecake here.
German cheesecake is more cheese than anything.
French don't do that.

Oh, god, and you threw it out.
I'm in actual physical pain.
Someone send cheesecake.

I would but the package I just sent within the same country is going to take 8 days. By the time my cheesecake would reach you it would just be a tease. A sour, smelly tease.

ihad

JoRocka wrote: »

Well- guys- I have some good news.

Cheesecake was lost today- but I made two cakes for birthday celebrations- so I'll be eating my body weight in cake and butter cream frosting.

I'll personally try to make up for the loss of the cake.

You are very thoughtful.

Thank you for your service.

Aviva92

one of my coworkers brought in donuts, however i didn't find out about the donuts until they were all gone and there was just an empty box. i would have been annoyed to find out that one of my coworkers took a donut just to throw it out when i coulda had one.

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MindySaysWhaaat

There are children starving in Africa! You could have boxed it up and sent it to them!!!

Just kidding. I'm sure the raccoon that digs it out of the dumpster will be very happy to find the cheesecake you discarded.

If this is what you needed to do to validate your own self control, I don't see a real reason for anyone to hate on it.

Alatariel75

Good for you for finding the willpower not to eat it. Now work on getting that willpower 5 minutes earlier. And I say that as someone who puts in effort to bring tasty treats into work, I'd be really pizzed and probably quite hurt if I found out someone took a chunk just to throw it in the bin.

Lasmartchika

Forget the starving children... I could've eaten that cheesecake!! :laugh:

Th3Admiral

He threw out a piece of cheesecake.

Is it really that different from not eating your full plate at a restaurant (maybe, gasp, putting your napkin or salt on it so you won't be tempted) or something going bad in the fridge because the total portion contained an unreasonable amount of calories? Someone enlighten me if it is. Honestly.

Good job on you, though. It can be hard to say no to (anything with) cheese. I get that it was a split second decision.

Deep breaths.

And you should never feel obligated to work something into your day just because it shouldn't be wasted.

cocmares

_Waffle_ wrote: »

Lmao

3dogsrunning

Th3Admiral wrote: »

He threw out a piece of cheesecake.

Is it really that different from not eating your full plate at a restaurant (maybe, gasp, putting your napkin or salt on it so you won't be tempted) or something going bad in the fridge because the total portion contained an unreasonable amount of calories? Someone enlighten me if it is. Honestly.

Good job on you, though. It can be hard to say no to (anything with) cheese. I get that it was a split second decision.

Deep breaths.

And you should never feel obligated to work something into your day just because it shouldn't be wasted.

Honestly, the salt thing is the worst thing I've ever heard.

Nothing goes to waste because it has unreasonable amount of calories. I either work it in, or portion it out. Now, if it didn't taste good, not going to bother wasting calories on it. (well, sometimes I do but I regret it).

jennay84

You guys are rediculious , good job for not eating it.

happygalah

I have done this when my boss put a huge slice of cake on my desk. I couldn't return it as the box was on his desk. I discreetly threw it in the bin as I have an allergy. I left an alcohol drink someone had bought for me too as alcohol makes me violently ill.

Well done to the OP on your success in resisting the cake!

MisterZ33

Some of you clowns need to get off your high horse.