If gaining weight is so easy why isn't losing it just as easy ?

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shelcro
shelcro Posts: 4
edited February 2015 in Introduce Yourself
It doesn't seem to make any sense. I've solely been gaining about 10 pounds a year. I used to work out but since it did nothing (and it hurt me) I stopped. I'm apparently done eating today because I have 30 calories left hahaha D: (still haven't had lunch or dinner...)

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  • rayneface
    rayneface Posts: 219 Member
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    It's possible stopping those workouts is the cause for the scale creeping up :o

    Nothing in life is easy, at least not the things we really want!
  • blankiefinder
    blankiefinder Posts: 3,599 Member
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    Maybe because it's easier to sit on our butts and eat fast food than it is to haul our butts to the gym when it is -20, and cook nutritious, low calorie meals?
  • Lissa_Kaye
    Lissa_Kaye Posts: 214 Member
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    For some people gaining weight is really hard. Losing it can be just as easy if you just eat a little under for a long time.
  • shelcro
    shelcro Posts: 4
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    rayneface wrote: »
    It's possible stopping those workouts is the cause for the scale creeping up

    Haha it started before that, but possibly.
    blankiefinder wrote: »
    Maybe because it's easier to sit on our butts and eat fast food than it is to haul our butts to the gym when it is -20, and cook nutritious, low calorie meals?

    Does make sense, but I was saying that it should be the same amount of effort in theory? (We're putting ?s at the end of answers now, right? )

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