I need clean eating motivation and friends!
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Rule number 1 about MFP...and it is a great tool...If you are new and ask a simple question out of not being familiar with the process, be prepared to be skewered for all angles...And yes this happens all the time...The high horses are the successful people who make a new person feel like crap. Answering a question with a question is perhaps the biggest culprit, just to prove a point.0
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wow people are mean. Sounded to me like the OP was looking for support from others who want to do it the same way she does.
Who are all of you to hate on her for that. If you don't like it move on. I don't plan on doing the "clean eating" thing. I was on here to maybe pick up some tips all I see is others so insecure that they cant handle people doing something different than they are.
I believe she meant does anyone do clean eating right. That is a fair question.
You nailed it! This happens anytime someone even broaches the subject of clean eating.0 -
wow people are mean. Sounded to me like the OP was looking for others who want to do it the same way she does. Who are all of you to hate on her for that. If you don't like it move on. I don't plan on doing the "clean eating" thing. I was on here to maybe pic up some tips all I see is others so insecure that they cant handle people doing something different than they are.
The issue I had was that she's assuming that anyone who isn't "eating clean" isn't doing things correctly. If you look at her first post, she even says...i love to support friends, but sometimes what I see them eat makes me cringe. Cookie dough for lunch? "I stayed under my calorie goal so it's okay" Does anyone do it "right?"
So..... I guess because I choose to treat myself and enjoy all types of food I'm not doing things correctly? By whose standard?
No one is hating on her for "eating clean". It's the tone of the message. But hey... if disagreeing with the tone and message OP is trying to convey makes me insecure, I guess I'm guilty as charged.
If you'll excuse me, I'm going to have a fistful of bacon and give zero *kitten*.-1 -
Lezavargas wrote: »wow people are mean. Sounded to me like the OP was looking for support from others who want to do it the same way she does.
Who are all of you to hate on her for that. If you don't like it move on. I don't plan on doing the "clean eating" thing. I was on here to maybe pick up some tips all I see is others so insecure that they cant handle people doing something different than they are.
I believe she meant does anyone do clean eating right. That is a fair question.
You nailed it! This happens anytime someone even broaches the subject of clean eating.
Are you purposely ignoring most of the posts in this thread?-5 -
Lezavargas wrote: »wow people are mean. Sounded to me like the OP was looking for support from others who want to do it the same way she does.
Who are all of you to hate on her for that. If you don't like it move on. I don't plan on doing the "clean eating" thing. I was on here to maybe pick up some tips all I see is others so insecure that they cant handle people doing something different than they are.
I believe she meant does anyone do clean eating right. That is a fair question.
You nailed it! This happens anytime someone even broaches the subject of clean eating.
Because "clean" is a meaningless term. You have already proven that with the fact that you don't eat clean (not even close from what I saw) yet say you do.... See how that's meaningless?0 -
Lezavargas wrote: »Thanks for the friend requests guys!! Look forward to sharing yummy recipes! Heres to trying to make good choices for our health and our bodies!!
One of my favorite people on my friend's list....
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toofatnomore wrote: »Rule number 1 about MFP...and it is a great tool...If you are new and ask a simple question out of not being familiar with the process, be prepared to be skewered for all angles...And yes this happens all the time...The high horses are the successful people who make a new person feel like crap. Answering a question with a question is perhaps the biggest culprit, just to prove a point.
LOL. No.
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Open invitation to anyone looking for some tasty recipes and snacking ideas! Clean eating Is a challenging undertaking with the volumes of processed foods out there! We dont expect perfection! Ridding yourself of processed food is a process in and of itself We all need all the support we can get and god knows you dont get it on these forums!! 0
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Lezavargas wrote: »Thanks for the friend requests guys!! Look forward to sharing yummy recipes! Heres to trying to make good choices for our health and our bodies!!
So when you return from vacation we can wait for the thread titled "My friends are judging my diary!"0 -
Cookie Dough for lunch?! Hell, why not?!?! There's a meal AND a craving completed-BAM lol0
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toofatnomore wrote: »Rule number 1 about MFP...and it is a great tool...If you are new and ask a simple question out of not being familiar with the process, be prepared to be skewered for all angles...And yes this happens all the time...The high horses are the successful people who make a new person feel like crap. Answering a question with a question is perhaps the biggest culprit, just to prove a point.
Soooo truuuue!!! I was shocked by the venom that came out with the first post I put on here. Never suspected in a million years that I would catch so much flack for trying to make a heathy change in my life. But, despite all the haters, i found a great support group and we are adding more all the time!
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SconnieCat wrote: »Lezavargas wrote: »wow people are mean. Sounded to me like the OP was looking for support from others who want to do it the same way she does.
Who are all of you to hate on her for that. If you don't like it move on. I don't plan on doing the "clean eating" thing. I was on here to maybe pick up some tips all I see is others so insecure that they cant handle people doing something different than they are.
I believe she meant does anyone do clean eating right. That is a fair question.
You nailed it! This happens anytime someone even broaches the subject of clean eating.
Are you purposefully ignoring most of the posts in this thread?
I believe she is intentionally ignoring them and just making trollish posts instead.0 -
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emily_stew wrote: »i love to support friends, but sometimes what I see them eat makes me cringe. Cookie dough for lunch? "I stayed under my calorie goal so it's okay" Does anyone do it "right?"
It's attitudes like yours why I keep my food diary closed. Mind your own beeswax and worry about yourself. Begone with your self righteousness
I'm the opposite those attitudes make me want to keep mine open.
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emily_stew wrote: »Lezavargas wrote: »Add me if you want, I'm low carb clean eater. My diary is open to friends. Ignore the alcohol, I don't usually drink as much as I have the past few weeks, and it's banished from my household for at least the next month because of that!
Lol! Im leaving for Mexico tomorrow. Im pretty sure pina coladas are going to be my main caloric intake! Clean eating doesnt have to mean perfection. It means making most of your choices the heathy stuff so your body is prepared to handle the not-so-healthy! Kudos to all of you making the committment! It can be tough in the beginning but the health you gain is worth far more than the work you put into it!!
That doesn't really make sense.
Sure it does. It means Clean Eating is Moderation.... Just goes to show some people need labels to make themselves feel better.
Now we know though. Clean eating and moderation can be used interchangeably now.
:InsertSarcasm:
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Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods0 -
So the opposite of your diary before you closed it?Lezavargas wrote: »Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods
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Lezavargas wrote: »Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods
*Unless you go to Mexico.
I thought clean eating didn't have to mean perfection and just had to mean "making the most of your choices"...
I'm confused here.0 -
So the opposite of your diary before you closed it?Lezavargas wrote: »Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods
Exactly^^ Do as I say, not as I do. Never seen someone who eats a balanced diet defend a different way of eating so vehemently.
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Lezavargas wrote: »Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods
Can you open your diary so I can understand how to do this properly?
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MMMMMM hi, can we be friends?SconnieCat wrote: »GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Who are you to judge if they are doing it right?
What exactly is doing it right?
BAM.
I had wine, cheese and popcorn for dinner one night last week. And I made it all work and fit my macros.
And maybe I'll eat cookie dough for lunch sometime. That actually sounds delicious.
Who cares what someone else eats? And why would what another person is doing matter to you?
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Congrats to you on your clean eating efforts. Your friends will one day realize that their bodies need good clean food. Eat cookie dough but not as a whole lunch. Instead a little as dessert after a nice salad:). You keep up with your good eats with healthy additions, and your friends may want to catch up with you one day when they see you healthier and more energetic!!0
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GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Lezavargas wrote: »Clean up your food
Lean up your meats
End your sugar obsession
Aim for heath
No to processed foods
Can you open your diary so I can understand how to do this properly?
She won't. I looked earlier though before she closed it. It wasn't even remotely clean.
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emily_stew wrote: »I had Oreos and coffee for breakfast today. I was in a hurry, I'm having a stressful week and it made me happy. I'm still on track to be under my calorie goal for the day. Haterz gonna hate
Nice! Keep it up!0 -
emily_stew wrote: »I had Oreos and coffee for breakfast today. I was in a hurry, I'm having a stressful week and it made me happy. I'm still on track to be under my calorie goal for the day. Haterz gonna hate!
Edit: 2 Oreos. Not the whole box. Because moderation.
I just saw they have cookie dough stuffed oreos, I need to find these but until then I will suffer with cookie dough ice cream0 -
yhealthy2000 wrote: »Congrats to you on your clean eating efforts. Your friends will one day realize that their bodies need good clean food. Eat cookie dough but not as a whole lunch. Instead a little as dessert after a nice salad:). You keep up with your good eats with healthy additions, and your friends may want to catch up with you one day when they see you healthier and more energetic!!
Yay! (Angelic tune fills the room) Friend me please!0
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