Did I sabotage my diet plan?
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I have to agree with some that find chocolate fountains grody.
I think of all the pubes that float on the breeze and land in the fountain. All the spittle that inadvertently flies into it. The lint from people skin. And boogers. All the boogers.0 -
Gotta agree with the chocolate fountain naysayers. For some reason they just ick me out. Plus, birds:
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I have to agree with some that find chocolate fountains grody.
I think of all the pubes that float on the breeze and land in the fountain. All the spittle that inadvertently flies into it. The lint from people skin. And boogers. All the boogers.
PEOPLE!!!! I've never enjoyed one before and now I NEVER will....
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »I have to agree with some that find chocolate fountains grody.
I think of all the pubes that float on the breeze and land in the fountain. All the spittle that inadvertently flies into it. The lint from people skin. And boogers. All the boogers.
PEOPLE!!!! I've never enjoyed one before and now I NEVER will....
Honestly I was thinking about this (which is a new low for me) - I should just rent one, clean it myself and only allow myself to get near it. Then I can happily chocolate ALL THE THINGS.0 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Gotta agree with the chocolate fountain naysayers. For some reason they just ick me out. Plus, birds:
Chocolate covered protein!!!!!!0 -
brianpperkins wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Gotta agree with the chocolate fountain naysayers. For some reason they just ick me out. Plus, birds:
Chocolate covered protein!!!!!!
but I brought twinkies!0 -
Liftng4Lis wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Gotta agree with the chocolate fountain naysayers. For some reason they just ick me out. Plus, birds:
Chocolate covered protein!!!!!!
but I brought twinkies!
We can use them to lure more birds!0 -
Just relax, if you feel like this 2 week 'correction period of food intake' makes sense to you then just get back on the wagon. You might even want to talk to the trainer about it to find out what can keep you from falling off and quitting. If you start to feel funky or bad then get off, start making tweeks to this plan, or get a second opinion. Remember its your body and you know how it works the best.
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PrizePopple wrote: »
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Everybody slips up. Getting off-track isn't going to permanently derail your path to good health. It's a marathon, not a sprint.
Unless your trainer has a degree in nutrition, your trainer has no place putting you on a diet.0 -
PrizePopple wrote: »
Lol this! And skin lint? Do I want to know what that is?0 -
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Just a comment on the , quote, negative posters here. Keep up the good work guys, the truth is the truth.
I love this forum because I know the BS gets called out here. It's so refreshing instead of the Dr Oz crapola, detox, etc etc!
This is the one place I go to hear the sometimes hard truth about losing weight.
I applaud all you "negative" posters for telling it like it is!0 -
menotyou56 wrote: »Just a comment on the , quote, negative posters here. Keep up the good work guys, the truth is the truth.
I love this forum because I know the BS gets called out here. It's so refreshing instead of the Dr Oz crapola, detox, etc etc!
This is the one place I go to hear the sometimes hard truth about losing weight.
I applaud all you "negative" posters for telling it like it is!
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I think when people hear the word "detox" they start questioning everything. I think in this case "detox" meant "eating healthy" for 2 weeks, with the assumption that you were not eating healthy before. That makes sense to me. You mentioned lots of fish and veggies, etc. in the first page, and that sounds perfectly healthy. I don't know anything about your trainer or his credentials, but I know of plenty of trainers that will tailor a diet plan for you if you want one. None of us are nutritional experts either, but we're creating our own diets.
I understand your feeling the negativity. Not knowing all the details of the diet, a lot of people are assuming the worst, like a fad "Lose 10 lbs. in 3 days" cleanse. I don't believe you've been put on a dangerous fad detox. And if you trainer described it as a "detox" then perhaps it was to get you off excessive sugars/junk food, and was using the term in a lighter way.
Keep in mind everyone, if someone just starting the weight loss journey feels negativity or threatened, they will start to doubt their ultimate goal, and may stop the process. Let's always have a mission of encouragement and full understanding of the person's situation.0 -
PrizePopple wrote: »
And suddenly I no longer want my snack.0 -
I have to agree with some that find chocolate fountains grody.
I think of all the pubes that float on the breeze and land in the fountain. All the spittle that inadvertently flies into it. The lint from people skin. And boogers. All the boogers.
Dude! Breeze-floating pubes? Seriously now, what kind of fecked-up places are you hanging out in?0 -
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I have to agree with some that find chocolate fountains grody.
I think of all the pubes that float on the breeze and land in the fountain. All the spittle that inadvertently flies into it. The lint from people skin. And boogers. All the boogers.
Dude! Breeze-floating pubes? Seriously now, what kind of fecked-up places are you hanging out in?
Obviously a place that has a fan and Jason Biggs.0
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