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What to do when you want to have that extra serving and you know you don't need it?

Posts: 16 Member
edited November 2024 in Introduce Yourself
This is simple though it may seem hard: Just stop on your tracks, stop completely, put your fork and knife, or spoon, down, and put it away. Just put the lid, the cover, the surround wrap, and, like in a bad relationship, walk away!

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  • Posts: 323 Member
    It all comes down to motivation. If you are motivated you won't even want that extra serving. I haven't had a second serving in the 60 days I've been on here.Never even wanted it.
  • Posts: 35 Member
    I had the exact same problem this evening! I was trying to eat my protein (sliced deli turkey), but I really wanted to have extra crackers instead. So, I did. I put away the turkey and grabbed one extra serving of crackers (6 for 70 calories). I say if it's just one extra serving make a switch if you can and have it. But portion it out and put the box/bag/package away! Otherwise you'll have more.
  • Posts: 16 Member
    Thank you firecutie18, and SavannahStClair for your inspiring and motivational replies! I've been gone on vacation to the beach
  • Posts: 41,865 Member
    meh...sometimes I have it, sometimes I don't. as long as I'm not over-eating on a consistent basis, it's irrelevant.
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  • Posts: 16 Member
    Great and helpful replies!
  • Posts: 603 Member
    I stop, but everything away and clean up.. usually by then I am no longer hungry.(for seconds).
    Will Power has a lot to do with it. :)
  • Posts: 21 Member
    I always pack up my leftovers in a tupperware container before I even sit down to eat. I am less inclined to go for seconds when I do this.
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