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I really hate it when people ask questions such as "Why am I not losing weight?", "Why haven't I made any progress in X amount of time?", etc. Don't get me wrong; plateaus obviously exist, and for the record, they are very frustrating. However, if you're someone who eats fast food multiple times per week or even multiple times per day, you shouldn't be questioning why you aren't losing weight.
I'm a firm believer in eating the not-so-healthy foods you love in moderation, but when it becomes an every day routine, that's when you have to realize that you truly are not giving your all. That's when it's time to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get back on track.
Just my two cents.
I'm a firm believer in eating the not-so-healthy foods you love in moderation, but when it becomes an every day routine, that's when you have to realize that you truly are not giving your all. That's when it's time to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get back on track.
Just my two cents.
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just saying? firm believer? 2 cents?
cliche!0 -
Nice outlook! Keep up the hard work0
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just saying? firm believer? 2 cents?
cliche!
I'm missing your point here.0 -
missing your point?
exactly my point!0 -
missing your point?
exactly my point!
What was hard to understand about my post? I'm tired of seeing people on here ask time and again why they aren't losing weight when they aren't even trying.0 -
<< Waiting for the fast food argument to begin0
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<< Waiting for the fast food argument to begin
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Me too.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.0
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<< Waiting for the fast food argument to begin
I got you bro.0 -
missing your point?
exactly my point!
What was hard to understand about my post? I'm tired of seeing people on here ask time and again why they aren't losing weight when they aren't even trying.
tired of people!0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.0 -
Yo yoing!
You need to read Emily Bronte/0 -
<< Waiting for the fast food argument to begin
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Me too.
So you admit this is purposely inflammatory. :huh:
@ Norminv: I'm not going to beat around the bush; that was funny.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.
No, it's just a bunch of chemicals and saturated fat. Close enough, right?0 -
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You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.
No, it's just a bunch of chemicals and saturated fat. Close enough, right?
eating a cheeseburger from Mcdonalds will not hinder weight loss.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.
No, it's just a bunch of chemicals and saturated fat. Close enough, right?
Sure thing, toots. Unless you understand how macronutrients are metabolized.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.
No, it's just a bunch of chemicals and saturated fat. Close enough, right?
eating a cheeseburger from Mcdonalds will not hinder weight loss.
That wasn't my point.
One cheeseburger is fine, but eating three per day probably isn't the best idea.0 -
You are 18 and just starting out with your weight loss. I really don't think you can be a firm believer quite yet. Calories in, calories out is king, despite the source.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Just starting out?
My weight has been yo-yo'ing my entire life. However, I've never questioned myself when I wasn't actually trying. I never thought to myself "Why am I gaining weight?" as I bit into a cheeseburger from McDonald's. I knew what the consequences would be.
Oh, my bad, didn't realize you were so experienced. Fast food is da debil and automatically is stored as pure fat.
No, it's just a bunch of chemicals and saturated fat. Close enough, right?
eating a cheeseburger from Mcdonalds will not hinder weight loss.
But it is all chemicals and fat.0
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