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Kasner1975 wrote: »I've got tons confession, but I'll start with two....
1. I'm an alcoholic. There I said it. I drink 6-18 beers night and I have since I was 12 years old, and I'm now 41. It is something I desperately need to change, but it is what it is.
2. I idolize @projectsix. Not in a bad way, but in the way that sees that he's made a change in himself that I can't fathom. Have you seen this guy?! A hundred pounds down and looks like a superhero, with all the physical and nutritional info you'll ever need as well. Funny, cool... That dude is my goal.
Your inner strength is greater than you realize, my brother. And as you look up to @projectsix , others look up to @Kasner1975 .6 -
Kasner1975 wrote: »I've got tons confession, but I'll start with two....
1. I'm an alcoholic. There I said it. I drink 6-18 beers night and I have since I was 12 years old, and I'm now 41. It is something I desperately need to change, but it is what it is.
2. I idolize @projectsix. Not in a bad way, but in the way that sees that he's made a change in himself that I can't fathom. Have you seen this guy?! A hundred pounds down and looks like a superhero, with all the physical and nutritional info you'll ever need as well. Funny, cool... That dude is my goal.
Admitting it is the first step
And I'm with you on point #2. I still fangirl over @projectsix and the fact that someone so amazing is my friend and that I can have big chats with him about his journey and life in general. And just how amazing a transformation he has undergone. He's a hero to many, as are you @Kasner19751 -
If it wasn't for the support of all you guys on here in the last 12 months, l can honestly say l would not be alive today. I was on here before as PTSDUK. There were days l felt like ending it all, but my friends on here helped me though.
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ArmyMedic2016 wrote: »If it wasn't for the support of all you guys on here in the last 12 months, l can honestly say l would not be alive today. I was on here before as PTSDUK. There were days l felt like ending it all, but my friends on here helped me though.
My brother..we PTSD survivors need to stick together, because we understand each other...I know where you are coming from...been there, done that and got the T-shirt to prove it. I had times where I even tried to end. That PTSD is one of the things that makes you the great guy you are....own it...and if you can share with people the affects of the PTSD, it helps other people...Keep up the fire, my brother....4 -
Kasner1975 wrote: »I've got tons of confession, but I'll start with two....
1. I'm an alcoholic. There I said it. I drink 6-18 beers night and I have since I was 12 years old, and I'm now 41. It is something I desperately need to change, but it is what it is.
2. I idolize @projectsix. Not in a bad way, but in the way that sees that he's made a change in himself that I can't fathom. Have you seen this guy?! A hundred pounds down and looks like a superhero, with all the physical and nutritional info you'll ever need as well. Funny, cool... That dude is my goal.
Kas, my brother from another mother....you are more than you think you are. It is what you want it to be. You are a fighter,....you have had to be. So if you want to lose the drink, you can...like anything else, it will take time and effort. And btw, alcohol doesn't stop the pain...it just delays it...Nothing stops the pain...you just have to own it and make it yours. It is part of who you are and makes you awesome.
And, yeah, there are a lot of guys who look up to you just as you look up to someone else....
We are all in the same boat...different issues...different nightmares and fears...but the same goals..to be the best we can be. You are doing well, my friend....9 -
candiinprogress wrote: »
Thank you for calling that out, @candiinprogress I was thinking the same thing!
I confess that I was distracted in TRX class this morning by the "new girl"
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Kasner1975 wrote: »When I first got on this app two years ago I was so dedicated with my diet - eating clean and losing weight. The last eight months I have been terrible! I'm 15 pounds over where I feel and look good. I can't seem to get back on track for more than a week at a time. I've been consistent with working out but we all know it's 80% diet. I'm over my calories for the second time already this week. I'm very unhappy with how I look, and have been for months now. I don't know how to get back on track for good.
@EJJKMc6 I hope you understand that it's ok. There's no rush. You'll get the balance that you're looking for. I also hope you know that despite how you feel, that you are one of the greatest friends I've ever had. You are stunningly beautiful, funny, kind to a fault, caring, loving, and deeply passionate. I would selfishly like to think that I was the only one that saw that, but it's clear that everyone else on MFP does as well. Ask anyone! I hope you feel that. Breathe... you've got it.
This guy ( @Kasner1975 ) is a really good guy. I confess that I'd like to be THAT nice of a guy. And @EJJKMc6 , he's right.2 -
Panera Bread's new advertising campaign of everything on their menu being "clean" annoys the *kitten* out of me. Especially the one billboard on my way home from work that states "Every Sandwich is Clean". No.0
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@Kasner1975 I had no idea of your struggle of course, why should I because we've not talked... but regardless, I wish you health and happiness. you deserve it, we all do. don't let anyone or anything tell you differently. Your a brave man and I know from the comments you make your a good man..where it counts...on the inside.
I never anticipated MFP to be what it has become when I downloaded this app a year ago. later found this forum and still never anticipated it to reveal all that it does.
Makes me sad to see the struggles people face....anything from from serious disease to addictions to heart wrenching relational issues to just aloneness and loneliness.. and makes me realize that in life we should take nothing for granted and we should be patient and understanding to everyone. you just never know whats really going on inside our fellow human beings.
and @EJJKMc6 well.....your just beautiful ...soooo.. strive for more if you wish, but just know...from a unbiased bystander, your just plain beautiful.4 -
The thought of posting a before and after of my weight loss is making me feel sick to my stomach.1
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I had a slice of taco pizza for breakfast
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miissalexandria wrote: »I had a slice taco pizza for breakfast
Likes this ^^0 -
I judged all the confessions0
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Kasner1975 wrote: »miissalexandria wrote: »I had a slice of taco pizza for breakfast
I don't know what taco pizza is, but I'm sure I want it in my face
yes, yes you do!0
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