What's on your mind?
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Motorsheen wrote: »
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kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »MiNinaLisa wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »
I am fully aware of this but you also creat a lot of threads. I don’t believe he took out a patent on that 😎😘
As i recall about four people participated and i was two of them 🤦🏼♀️
Is this where we learned you don’t wear deodorant? 🤔
actually i think it was the one where she solicited pics
Yes!!!! That was one of the best.
Who are you?!?
shhhhhh she's the beautiful artistic one....
A little birdie passed that on to me and I was very happy to hear.😁🥰
idk what u heard but i’m literally a bird without a clue so4 -
eatpolerepeat wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »
😆 I'll refrain from what I wanted to say
No, please, fire away.0 -
I wish I was here 😍 can't wait for this covid stuff to be over so I can travel again.
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eatpolerepeat wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »eatpolerepeat wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »
😆 I'll refrain from what I wanted to say
No, please, fire away.
I'd like to keep a clean sheet 😏
I'll grill you a burger ...0 -
eatpolerepeat wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »eatpolerepeat wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »eatpolerepeat wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »
😆 I'll refrain from what I wanted to say
No, please, fire away.
I'd like to keep a clean sheet 😏
I'll grill you a burger ...
Nice try!
I'll even give you the bun!0 -
TGIF is what's on my mind. I think I've talked to maybe four people today and it seems like most people have been in a foul mood. I'm ready to go home and not socialize lol.5
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why don't we ever get hangnails on our toes2
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Male rats and male horses are the only male mammals that don't have nipples. Well, those and my Uncle Darryl after he found roadkill that wasn't quite dead.4
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hawkeye45_ wrote: »Male rats and male horses are the only male mammals that don't have nipples. Well, those and my Uncle Darryl after he found roadkill that wasn't quite dead.
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I need to get my last meal in for the night. Greek yogurt, walnuts and blueberries here I come.7
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sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
I don't know if my favorite is Bobson Dugnutt or Scott Dourque2 -
Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
I don't know if my favorite is Bobson Dugnutt or Scott Dourque
Sleve McDichael?!?
I think this guy was just *kitten* with us.3 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
As a Canadian, this all seems accurate to me 😭 I'd also like to think that American born and bred Shown Furcotte was traded into the big leagues from a small Vermont farm team and that his six remaining French relatives from New Brunswick are proud of him.7 -
Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
I don't know if my favorite is Bobson Dugnutt or Scott Dourque
There has to be a Bullwinkle Hinkerbottom or was he benched and overlooked.3 -
I'm trying really hard not to hold a single person pity party over here, but I have this sinking feeling (and have had it for a long time) that I will always be overweight/fat. I've been overweight since I was 10 and no amount of proper diet, exercise or calorie counting has ever gotten me back to a "normal BMI" range. Once I was close (maybe 5 pounds away from the highest in my height category), but that was back when I was severely depressed, never ate, was still getting the boost from breastfeeding and walked for 3 hours daily (because I was depressed).
I have been tested a few times over the year for thyroid and myriad other issues. So far, outside of vitamin deficiencies and being anemic, I'm okay on that front. But I am just soooooo tired of putting in the effort of tracking, trying to eat better (but tasty) foods, sticking to my guns and goals and never seeing results. The best I can do is maintain whatever weight I happen to be at. Depression drags me down sometimes, making it really difficult to stick with anything long term (especially when I get no perceivable benefits).
I keep picking myself up and trying again, but I honestly don't know why. Nothing I have tried so far has helped. At all. This just feels like such a fruitless effort, especially compared to everyone here who seems to be successful in their goals.
I'm tracking again if only so I don't gain more weight. But honestly? I don't see a point and I'm really, really tired (exhausted really) from doing this with no discernible results.. for YEARS.7 -
@KosmosKitten There are times that 5 emojis are not enough and they don't fit.
Your honesty means more than anything else a person could hope for. No one has all of the answers and that's why we have each other. You're here sister and you've helped me. Your consistent kindness set me free.
I have to fight like hail for everything. Give yourself permission to do everything on your own terms. Take what you need from a bunch of different sources. I believe in pulling what we need from lots of different sources. There's safety in that.
I only share my experiences and observations in hopes it might help someone like me. Every fiber of your being does not want you to give up. I can hear it in your words. See it.
I know what it's like to be suxed under a tidal wave of pressure with food rewards and immediate gratification. I want the secret keys for long term weight stability. I want the answers to how we can break all of these cycles that seems so unique for each of us. I just know that food rewards don't solve the problems but only adds to them.
It's worth it to keep fighting for yourself, @KosmosKitten so we can heal.
Respectfully. Diatonic12
Hunkpapa Sioux
Warrior
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Big virtual hug. I admire the fact that you haven’t given up. Here’s a sample pic of my wife’s current meal plan. This dietician is amazing! I know your stats are likely different but just wanted to throw this out there in case it can be of any benefit. Good luck!!
Ignore all the spatter of berry juice 🤷♂️4 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »
Big virtual hug. I admire the fact that you haven’t given up. Here’s a sample pic of my wife’s current meal plan. This dietician is amazing! I know your stats are likely different but just wanted to throw this out there in case it can be of any benefit. Good luck!!
Ignore all the spatter of berry juice 🤷♂️
Whats her calorie intake?1 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »I'm trying really hard not to hold a single person pity party over here, but I have this sinking feeling (and have had it for a long time) that I will always be overweight/fat. I've been overweight since I was 10 and no amount of proper diet, exercise or calorie counting has ever gotten me back to a "normal BMI" range. Once I was close (maybe 5 pounds away from the highest in my height category), but that was back when I was severely depressed, never ate, was still getting the boost from breastfeeding and walked for 3 hours daily (because I was depressed).
I have been tested a few times over the year for thyroid and myriad other issues. So far, outside of vitamin deficiencies and being anemic, I'm okay on that front. But I am just soooooo tired of putting in the effort of tracking, trying to eat better (but tasty) foods, sticking to my guns and goals and never seeing results. The best I can do is maintain whatever weight I happen to be at. Depression drags me down sometimes, making it really difficult to stick with anything long term (especially when I get no perceivable benefits).
I keep picking myself up and trying again, but I honestly don't know why. Nothing I have tried so far has helped. At all. This just feels like such a fruitless effort, especially compared to everyone here who seems to be successful in their goals.
I'm tracking again if only so I don't gain more weight. But honestly? I don't see a point and I'm really, really tired (exhausted really) from doing this with no discernible results.. for YEARS.
Curious if you’ve ever gotten into weight lifting?
Edit: really just curious, not dangling it as a cure-all1 -
I do not know. She doesn’t log her food in mfp to know. You could plug it into the diary and see. She has been going to him for 3 months and has dropped from 21% bf to 17%. With only moderate exercise.
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kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »I do not know. She doesn’t log her food in mfp to know. You could plug it into the diary and see. She has been going to him for 3 months and has dropped from 21% bf to 17%. With only moderate exercise.
I was hoping to be spared the math homework 😄0 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »
Big virtual hug. I admire the fact that you haven’t given up. Here’s a sample pic of my wife’s current meal plan. This dietician is amazing! I know your stats are likely different but just wanted to throw this out there in case it can be of any benefit. Good luck!!
Ignore all the spatter of berry juice 🤷♂️
As you know I've been going to the gym at least 6 times a week but my diet is horrible. I've been looking for a meal plan so even though it wasn't meant for me I think I can utilize this example in the near future.2 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »I do not know. She doesn’t log her food in mfp to know. You could plug it into the diary and see. She has been going to him for 3 months and has dropped from 21% bf to 17%. With only moderate exercise.
I was hoping to be spared the math homework 😄
😑. At a glance I’d guess 1800 calories maybe. You’re so needy 😝_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »
Big virtual hug. I admire the fact that you haven’t given up. Here’s a sample pic of my wife’s current meal plan. This dietician is amazing! I know your stats are likely different but just wanted to throw this out there in case it can be of any benefit. Good luck!!
Ignore all the spatter of berry juice 🤷♂️
As you know I've been going to the gym at least 6 times a week but my diet is horrible. I've been looking for a meal plan so even though it wasn't meant for me I think I can utilize this example in the near future.
Screen shot it, K! Let me know if it works for you.2 -
Diatonic12 wrote: »@KosmosKitten There are times that 5 emojis are not enough and they don't fit.
Your honesty means more than anything else a person could hope for. No one has all of the answers and that's why we have each other. You're here sister and you've helped me. Your consistent kindness set me free.
I'm adding you to my prayers. I have to fight like hail for everything. Give yourself permission to do everything on your own terms. Take what you need from a bunch of different sources. I believe in pulling what we need from lots of different sources. There's safety in that.
I only share my experiences and observations in hopes it might help someone like me. Every fiber of your being does not want you to give up. I can hear it in your words. See it.
I know what it's like to be suxed under a tidal wave of pressure with food rewards and immediate gratification. I want the secret keys for long term weight stability. I want the answers to how we can break all of these cycles that seems so unique for each of us. I just know that food rewards don't solve the problems but only adds to them.
It's worth it to keep fighting for yourself, @KosmosKitten so we can heal.
Respectfully. Diatonic12
Hunkpapa Sioux
Warrior
I gotta say; you are a whirlwind of fresh air. I see your posts in various forums here and you're always insightful, kind and offer a different (but polite) perspective and I've really appreciated that.
Honestly? There are a few people (some who have sadly left this site) that are similar. It is probably the ONLY reason I keep coming back, despite the food logging part of this site consistently not working. Y'all help keep me grounded some days.
So for that; thank you. It means a lot, truly.3 -
@kosmoskitten I caught that and I respect your beliefs completely. 1
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kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »
Big virtual hug. I admire the fact that you haven’t given up. Here’s a sample pic of my wife’s current meal plan. This dietician is amazing! I know your stats are likely different but just wanted to throw this out there in case it can be of any benefit. Good luck!!
Ignore all the spatter of berry juice 🤷♂️
Hey, no. Anything I can glean from other people's success that doesn't have me killing myself and successfully gets me to alter negative habits is useful. Thank you for sharing. The breakfast options are pretty similar to what I already eat, but I can easily tweak. The lunch option and dinner options are a lot more simplified (I love to make new things for everyone to try in this household and sadly, I know that they are caloric, so I usually eat a small lunch or no lunch to combat that).
I can give this a try, tweaking it to my caloric needs.
This plan though, is it five mini meals? Or three and you just choose from meal one or meal two under certain categories? Five meals will take some getting used to. I'm very much a three meals and maybe a snack kinda person. Ingrained habit, mostly. I'm guessing meal 2 and meal 4 are actually more like snacks, but healthy options, right?2 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »I'm trying really hard not to hold a single person pity party over here, but I have this sinking feeling (and have had it for a long time) that I will always be overweight/fat. I've been overweight since I was 10 and no amount of proper diet, exercise or calorie counting has ever gotten me back to a "normal BMI" range. Once I was close (maybe 5 pounds away from the highest in my height category), but that was back when I was severely depressed, never ate, was still getting the boost from breastfeeding and walked for 3 hours daily (because I was depressed).
I have been tested a few times over the year for thyroid and myriad other issues. So far, outside of vitamin deficiencies and being anemic, I'm okay on that front. But I am just soooooo tired of putting in the effort of tracking, trying to eat better (but tasty) foods, sticking to my guns and goals and never seeing results. The best I can do is maintain whatever weight I happen to be at. Depression drags me down sometimes, making it really difficult to stick with anything long term (especially when I get no perceivable benefits).
I keep picking myself up and trying again, but I honestly don't know why. Nothing I have tried so far has helped. At all. This just feels like such a fruitless effort, especially compared to everyone here who seems to be successful in their goals.
I'm tracking again if only so I don't gain more weight. But honestly? I don't see a point and I'm really, really tired (exhausted really) from doing this with no discernible results.. for YEARS.
Curious if you’ve ever gotten into weight lifting?
Edit: really just curious, not dangling it as a cure-all
I was, but COVID happened and the one gym I could utilize shut down to anyone who wasn't AD military (I live on a military installation, so the gym is free for everyone who lives or works on the installation). They *just* opened yesterday.
I'm really hoping I can snag the rowing machine while everyone's at work during the week and start that up again. I do know that in order to burn more fat, I will have to build up my muscle tissue. I'm probably 40% fat at this point (yikes). Otherwise, I walk everywhere. I used to swim, but again.. COVID kinda interrupted that for the foreseeable future.
And honestly? I got more of a mood boost from strength training than I ever did from running or other types of cardio. No idea why.2
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