why does it feel like i’ve ate soooo much when i haven’t??
trulyhealy
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not really a question that y’all can answer i guess but if i get it out there kid like it feels like i ate so much even though i haven’t really. i we up at 11am and then had porridge, 3 little chocolate and then for dinner i treated myself and had 6 popadoms and onion chutney and now away to have skittles. why do u think i’m feeling this way? it’s so weird i cant explain right
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What are skittles? Sounds ominous...2
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Skittles are candy isn't it?1
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neugebauer52 wrote: »What are skittles? Sounds ominous...
yeah0 -
Does it matter? Are you still on track with your goals?
I still think you should seek out a professional.7 -
neugebauer52 wrote: »What are skittles? Sounds ominous...
It's one of the main food groups. SUGAR. Cut the sugar and snack on nuts and berries.
Disclaimer: This is my opinion. Consult your doctor for a professional diagnosis.26 -
Why do you ask if no one can answer? You past posts show a disturbing relationship with food and eating in general. I hope you are getting some counseling for this.trulyhealy wrote: »not really a question that y’all can answer i guess but if i get it out there kid like it feels like i ate so much even though i haven’t really. i we up at 11am and then had porridge, 3 little chocolate and then for dinner i treated myself and had 6 popadoms and onion chutney and now away to have skittles. why do u think i’m feeling this way? it’s so weird i cant explain right
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OP, well done for spotting the disconnent between reality (how little you've actually eaten) and how you're feeling. Please talk to a professional before this progresses any further.
British sweet originally, as in back in the late 20th century, but I have the impression from past forum posts that they're now internationally available.
In my opinion they taste a bit boring, but lots of people eat them.
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Fatty_Nuff wrote: »
Why do you ask if no one can answer? You past posts show a disturbing relationship with food and eating in general. I hope you are getting some counseling for this.trulyhealy wrote: »not really a question that y’all can answer i guess but if i get it out there kid like it feels like i ate so much even though i haven’t really. i we up at 11am and then had porridge, 3 little chocolate and then for dinner i treated myself and had 6 popadoms and onion chutney and now away to have skittles. why do u think i’m feeling this way? it’s so weird i cant explain right
why does everyone think i have an eating disorder? i don’t. i just get fixed on things for a certain amount of time probs due to my autism2 -
OP - please get some professional help about your eating love because feeling mixed up like you do can't be solved by even the most empathetic and knowledgeable people on here. I wish you well.8
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Hi - my niece has Asperger's and a refusal to eat is one of her therapists primary challenges right now. It's been ongoing for a couple of years...trulyhealy wrote: »
why does everyone think i have an eating disorder? i don’t. i just get fixed on things for a certain amount of time probs due to my autism
I only wanted to say that professional help is the primary reason she isn't in much worse shape right now. And that getting that help, whether for autism, or OCD issues, or anything else we're having trouble with on our own, is not a bad thing.
If you're currently seeing a therapist for your autism, let them know you have questions about food related issues. If you aren't seeing anyone, please consider it? I've seen how fast things can spiral out of control. Catch it now.
Wishing you well.
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trulyhealy wrote: »
why does everyone think i have an eating disorder? i don’t. i just get fixed on things for a certain amount of time probs due to my autism
Perhaps labels aren't what we should focus on here. What is going on here may not fit your definition of an eating disorder, or the most classic popular definition of one, but you are experiencing stress and anxiety around how much food to eat.
A stressful fixation on food is reasonably common among people on the autistic spectrum. Whatever you call it, it is a stress you don't need, especially as a fixation on food may lead to behaviour such as chronic undereating which could also damage your physical health. Please read this and see if it resonates with you.
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/blog/having-eating-disorder-because-autism13 -
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JustSomeEm wrote: »This thread has been cleaned a bit to remove posts that violated community guidelines. Those guidelines are located here, if you'd like to refresh your memories: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/welcome/guidelines (really - please review these).
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neugebauer52 wrote: »What are skittles? Sounds ominous...
It's one of the main food groups. SUGAR. Cut the sugar and snack on nuts and berries.
Disclaimer: This is my opinion. Consult your doctor for a professional diagnosis.
Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?6 -
You did nothing wrong. The moderators intervened on your behalf.trulyhealy wrote: »wait what did i do wrong
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Nothing. The mods thought some of the responses to you were out of line.trulyhealy wrote: »JustSomeEm wrote: »This thread has been cleaned a bit to remove posts that violated community guidelines. Those guidelines are located here, if you'd like to refresh your memories: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/welcome/guidelines (really - please review these).
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wait what did i do wrong
How are you feeling today?
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1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
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1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
Are we having this debate again?
Since I'm not eating only Skittles or raspberries, it depends on the context of my entire diet. And yes, sometimes the correct answer is Skittles.20 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
Are we having this debate again?
Since I'm not eating only Skittles or raspberries, it depends on the context of my entire diet. And yes, sometimes the correct answer is Skittles.
i totally had a bag of skittles in the car on my drive home the other day - and they fit perfectly...and much easier to eat in the car than raspberries10 -
Congrats! What works for you. This is not a debate. I'm offering advice based on what works for me, just as you are. At the moment I can't afford to eat skittles.4
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deannalfisher wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
Are we having this debate again?
Since I'm not eating only Skittles or raspberries, it depends on the context of my entire diet. And yes, sometimes the correct answer is Skittles.
i totally had a bag of skittles in the car on my drive home the other day - and they fit perfectly...and much easier to eat in the car than raspberries
I have a powerlifting meet Saturday. Skittles would be way more helpful than raspberries in that situation.2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »deannalfisher wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
Are we having this debate again?
Since I'm not eating only Skittles or raspberries, it depends on the context of my entire diet. And yes, sometimes the correct answer is Skittles.
i totally had a bag of skittles in the car on my drive home the other day - and they fit perfectly...and much easier to eat in the car than raspberries
I have a powerlifting meet Saturday. Skittles would be way more helpful than raspberries in that situation.
nom nom! I also eat gummy bears on my long runs (much cheaper than the sports beans etc)7 -
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
In my diet? The Skittles are way better.7 -
Congrats! What works for you. This is not a debate. I'm offering advice based on what works for me, just as you are. At the moment I can't afford to eat skittles.
But see, this is where we need to give thought to how we say things. You said, "Cut the sugar and snack on nuts and berries", which is a command to everyone reading it, not "I cut the sugar and snack on nuts and berries", or even, "You might want to consider cutting the sugar and snacking on nuts and berries."15 -
Congrats! What works for you. This is not a debate. I'm offering advice based on what works for me, just as you are. At the moment I can't afford to eat skittles.
You literally asked which do I think is better.
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Congrats! What works for you. This is not a debate. I'm offering advice based on what works for me, just as you are. At the moment I can't afford to eat skittles.
You literally asked which do I think is better.
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
To be fair, that appears to have been a reply to @magnusthenerd .0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Congrats! What works for you. This is not a debate. I'm offering advice based on what works for me, just as you are. At the moment I can't afford to eat skittles.
You literally asked which do I think is better.
1/4 cup of skittles contains 30g of sugar.magnusthenerd wrote: »Do you eat a lot of sugar free berries?
1 cup of raspberries contains 5g of sugar.
Which do you think is better?
You do need sugar in your diet. Choose wisely.
To be fair, that appears to have been a reply to @magnusthenerd .
I was channeling his answer.
Right, @magnusthenerd?4 -
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