chocolate biscuit guilt!!
radarseven
Posts: 50 Member
So I've been going really well, following my calories, eating sensible portions, etc.... until tonight. I finished my dinner, then opened a packet of Mint Slices, and NOMNOMNOMROFFROFFROFFROFFCHOMPCHOMP they're all gone!
I wasn't even hungry! I didn't even really want to eat them! WHY DO I DO THIS????
And now of course I hate myself for it. :sick:
I wasn't even hungry! I didn't even really want to eat them! WHY DO I DO THIS????
And now of course I hate myself for it. :sick:
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1. Looked at your diary-- 2 cookies is not the same as an entire package, it's two cookies. That's a completely reasonable portion.
2. You've been eating 800-900 calories per day. Your body is hungry, and that will cause binging eventually. Take care of your body; it's the only one you get.
3. You shouldn't feel guilty for eating. Food is fuel for your body. If these feelings persist I'd recommend talking to a counselor.0 -
its just one day, lets call it a blip, forget about it and keep away from the choc if you can't limit yourself to just one piece (or a few if you can figure them into your calories)
you could counteract some of that by doing a workout though :-D
ps I didn't look at your diary ..if its just two cookies, don't fret, thats nothing get annoyed about0 -
1. Looked at your diary-- 2 cookies is not the same as an entire package, it's two cookies. That's a completely reasonable portion.
2. You've been eating 800-900 calories per day. Your body is hungry, and that will cause binging eventually. Take care of your body; it's the only one you get.
3. You shouldn't feel guilty for eating. Food is fuel for your body. If these feelings persist I'd recommend talking to a counselor.
All of this.0 -
This is very good advice, thanks friends.
ps. I have to go back in and change my diary, I had planned to only eat two.0 -
You might actually have reached your real goal for the day, congrats0
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You might actually have reached your real goal for the day, congrats
Touche.0 -
I'd seriously consider increasing your calorie goal, or at least making sure you NET your calorie goal every day. Then you can have a cookie or two each day and might not binge, because you won't be deprived.0
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