"I deserve it"
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i'm getting really sick of hearing this.
If i mess up and eat something junky, i'll forgive myself. I'm human. i'll probably go so far as to say i'll enjoy every taste of that crappy, junky food. but i will not say 'it's ok, i deserved it".
i deserve better than junk. i deserve good, healthy, nutritious food that fills my body's needs.
so, i've started telling myself that. when i steam my veggies, and sit down with the great meal that i've planned out, i think to myself 'i deserve this great food, and it's doing me good'. and it feels good.
nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:0 -
i'm getting really sick of hearing this.
If i mess up and eat something junky, i'll forgive myself. I'm human. i'll probably go so far as to say i'll enjoy every taste of that crappy, junky food. but i will not say 'it's ok, i deserved it".
i deserve better than junk. i deserve good, healthy, nutritious food that fills my body's needs.
so, i've started telling myself that. when i steam my veggies, and sit down with the great meal that i've planned out, i think to myself 'i deserve this great food, and it's doing me good'. and it feels good.
nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:
*chicken wing cheers*0 -
i'm getting really sick of hearing this.
If i mess up and eat something junky, i'll forgive myself. I'm human. i'll probably go so far as to say i'll enjoy every taste of that crappy, junky food. but i will not say 'it's ok, i deserved it".
i deserve better than junk. i deserve good, healthy, nutritious food that fills my body's needs.
so, i've started telling myself that. when i steam my veggies, and sit down with the great meal that i've planned out, i think to myself 'i deserve this great food, and it's doing me good'. and it feels good.
nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:
Which is exactly what I do - a meal or two in a week. The other 54 meals I eat are what I regard as clean and nutritionally sound - that if you discussed the meals (maybe not the calories I take in mind you in the off season) with anyone, they will be hard push to say chicken, rice and veg is unhealthy. A meal or two will not make or break a diet. None stop junk, will eventually stop the heart.
Is this not why 1 in 5 people develop diabetes in the UK and and 1 in 3, die of heart disease?0 -
i'm getting really sick of hearing this.
If i mess up and eat something junky, i'll forgive myself. I'm human. i'll probably go so far as to say i'll enjoy every taste of that crappy, junky food. but i will not say 'it's ok, i deserved it".
i deserve better than junk. i deserve good, healthy, nutritious food that fills my body's needs.
so, i've started telling myself that. when i steam my veggies, and sit down with the great meal that i've planned out, i think to myself 'i deserve this great food, and it's doing me good'. and it feels good.
nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:
They deserve it.0 -
i'm getting really sick of hearing this.
If i mess up and eat something junky, i'll forgive myself. I'm human. i'll probably go so far as to say i'll enjoy every taste of that crappy, junky food. but i will not say 'it's ok, i deserved it".
i deserve better than junk. i deserve good, healthy, nutritious food that fills my body's needs.
so, i've started telling myself that. when i steam my veggies, and sit down with the great meal that i've planned out, i think to myself 'i deserve this great food, and it's doing me good'. and it feels good.
nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:
Considering that I work to pay for all the food that I buy, technically I *HAVE* earned every bite, ergo, I deserve it! I deserve to enjoy the fruits of my labor, as do we all.0 -
You are clearly ignoring science that sidesteal will agree with.
As in terms of success? I'm a Gaspari UK athlete ( http://www.gasparinutrition.co.uk/team-gaspari/uk-athletes/matt-wild/ ) and everyone I've coached bar one has made the British finals of the federation they compete in.
I didn't edit out anything. I'm not that pathetic to need to do crap like that.
I just get tired of people like you who read a bit thinking they know it all, especially when they know a person who knows a good amount. Yes sidesteal knows his stuff, but you cannot ignore what I have said as it IS simple biology.
Well and you shouldn't be as ignorant as to suggest that losing ten pounds a month is "slow." :laugh:
If I had more time, I would quote SideSteal on the numerous times he has discussed that sugar does NOT derail weight loss. And I am living proof of that fact.
Ok, 10lb on average a month is good, well done - it was wrong of me to say otherwise. HOWEVER...
You didn't lose 10lb a month, that is just the median. if you are honest, you probably dropped 20lb in the first month and then smaller amounts there on in, due to water and glycogen in the muscle lowering.
And I didn't say SUGAR. I said JUNK. Junk being a mixture of proteins/carbs/fats. You are hearing what you want to hear. Junk food will only ever be that - JUNK.
Learning to live a healthy lifestyle is learning to eat in a way that will not return one to the way they were before. A bad November suggests (I may be completely wrong here) you were returning to what made you put the weight on?
Please do not lecture me about healthy eating and you knowing - I've never been near a 40" waist in my life and I'm a 18-19 stone body builder. My profile picture is me. All my pictures are me. I understand the running's of human biology, and have a partner who is psychologist as well who deals with the mental sides that you are experiencing relating to food.
Junk, is junk.
There is no junk food, only junk diets. I practice IIFYM and stick to my ratios.
I am not trying to lecture you at all. Rather, I am simply explaining that your philosophy doesn't suit my lifestyle. I don't believe in so-called "clean eating." I believe in eating foods that I enjoy, hitting my macros, watching my micros from week to week.
And the fact that you are implying that I'm "mental" is pretty rude. That was completely uncalled for and just earned you an "ignore." I have done nothing but offer my own experience and you choose to degrade me. Uncool.
Bye bye, Mr. Wild.0 -
I'm not implying you are mental, I am implying you have a deep seated need for the foods you eat and justify them any way you can. I'm far from saying you a section-able. Maybe objectionable but far from needing mental lock down. Was never implied. You seem very much on the defensive here.
And yes, there is junk food. Care to tell me the benefits of man made fats over natural EFA's etc?0 -
*rolls eyes*
i leave this thread alone for a few housr while i sleep, and look at the mess you make!
Matt_Wild, i hereby forbid you to reply to Wendy_Terry. and Wendy_Terry, you are banned from speaking to Matt_Wild. Neither of you are going to change the other one's mind, and anyway, you're both wrong.
so ner.0 -
I like that... I also have heard someone asking" I know you love cookies... but do cookies love you back?..are cookies good to you?" and the answer is NO
Cookies are not good for me! .. they give me cellulite and i hate cellulite so therefore i hate cookies!
if you hate cookies, you are dead inside.
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*rolls eyes*
i leave this thread alone for a few housr while i sleep, and look at the mess you make!
Matt_Wild, i hereby forbid you to reply to Wendy_Terry. and Wendy_Terry, you are banned from speaking to Matt_Wild. Neither of you are going to change the other one's mind, and anyway, you're both wrong.
so ner.
How can we both be possibly be wrong here? Please elaborate? Would you like to explain?0 -
for some reason this thread makes me want to punch my own face repeatedly. anyone know why?
maybe you could take a break from being a smart *kitten* for a few minutes
that statement was totally serious.
this thread is invalid, and you didn't answer my question. have another go.0 -
Well said!0
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I like that attitude. awesome0
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nope. not me. I work my *kitten* off at the gym, eat sensibly MOST of the time and then when I sit down to dinner on a Friday night and suck down my beer and chicken wings I say "I effing EARNED this" :drinker:
i see your point.
i guess because i'm trying to steer myself away from food being a treat, and more towards food being what keeps my body running. i put on weight because i was constantly eating what i wanted (heavy on the pasta, carbs and full fat dairy) rather that what i should have been eating (a vegetable or two, once in a while), so for me, food really needs to be something to keep my body running, and treats need to be something outside the food realm (like my fortnightly massage, or my recent frock binge). and when i try on a dress in a size i havent fitted into since i was 15 and look in the mirror i say "i effing EARNED this"
and before anyone says 'but you should enjoy what you eat', i never said i don't. i'm loving the things that i'm eating even more because i know they're doing me good!0 -
So a fifth of your calories are junk? Fairly poor going.
You do realise by consuming more junk foods your make yourself less insulin sensitive and more likely to put on fat? You will also increase your triglycerides and other bad markers in the blood.
I would suggest making your junk meals a couple of times a week. You'll find you'll drop weight much easier and improve your blood markers.
Um, how about you let her figure out for herself what works for her, and you stick to what works for you?
She's a grown up, and she knows her lifestyle, body, and life far better than you do. It's kind of her business how she goes about living it.0 -
*rolls eyes*
i leave this thread alone for a few housr while i sleep, and look at the mess you make!
Matt_Wild, i hereby forbid you to reply to Wendy_Terry. and Wendy_Terry, you are banned from speaking to Matt_Wild. Neither of you are going to change the other one's mind, and anyway, you're both wrong.
so ner.
Okay, mom! He's on ignore now. :bigsmile:0 -
Reward yourself WITH a dog.
Totally part of MY plan! 30 more pounds and its PUPPY TIME!0 -
If you think that sweetie pie, carry on with your slow weight loss.
TTFN!
Wow. What the hell is wrong with you? Arrogant d!ck, much? The woman just said that she has SLOWED her weight loss down because it was going too quickly for her liking.
Again, people do things their own way. Get over yourself.0 -
If you think that sweetie pie, carry on with your slow weight loss.
TTFN!
Wow. What the hell is wrong with you? Arrogant d!ck, much? The woman just said that she has SLOWED her weight loss down because it was going too quickly for her liking.
Again, people do things their own way. Get over yourself.
This is a forum. Very much like you are commenting on my post, I was commenting on her post.
And the best way to slow weight loss down is to eat junk food?0 -
How can we both be possibly be wrong here? Please elaborate? Would you like to explain?
you're looking for arguments. go find one somewhere else.0 -
If you think that sweetie pie, carry on with your slow weight loss.
TTFN!
Wow. What the hell is wrong with you? Arrogant d!ck, much? The woman just said that she has SLOWED her weight loss down because it was going too quickly for her liking.
Again, people do things their own way. Get over yourself.
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How can we both be possibly be wrong here? Please elaborate? Would you like to explain?
you're looking for arguments. go find one somewhere else.
you started it. just sayin.0 -
This is a forum. Very much like you are commenting on my post, I was commenting on her post.
And the best way to slow weight loss down is to eat junk food?
Reading comprehension wasn't one of your stronger studies, was it, big man?0 -
Oh and of course anyone can diet in any way they want. But does it make it healthy and one that will allow you to keep the weight off because one has learned to live in a way that doesn't require frequent binging on junk food daily. How do you think this weight was achieved that you both are having to lose?0
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This is a forum. Very much like you are commenting on my post, I was commenting on her post.
And the best way to slow weight loss down is to eat junk food?
Reading comprehension wasn't one of your stronger studies, was it, big man?
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This is a forum. Very much like you are commenting on my post, I was commenting on her post.
And the best way to slow weight loss down is to eat junk food?
Reading comprehension wasn't one of your stronger studies, was it, big man?
Actually it was thanks. Feel free to start throwing insults, it is water off a ducks back. You both hold a large amount of body fat for people your height. Your profiles openly say it. You are refusing to look at the likely causes behind the reasons behind this fat gain and what you are attempting to lose.
Are you genuinely telling me you believe junk food is good food to diet on?0 -
Nikilis, i have to ask. do you have a meme for EVERY occasion?
my favourite was probably the first, the one of the duck, but since more have come out, i'm wondering what others you have just waiting for the right moment.0 -
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ha! and you came out with another one while i was writing! more! i demand more!0
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How can we both be possibly be wrong here? Please elaborate? Would you like to explain?
you're looking for arguments. go find one somewhere else.
I'm not looking for arguments at all - I have better things to do than argue on the internet.0
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