Does anybody else find themselves wanting....
everybody else around them to lose weight? :drinker: I am telling anyone and everyone who wants to hear about my weight loss how to do it (not that eating better and moving is a secret). I am trying to encourage ladies around me to go to the free aerobics class that I go to, the more the merrier right? Don't get me wrong though, if they don't want to hear about it then I stay away. I just feel so much better about myself now, I LIKE (:huh: ) working out now and I am not exhausted all day anymore.
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Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!0
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yea, my poor husband---lol---i figured out how may weight watchers points he should have and i am always asking him about how many points things have LoL.0
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When I originally lost weight a couple years ago I kept trying to get my twin sister to do the same. She wasn't such a happy camper but then again I was trying to get her on an expensive organic health kick...0
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No, I try to mind my own business0
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Personally I don't as, as a seasoned yo-yo dieter, I might be literally eating my own words in a few months time and couldn't bear that 'look' that people would give me once the weight went back on!0
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Yes! I have told so many people how I've been losing weight and making suggestions for them. I'm secretly disgusted by some of the food choices I see people make, but I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings at all. I've been there before, so I know what it's like, but there's only so many ways you can say, "Hey, you could stand to lose some weight. Eat better and get off your bum."0
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Not everyone around me. Just the people who ask me how I lost the weight, I send them a link to the website, and a couple of months later they're asking me again...0
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Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!
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I thought this was about wanting 'it' more....0
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I thought this was about wanting 'it' more....
lol.....No. Sorry0 -
I don't tell random people, but those around me who directly affect my life I do.0
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Personally, I only talk to people about weight loss if they ask or if they are close friends.
I don't talk to people about it because I'd feel like I was pushing my lifestyle onto someone who may not be mentally and emotionally ready to lose weight. I know when I was at my heaviest weight the last thing I wanted to hear was dieting advice, I knew the key to weight loss, I just wasn't ready to tackle it yet.
So, do I *want* to tell everyone about my success and maybe motivate them to start with their own weight loss? Yes. Do I? No.
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everyone around me is getting healthy, my coworker lost 60 lbs over the last year after seeing my changes. I encourage her all the time and tell her how good she's doing and she knows I'll give her a hard time when I see her snacking on sh*tty food.
I'm not sure if it's that I'm just noticing healthy people more now, but I am seeing more people around me getting healthy0 -
Yes. I have several obese friends that have been told by their doctors already that they need to lose weight, or very likely die within ten years.
I have other friends that are just over weight, but are experiencing health problems related to bad eating habits (lost gall bladders, kidney infections, etc.).
But for some reason, they all collectively want NOTHING to do with weight loss.0 -
I find myself wanting to correct spelling mistakes...
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I find myself wanting to correct spelling mistakes...
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:grumble: Noooo!!! :sad: lol It's fixed now.0 -
I thought this was about wanting 'it' more....
Always :bigsmile:
I also talk to people who notice my weightloss and ask me about it. I don't push what I do, I let the results speak for themselves0 -
Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!
Lmao! Sad cat can have all the Doritos. I don't want any. :P0 -
I was hoping it was going to say pizookie. :grumble:0
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Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!
^^^ This! Love it.0 -
Not everyone around me. Just the people who ask me how I lost the weight, I send them a link to the website, and a couple of months later they're asking me again...
^^^^^This. I don't offer unless they ask.0 -
I thought this was about wanting 'it' more....
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Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!
I'll take your Doritos and even share with the cat0 -
When i am proud of myself or proud of something then I want to tell the whole world too.0
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I don't talk about it until someone asks. I don't want to be that pushy person. Don't get me wrong I post about my fitness classes, and have given everyone an open invite, but I know that until someone WANTS to make the changes they need to make they won't do it.0
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Yes, so they'll stop making me feel guilty for not eating the *kitten* they eat. I DON'T WANT YOUR DORITOS!
These are my favorite....hhhnnnnggggg
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If someone seems interested, I tell them what I'm doing and how it's helped me see how terrible I was eating before I started checking calories or nutrition. It's up to them to want to change though.0
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You can't help but want to spread the word about how good you feel....I get it!!! I want to just yell it sometimes.....it feels good to feel good!!!!!!0
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Only if they are interested in how I am doing it. I do find myself wanting to spread the word about going gluten free, particularly when I hear people complaining about all their health problems. Most people won't even try it for 30 days to see if they feel better, even if they are miserable with auto-immune diseases and having to take tons of meds with bad side effects.0
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Same here! My mom has a lifetime gym membership (got a really great deal on it) but never hits the gym because she's afraid she doesn't know how to do anything there! And my 12-year-old brother is getting fatter by the minute...I can tell he has the same emotional-eating problems I've struggled with this year, and it's so hard to just sit by and watch him pile more fat on his double chin...especially when my dad and grandma continue to say he hasn't gained weight...This is the same dad/grandma that believe that you can eat as much (white) rice pudding and whole wheat pasta as you want because they don't have any calories, since they are whole wheat or have 1%, instead of 2% milk -_-0
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