Do u feel guilty
channaigh
Posts: 12 Member
Do u feel bad if u have a treat like chocolate but it is still within your daily limit.
I've had two club milk bars and feel like I'm after bingeing.
I've had two club milk bars and feel like I'm after bingeing.
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Indulgent but not guilty.0
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Only after sex.0
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I always feel guilty... about something.0
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Which bars?0
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Never. Guilt is one major reason I failed at losing weight and getting fit so many times in the past. I'm over guilt. Food is not "bad".0
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Only after sex.
A guy feeling guilty after sex.
Bwahahahaha
No, never guilt for a little chocolate if it fits in my numbers.0 -
Not usually. If I did it often and was skimping on vegetables or nutrients to eat it, I probably would. But occasionally, or if it wasn't causing me to be deficient is something else, then nope.0
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Absolutely not. Eating food does not warrant guilt.0
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a bit but i know i really shouldnt be0
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Guilty about what? Eating?
By that logic, I should feel guilty putting gas in my car when it's empty or low. Food is fuel.
Eat food, if you want chocolate and can afford the calories, then eat some chocolate. Would I advice filling up the whole day with chocolate..no. But having some from time to time will help you stay on track.
Eat food, real food, exercise, lift some weights, stay within your goals about 90% of the time and then go hog wild upon occasion if the need arises, i.e. birthday party with close friends, Thanksgiving, Christmas, office party, or you know...just life basically.0 -
Absolutely not. Eating food does not warrant guilt.0
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Nope! I never feel guilty. In fact I feel a wee bit mad if I DIDN'T have a small treat every day :drinker:0
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I used to, but now I don't. I don't view food as a reward or punishment anymore. That has been one major thing that has helped me to lose weight.0
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Only after sex.
A guy feeling guilty after sex.
Bwahahahaha
No, never guilt for a little chocolate if it fits in my numbers.
It was sex with a man...well a group of men, really.0 -
Absolutely not. Eating food does not warrant guilt.0
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Never do i feel guilty.
Sometimes just need it to cure that craving and then i can move on.0 -
Nope. I always have to have something chocolaty.0
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If I'm within my caloric goal then there's never any guilt, just pure enjoyment0
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No but when that one turns into 6... yes I wish I would have stopped myself0
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It just means 30 minutes more on the treadmill!!0
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Nah, I feel like a gangsta.0
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No. I feel disappointed with myself when I am off track for days in a row but I just get back on the track when I recognize and accept the issue and take it a day at a time! Doing something is better than doing nothing!0
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Only after sex.
A guy feeling guilty after sex.
Bwahahahaha
No, never guilt for a little chocolate if it fits in my numbers.
It was sex with a man...well a group of men, really.
The more the merrier I suppose.0 -
Nope. As long as I am in my daily limit, I don't feel guilty.
I also let myself have a cheat day once a week, where I just stay under my maintenance calories.0 -
No.. I look on it more a lifestyle change than a diet.. and I could not live a lifetime without those things I love, but in moderation and fit in with my life and at the moment in my total, that is fine...0
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I used to, but now I don't. I don't view food as a reward or punishment anymore. That has been one major thing that has helped me to lose weight.
This.0 -
Nope! Just had ice cream with lunch and it was yummy!0
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Nope. And others shouldn't either. Guilt happens when someone believes they done something they shouldn't. You can have that cookie, just be aware of how many calories it was.
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Guilt is a good thing, it shows that you care!
Whether you should feel that the guilty feelings are warranted are different.
If you keep those treats in your `allowance` for the day then no worries!
If not then, work them off!0 -
Never! It usually fits in my day, but even if it doesn't, if I feel like having a few squares of dark chocolate at the end of the day, even if it's going to put me over, I eat it and enjoy it. I might even dip it in peanut butter.0
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