I ate 3,000 calories today, and...
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Love this!0
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:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou:0
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I had this realization last night at ponderosa!! I hadn't been there in years, and noticed how far I have come, and am not going to beat myself anymore0
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This is so fantastic! Thank you so, so much for posting..truly!!!0
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This is exactly what I've needed for a few weeks, as I've become both obsessive and on the verge of a burnout. Cheers! Though if I was gonna go for ice cream, skip the Edys and go straight to the B&J.0
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AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME POST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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Going by my own rate of calories...tomorrow I can now eat 6494 calories & STILL be under my NET.
I think I'd be sick.0 -
3,000 calories and I'd be sick as a dog.0
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This is an excellent post...very well written and I totally agree with your sentiment! Thank you.0
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Wonderful post.0
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Hi There: You can eat anything you want-but others are really struggling to not.
Think about it?0 -
Hi There: You can eat anything you want-but others are really struggling to not.
Think about it?
You want to eat anything you want? Then workout more, it works out.0 -
This is awesome! :flowerforyou:0
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Great post, I agree totally... *while currently eating a giant cookie*0
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This is fabulous, thank you for writing it out. I know exactly what you mean. It can be easy to fall into that 'all or nothing' thinking, where only a day that you are *under* your calorie goal is acceptable. But honestly, if we are going to heal our relationship to food, we have to learn to be flexible and resilient.0
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I just looked at my calorie deficit for the first time ever and it's 1000 and to think last week I was so pissed at myself for going over 300 calories 3 days last week!!! This definitely is great advice....I LOVE THIS!!!!!=]0
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I somewhat agree, but some people cannot control themselves after one binge of 3,000 calories. When they do this, then the next day they will, and the next day, etc until it turns into a week. Then it feels like there is no hope left, and they just give up! Even though it's nice to have a fun day, the fun day can set off more and more days. This is part of the binge eating disorder that some have to deal with.0
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This may very well be the best post I have ever read on here!! I really need this today, thanks so much!0
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great post!!!0
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