Confess to, analyse & learn from your binge here

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  • sailrunner
    sailrunner Posts: 41 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge. April 30, May 1, May 2, May 3

    Date of binge : April 30, May 1, May 2, May 3

    Time of binge : all day and all night

    Location of binge : at home and at a banquet on Tuesday

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : mostly alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : over 5000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was .......almost immediate....

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... getting weighed in

    Before I started to binge I was feeling ..........disappointed

    During the binge I felt ...... guilty and out of control, scared

    After the binge I felt ...... frustrated, stupid

    From this binge, I have learned ........ to start dealing with disappointment and to not set my weight loss expectations so high

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.

    Donna~
    thanks for sharing it Donna,
    After weigh in is very tough for me also.
    It tends to either feel that all the work didn't lead to significant or any result - or that it's too much and doesn't pay off enough so might as well get some immediate "satisfaction"

    I appreciate not feeling alone.
  • Chocoholic55555
    Chocoholic55555 Posts: 173 Member
    Yes, thank you to everyone who has shared on this thread :smile:
  • LindaEmrys
    LindaEmrys Posts: 73 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge: May 13th 2013

    Time of binge: Noon

    Location of binge: At home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense): Sitting, slumped, bored

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc): Alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge: 1700

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was: I barely even realised I started. Perhaps a minute?

    Before I started to binge I was watching TV.

    Before I started to binge I was feeling lonely, tense, sad and stressed.

    During the binge I felt even more stressed, disappointed and fat.

    After the binge I felt sluggish, sad, stressed, guilty, fat, horrible, down, depressed.

    From this binge, I have learned - I'm not sure yet. I'll think about it.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • Chocoholic55555
    Chocoholic55555 Posts: 173 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : today (13th May)

    Time of binge : from around 1pm onwards

    Location of binge : home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : mostly slumped

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : mostly alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : over 4000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ....... not very long at all!

    Before I started to binge I was tired and fed up

    Before I started to binge I was feeling tired & fed up

    During the binge I felt numb, as if I didn't care is I binged or not.

    After the binge I felt ...... disgusting, fat, sick.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ that when I really want to binge I just don't care about reason or rational thought.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up. I hope.
  • horseplaypen
    horseplaypen Posts: 442 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : May 13

    Time of binge : 8:00 p.m.

    Location of binge : dining room

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting, typing

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone (family in the house, but not in the room)

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 900

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 5 minutes

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... eating dinner, then working on lit review

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... a little hungry

    During the binge I felt ...... satisfied

    After the binge I felt ...... guilty, regretful

    From this binge, I have learned ........ to hopefully make better choices when I am still hungry after a meal, and to walk away from the kitchen when I have reached my allotted calories for the day and I cannot reasonably be excessively hungry

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • onwarddownward
    onwarddownward Posts: 1,683 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 5/14

    Time of binge : 7:30 pm

    Location of binge : dining room

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : reading a book, sitting at the table

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : husband and son were playing a new computer game ( which ticks me off because it cost $60 and neither of them will o anything other than that or months now.) also Rachel was there and Charlie was in the living room.

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 2000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 4 hours

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... Went shopping for binge foods

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... Sore, my arm is and was throbbing from overworking it in the pool.

    During the binge I felt ...... Naughty, pissed off, like I was getting revenge on he diet, on my husband

    After the binge I felt ...... Regret, like I should purge through exercise

    From this binge, I have learned ........ I do this with chocolate and peanut butter every time I diet. I don't even like peanut butter other times. Hen I'm dieting,I can't have enough.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • karendee4
    karendee4 Posts: 558 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : May 16, 2013

    Time of binge : Several times of the day mostly 4-11pm

    Location of binge : Home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : walking around then sitting

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : Hubby neaby mostly alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 800-1000

    The amount of time between realizing I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 1 hour

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... Came home very tired and stressed from a long day

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... stressed and tired

    During the binge I felt ...... calm

    After the binge I felt ...... more stressed

    From this binge, I have learned ........ I need to work on stress!!

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • TiaTia2003
    TiaTia2003 Posts: 112 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : May 19

    Time of binge : 9:30-10:00 PM

    Location of binge : Home sitting on the couch

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : With husband. I actually convinced him to eat with me but he would never call what we did a binge.

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ..1 hour

    Before I started to binge I was doing ...drinking wine and watching TV

    Before I started to binge I was feeling ..happy, excited, maybe a little drunk

    During the binge I felt ..happy

    After the binge I felt ..still happy like i was cheating and getting away with it. Today, I feel bad for dragging my husband down with me. We are great at being each others support, but also great at enableing.

    From this binge, I have learned ..too much drinking causes me to make bad food choices.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • onwarddownward
    onwarddownward Posts: 1,683 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 5/22/2013

    Time of binge : 6 PM

    Location of binge : Dining Room

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : Sitting with a book

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : Husband, kids, but I was not interacting with them

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1200-1700

    The amount of time between realizing I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 4 pm

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... Driving during a rain storm, the kids were badgering me to get take out food and I wanted them to eat at home. They kept talking about take out food and I just caved.

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... Ravenous, because I had not eaten much and upset because my son Charlie, who has autism, is very frightened of storms and this one was horrific. So I had one kid groaning in the car and the other in the backseat talking about food.

    During the binge I felt ...... Like the food was air and I had been drowning.

    After the binge I felt ...... I remembered that chinese food gives me diaharrea. I felt foolish, I had wasted $65 and bought a ton of chocolate, which will tempt me tomorrow. heck, it's tempting me right now =--- hang on ---there. I poured dish soap on the chocolate.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ to not skip meals, to check the weather before taking Charlie out and to tell Rachel to shut up when she starts tempting me. To let her know how little control I have and that if I don't win this battle, I might die prematurely. Maybe that's a lot to put on a kid, but I lost my mom to weight problems when I was young.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • karendee4
    karendee4 Posts: 558 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : May 27th

    Time of binge : Afternoon

    Location of binge : Home and movies

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : Tense

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : Mostly alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1400

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... hours

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... nothing

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... bored

    During the binge I felt ...... good

    After the binge I felt ...... bad

    From this binge, I have learned ........ some foods trigger me to eat more. A doughnut did it this time.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : Today, the 1st of June

    Time of binge : Not sure exactly, it started at about lunch time and carried on throughout the day.

    Location of binge : My house, home alone.

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting, bad posture

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 650-700

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ...........

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... homework

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... bored and tired

    During the binge I felt ...... upset, frustrated guilty

    After the binge I felt ...... Regret and guilt and upset but also had motivation of how great tomorrow will be and how i will get back on track.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ to get more sleep so that i have energy to exercise and not binge.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up. :smile:
  • jen_zz
    jen_zz Posts: 1,011 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : June 9th

    Time of binge : 3pm

    Location of binge : at home (which is always where I binge)

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting in front of the computer (which is the only place I binge, I never binge just sitting there without a screen/tv in front of me) and occasionally getting up to get more food

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone. (I only binge alone, perhaps time to force myself to hang out with others when I feel a binge coming along)

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1500+

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... about 10 minutes of agony telling myself DON"T ruin all those tough exercises with binge foods that's not worth it..

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... just walking around the house, bored actually

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... bored

    During the binge I felt ...... helpless, like i'm zoned out of my body, feeling guilt and disgust while my hands are stuffing food in my mouth

    After the binge I felt ..... pissed off at myself. I KNOW better.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ definitely dont' beat yourself up and DITCH the "all or nothing" mindset, which is easier said then done. Had a slice of bread, which just spiral-ed into chips, muffins, crackers, more bread. FCK processed carbs!!

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • MFPRat
    MFPRat Posts: 201 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 6/10

    Time of binge : All day, it started with pancakes in the morning, pizza for lunch, huge sandwich for dinner and then popcorn and a ton of candy at the movies

    Location of binge : whereever I was at the moment

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting, tired

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : family

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : >2000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... Fighting it in the days leading up to it and all day the day of

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... Entertaining out of town family

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... Like I wanted to participate in what everyone else was doing, left out if I didn't

    During the binge I felt ...... Gross

    After the binge I felt ...... Sick

    From this binge, I have learned ........ I can't handle junk food like I used to

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up. - I hope
  • confetti_blind
    confetti_blind Posts: 91 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 16 June 2013.

    Time of binge : all day.

    Location of binge : at home.

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting on sofa with TV on and with crossword puzzle in front of me, kind of paying attention to both, but mostly thinking about nothing except the binge food.

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone.

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 5000+

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... I had been looking forward to having the opportunity to binge for about a week because I knew that I would have the house to myself. So, I knew for about a week.

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... buying binge food from several different stores.

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... excited to eat all the binge food which I had just bought.

    During the binge I felt ...... like I didn't have to think about anything except the taste of the binge food and the feeling of my satisfied, full stomach. I didn't feel lonely, I felt really happy to be alone with all my favourite food around me. I felt like I loved the food and I think I felt like the food loved me back (weird).

    After the binge I felt ...... disgusted, angry, physically sick and ashamed. And worried about hurting my body like this. I felt like I had cheated on everyone and that no one can ever find out. I ran around the house cleaning and removing the evidence and I drove to a garage to dispose of all the wrappers.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ my planned binges are a lot worse for me in terms of calorie consumption. When I see opportunities where I know I am going to be alone, I begin planning binges. I look forward to being alone so that I can have a planned binge. When I binge eat, it is the only time that I really enjoy food and I feel very nurtured and loved by the food when I am eating it. Then I feel like crap afterwards.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.

    PS: I have never analysed a binge before. This was a really helpful idea as it made me think about stuff quite deeply. Thank you.
  • giveMEbeauty
    giveMEbeauty Posts: 192
    Ok I admit it I had a binge
    Date of binge 16/6/13
    Location at home
    Sitting
    Company boyfriend
    Binge3000+
    Felt like I was craving a binge all day . Time frame 2hrs. Felt disgusting
    Learned : to stop when full
  • Chocoholic55555
    Chocoholic55555 Posts: 173 Member
    Thank you for sharing, glad you found it helpful :-)
  • barbara4599
    barbara4599 Posts: 114 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : June 17 (last night)

    Time of binge : about 5:30 - dinner

    Location of binge : home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting at computer

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : with my daughter

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1000 (daily total about 1700)

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was: a few minutes

    Before I started to binge I was doing talking on phone about work...

    Before I started to binge I was feeling stressed

    During the binge I felt stressed

    After the binge I felt stuffed and bummed.

    From this binge, I have learned nothing! I know stress is a big trigger. Ugh! Must learn self control. Ok..at least I logged it. I don't usually do that.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • ObtainingBalance
    ObtainingBalance Posts: 1,446 Member
    I'm so proud of everyone here for evaluating the binge and making an effort to move on.

    <3
  • mazzasweet
    mazzasweet Posts: 266 Member
    Love this thread!

    Date of binge : June 17 (last night)

    Time of binge : 11 PM

    Location of binge : home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : laying in bed

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1000+/-

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was: I 'stalled' it for a few minutes...

    Before I started to binge I was: Trying to fall asleep

    Before I started to binge I was feeling: fearful, stressed

    During the binge I felt: gratified, disappointed (in myself), auto-pilot

    After the binge I felt: groggy, ashamed, angry with myself

    From this binge, I have learned: It's a long road. I have binged during the night since childhood and it isn't an easy 'habit' to break. I can only take it one night at a time and try harder, pray more and use 'tools' I have learned.
  • WannabeStressFree
    WannabeStressFree Posts: 340 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 6-13

    Time of binge : evening

    Location of binge : home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting, slumped

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 2,000

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ...........5 mins

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... getting home
    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... sad

    During the binge I felt ...... good yet guilty

    After the binge I felt ...... ok with it, knowing I'd restart the next day fresh

    From this binge, I have learned ........ I still felt sad after binge, so binge didn't help whatsoever

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • berumotto
    berumotto Posts: 40
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge. Again.

    Date of binge : 18th June

    Time of binge : 12Pm

    Location of binge : Home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting and reading

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 1400 during binge, over 3000 for whole day

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... it had been coming on all day.

    Before I started to binge I had been feeling like a failure


    During the binge I felt like I had let go of a weight.

    After the binge I felt sick, guilty & disgusting.

    From this binge, I have learned that food can be comforting but I cannot live and do this anymore.
  • nkayyy
    nkayyy Posts: 46
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 6-138

    Time of binge : Late afternoon / Evening

    Location of binge : Friend's graduation party

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : Varied throughout the night... I stayed at the party from 5:30 to 8:30 and ate fattening foods the whole time. Sometimes I ate alone in the kitchen, other times I loaded my plate (repeatedly) and ate as I talked to friends. Basically, there was hardly a moment in that 3 hours when I wasn't eating something.

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : Friends, plus other party guests

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 3,000? I don't even know... and that was on top of ALREADY going over my daily goal by 1,000 earlier in the day.

    The amount of time between realizing I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ...........10 minutes? I kind of knew I was going to all day tbh, but I never really owned up to it and I totally allowed it to happen.

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... various errands throughout the day. I'd been eating kind of a lot but tracking my calories very carefully and planning on burning it off later through exercise.
    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... tempted by the yummy-looking food at the party. I've always had very healthy food at home, so my binges have always happened when I'm out with friends.

    During the binge I felt ...... like I was sabotaging myself, but at the same time, a sense of freedom and almost rebellious excitement about "getting" to eat the food I'd felt deprived of.

    After the binge I felt ...... really gross and sick to my stomach and unattractive. But I hid it well when I was with my friends.

    From this binge, I have learned ........ It isn't worth it. No matter how fat or ugly I feel, I need to get in a better mindset and not turn to food for emotional support. Also, I seriously need to cut out this habit of binging at social events. It looks bad and prevents me from fully engaging with others.
  • zenalasca
    zenalasca Posts: 563 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    It was last Friday, just after eating a lot during the day and eating a lot at work (a chocolate bar, I work at a chocolate bar that is). Even though I'd walked a lot, and burned quite a bit off at work, I was still over and I found that extremely annoying.

    It was mid-morning/afternoon just after I had come back from going to to an exam a couple of days too early.

    Location: My BF's room (my BF wasn't in the room, I just scared him away by being cranky that morning. I'd gone over by 800 calories the previous day and could have easily burned off 400 calories and gone on my way, but I was brooding).

    Body language: Using mp laptop on my BF's bed while sitting on the floor, and not even using the desk when he vacated it.

    Company kept: BF wanted to give me "alone time" because he thought he was annoying me. I'd bought a 250 bar of chocolate mostly for him, but then ended up eating most of it myself, as well as a box of muesli bars (nearly- I had 5).

    Approximate calories consumed during binge: I was over my calorie goal by 2000 that day. Let's see...
    Whittaker's white chocolate (162 g): 800
    Uncle Toby's chewy muesli chocolate bars (5): 600
    Jelly Belly lollies: about 300 cals worth
    Peanut butter (65 g): 290
    Total: about 2000, 2400 if you include the meal

    On the positive side, I didn't eat the rest of the muesli bars (18 bar box), didn't eat pb by itself, left some choccy for my beloved and worked off 1000 from exercise! In fact, I don't think I would have xerci

    The amount of time between realizing I wanted to binge and starting the binge was: About an hour, which is the amount of time it took to use my computer, snack on chocolate and try pb with chocolate and muesli bars that I realized I couldn't starve myself just because I went over by 800 the previous day. I had it all work out. I was going to wait til dinner to eat and stuff. But I realised I needed proper food and had the meal. I had a TV dinner which was a good beef stew with mashed potato and made me feel full. Despite this, I continued to eat chocolate throughout the day, but only really realized the second part of the binge when I logged it all on MFP several hours later.

    Before I started to binge I was doing: Study for my Asian history exam. Doing map quizzes and listening to lectures while reading stuff on MFP.

    Before I started to binge I was feeling: Confused by my BF's absence from the room and bewildered when he returned later, asking me something like "Do you feel okay now?" Of course I didn't, but it wasn't his fault. He left the room and I ate more chocolate, this time in a state of misery and self hatred.

    During the binge I felt like I no longer cared about losing weight, and what's the point if your BF doesn't want to put up with you when you're in a bad mood?

    After the binge I felt absolutely terrible, and stupid, and like I had no self control anymore. even had two muesli bars with pb the next morning. But they satisfied my strange urge to eat ALL the muesli bars somehow.

    From this binge, I have learned that I can't beat myself up for a slip, otherwise things just get worse. If I go for a run, I automatically feel intensely better. My BF is very supportive about this, he will go for runs with me at any time of the day or night.

    On the positive side, I didn't eat the rest of the muesli bars (18 bar box), didn't eat pb by itself, left some choccy for my beloved and worked off 1000 from exercise! In fact, I don't think I would have exercised if I'd not had the binge. Not that the binge was a good thing: It made me feel miserable, give me a MASSIVE sugar spike and made it so I was eating less than usual for a couple of days.
  • darleha
    darleha Posts: 3 Member
    I just joined this group and think analyzing a binge is a great idea and provides some distance between me and the binge. I am not the binge!

    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 6-19

    Time of binge : Beginning about 4, ending at 9

    Location of binge : Kitchen and living room

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone, but kids around for parts of it.

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : ???3000??

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... I was overeating before I was bingeing. I "crossed" the line without a pause.

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... eating a reasonable, but unstructured meal.

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... anxious, disappointed, under pressure, confused about whether I wanted/should lose more weight, inadequate, overwhelmed.

    During the binge I felt ...... soothed, disconnected

    After the binge I felt ...... sick, physically in pain

    From this binge, I have learned ........ I want a way to disconnect from the feelings of being overwhelmed. Perhaps laying in bed for awhile would have given me similar relief. I feel anxious when I'm not eating in a structured way right now.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • jen_zz
    jen_zz Posts: 1,011 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge. Again (This is my second time posting.. everytime I binge I always tell myself this is the LAST time I do this but it keeps recurring!! I need to make sure this is the absolutely LAST time)

    Date of binge : 20th June

    Time of binge : 10pm

    Location of binge : Home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : sitting on my bed with laptop

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone (as always)

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 2000 during binge, over 2500 for whole day

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 15 mins of a tug-o-war in my mind should I binge no yes no

    Before I started to binge I had been feeling like.. fine actually, not stressed, had a pretty good day, really don't know why I wanted to binge


    During the binge I felt like absolute CRAP

    After the binge I felt DISGUSTED and disappointed

    From this binge, I have learned that watching tv in bed on laptop triggers my binge, so either just chew gum or not watch tv at all

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • kaybeau
    kaybeau Posts: 198 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : today

    Time of binge : 8 am

    Location of binge : kitchen

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : standing by the toaster knife in hand

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : everyone upstairs

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 800 in 10 minutes

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... seconds

    Before I started to binge I was doing .........breakfast for me and the kids ate my own toast while more was in the toaster and then ate the kids breakfast, polished off with a packet of pickled onion crisps shared with the dog.. 10 minutes and my days calories are nearly done!

    Before I started to binge I was feeling ..........tired

    During the binge I felt ......satisfied

    After the binge I felt ......\annoyed at till having to make breakfast AGAIN

    From this binge, I have learned ........that I will eat the kids breakfast but will just have to face food all over again when I make it for real.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • Amber82479
    Amber82479 Posts: 629 Member
    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge.

    Date of binge : 6/21/13

    Time of binge : Evening

    Location of binge : Home

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) : Sitting on couch

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : Alone

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : No clue, but a lot.

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... 5 minutes?

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... Reading

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... Convinced I needed to binge, and knowing I'd hate myself later

    During the binge I felt ...... Stupid because i knew it wasn't worth it with every bite I took

    After the binge I felt ...... Disappointed

    From this binge, I have learned ........ That it never does anything but make me feel worse.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.
  • shalleland
    shalleland Posts: 7 Member
    I am going to do this if I do binge. Based on 42 years of experience knowing myself, this is not out of the question, though I am truly trying to control my eating behavior.
  • bump, this is just great!
  • cindyreborn
    cindyreborn Posts: 11 Member



    Ok, I admit it, I had a binge. 

    Date of binge : 6/25/13

    Time of binge : 9 AM - 11 AM

    Location of binge : living room

    Body language during binge (e.g. Sitting, standing, slumped, tense) :sitting, tense

    Company kept (alone, friends, family, partner etc) : alone (kids in other room)

    Approximate calories consumed during binge : 2500

    The amount of time between realising I wanted to binge and starting the binge was ........... minutes

    Before I started to binge I was doing ......... eating breakfast, watching TV

    Before I started to binge I was feeling .......... anxious, overwhelmed

    During the binge I felt ......comforted

    After the binge I felt ......disgusted with myself, uncomfortable

    From this binge, I have learned ........I have options. I can give myself permission to relax and step out of my "have tos" without turning to food to force myself to take a time out.

    I am pleased with myself for having confessed to my binge, I can now move on from it without beating myself up.