Feeling guilty
aprilflower18232
Posts: 205 Member
I am feeling guilty...I have been dieting for two months...been doing very very well, have been in a lot of situations when I was at an outing with very good food but I have kept it very healthy...I have even said no to ice cream and cake lots of times, we'll....I just got home from a friends wedding....I was the maid of honor was having a very good time..and..I decided to cave..I had a piece if cake...it is the first dessert or junk I have had....how horrible should I feel...
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You shouldn't feel horrible at all. Food is fuel and shouldn't be a source of guilt.
This should be about finding a way of eating that is sustainable for life for you. Never eating a piece of cake or having a scoop of ice cream is completely unrealistic.0 -
No need to feel horrible - you were participating in an important celebration and enjoying yourself
Get back on the wagon tomorrow and proceed as usual. You will be fine.0 -
This should be about finding a way of eating that is sustainable for life for you. Never eating a piece of cake or having a scoop of ice cream is completely unrealistic.
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Not horrible at all. It was a wedding and you were the Maid of Honor. If ever there was a licensce to eat drink and be merry that's it.0
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You shouldn't feel horrible at all. Food is fuel and shouldn't be a source of guilt.
This should be about finding a way of eating that is sustainable for life for you. Never eating a piece of cake or having a scoop of ice cream is completely unrealistic.0 -
You know how "they" say that you should dress for the position/job you want? I kind of think along those lines about this whole process. I can't ever see ristricting myself in the long run so I have to learn, am learning, how to incorporate all the foods I love into my new routine. I see my future self eating steak, fried chicken, bacon, ice cream, pasta, cheeseburger, cheeseburger with bacon, did I mention bacon???? I beleive that is why 'this' time I have been more successful.0
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This should be about finding a way of eating that is sustainable for life for you. Never eating a piece of cake or having a scoop of ice cream is completely unrealistic.
QFT
WHAT does QFT mean?? lol I am usually pretty good at figuring all the abbreviations out but this one has me stumped.
It's only a piece of cake, it's all good. Just go back to normal tomorrow0 -
This should be about finding a way of eating that is sustainable for life for you. Never eating a piece of cake or having a scoop of ice cream is completely unrealistic.
QFT
WHAT does QFT mean?? lol I am usually pretty good at figuring all the abbreviations out but this one has me stumped.
It's only a piece of cake, it's all good. Just go back to normal tomorrow
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One piece of cake? Log it and be happy for your friend. Now if you had shoved the bride and groom out of the way and gone face-first into the cake, you might need to feel some guilt0
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seriously please take a moment and think about what you just posted. a piece of cake. seriously. omg. what are you going to do once you lose the weight. never eat cake again?0
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YOU ARE NOT DIETING!!!!!!! YOU ARE ON A LIFESTYLE CHANGE!!! People fail at diets everyday BUT when they change their lifestyles they succeed. That being said you need to eat like a skinny person and THEY EAT CAKE. Your new life is not about denial BUT it is about moderation. So rethink yourself---LIFESTYLE CHANGE!! You will always exercise and you will always watch what you eat BUT--you are allowed treats every now and then. Makes your journey so much easier.0
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One piece of cake? Log it and be happy for your friend. Now if you had shoved the bride and groom out of the way and gone face-first into the cake, you might need to feel some guilt
Thank you LiminalAscend, it's been driving me crazy every time I see it!0 -
You shouldn't feel guilty - but I understand why you do.
I feel guilty on the 'day' I don't work out..........I work out 6 days a week............if I have even one day where I see that red # that you've gone over your calorie allotment - it makes me feel ill..
Yeah, I know that's not healthy.....0 -
(Imitating a voice of passive-aggressive mother): "YOU DO.... WHATEVAH YOU WANT!"
LOL. Nah for real though, Harleygroomer just said it.0 -
YOU ARE NOT DIETING!!!!!!! YOU ARE ON A LIFESTYLE CHANGE!!! People fail at diets everyday BUT when they change their lifestyles they succeed. That being said you need to eat like a skinny person and THEY EAT CAKE. Your new life is not about denial BUT it is about moderation. So rethink yourself---LIFESTYLE CHANGE!! You will always exercise and you will always watch what you eat BUT--you are allowed treats every now and then. Makes your journey so much easier.0
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Why feel guilty? There's room for all food, as long as you don't go nuts all of the time.
Confession - I had a piece of cornbread a couple of weeks ago.0 -
its a piece of cake. if your going to get all upset about one piece of cake then i dont think you have a healthy relationship with food. everything in moderation.0
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It's not the 5th drink that bothers the alcoholic, it's the 1st. Don't be guilty. Just get back on track and don't let this mess you up.0
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Why do you think you should feel guilty about this?0
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You should feel 0% guilty. It was one piece!0
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