Sarcastic Heifer

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To read later ....
Highly entertained though really I shouldn't comment because I'm sure I'm one of those thread killers.

oh nooooooOOOOooo!

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:explode: rushing to read the last 8 pages before the lock!

True Story!

Thirteen pages and not a single trash-talking female bovine?

Disappointed.

I need accountability buddies too.

There arrives a mental turn when you come to view say Doritos and macaroni and cheese as not desirable. And it's not about rage at other people--it's the fact that you view these desires as not helping you achieve what you want and learn to be satisfied on mostly healthy stuff with the occasional cheat meal. When you do get angry, it's at yourself for having gotten off track.

One mental trick I use is to envision the people who work in Burrito places--they are usually super chunky, probably because one burrito is around 1k calories or more with everything and is loaded with carbs and bad fats. This kills the desire to indulge in burritos regularly or feel angry that I can't and others are.

There arrives a mental turn when you come to view say Doritos and macaroni and cheese as not desirable.

There is????????



Where is this Wonderland you speak of???

Congratz on not only being ignorant but offensive too.

Explain to me how I eat burritos, fast food, doritos and ice cream by your logic?

ETA : and I don't do "cheat" meals. I play if it fits your macros and occasional yolo

"Congratz" on your use of spelling and cliches such as "yolo." If you're in such a hurry that you can't spell out words, you might want to consider you're short-handed on logic as well.

And that's the case, because I never told the poster she couldn't have those things at all but suggested a mental tool to eliminate rage at times when she couldn't.

There arrives a mental turn when you come to view say Doritos and macaroni and cheese as not desirable. And it's not about rage at other people--it's the fact that you view these desires as not helping you achieve what you want and learn to be satisfied on mostly healthy stuff with the occasional cheat meal. When you do get angry, it's at yourself for having gotten off track.

One mental trick I use is to envision the people who work in Burrito places--they are usually super chunky, probably because one burrito is around 1k calories or more with everything and is loaded with carbs and bad fats. This kills the desire to indulge in burritos regularly or feel angry that I can't and others are.

I'm sorry but what???

There is no reason to not eat the things you love. There's a thing called moderation. Maybe you've heard of it?

To make this sustainable one needs to make lifestyle changes. That usually doesn't involve cutting out things ones love. My diet is like 50% carbs...I'm losing weight. You make it fit into your day. I lift heavy so I can eat all the foodz. Go ahead make fun of the fact that I put a z on the end of food. Weight loss doesn't have to be so serious all the time.

ETA: Not sure where you get your burrito or healthy food from, but there are people of all sizes at every place of employment. Super chunky people aren't reserved for just burrito places.

TL:DR? Nothing wrong with mac n cheese, doritos and especially not burritos.

Forgive me for misreading your post. Has nothing to do with my logic skills and purely on quickly skimming.

I forgive you. Have a great weekend

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