My weight struggle

Just sent you a friend request. Your post really mirrored a lot of my situation. The first and most important thing you can do is love yourself NOW, don't decide that you will love yourself when you're rocking your goal weight, but right now- who you are, as you are, in your current body. Appreciate the good parts of your body and accept the parts you don't love, but love your whole self. Realize, unfortunately, this is not always an easy process but ultimately very worth it. On one hand, I feel hypocritical offering any advice because I am not even two weeks in, but on the other hand, in those two weeks I have had all kinds of personal successes and am happy to motivate anyone just starting. I lost a few pounds my first week (of water weight I assume) and am feeling better, have more energy through the day, am drinking less coffee and not having caffeine withdrawal headaches anymore, and while I can't say I'm never hungry, I can say I don't have specific cravings anymore, which is awesome for me! Yesterday, I had a "bad" day - I ate fried chicken tenders and French fries and ranch and honey mustard and ketchup and miller lite (no excuse, but I was at a pro baseball game and succumbed to the temptations of stadium foods) anyhow, I felt terrible!!!!! My guts were churning and I really didn't feel well, and that had never happened to me before. I would frequently eat fried foods and never felt I'll from them. I feel like I kinda detoxed my body and I can tell you, I have no desire to eat chicken tenders and fries for a long time. This may sound like no biggie, but honestly, for me, that's a big deal and definitely a personal success. The other one that comes to mind happened about an hour ago, I ate my 6 inch subway sub and was happy that I could eat that and fit it into my daily calorie allotment but I was still hungry. I waited ten minutes and drank a whole glass of water (two things that sometimes help) and I was still hungry. Before I decided to partake in this conscious lifestyle change and join MFP I would have eaten something, anything, just so it was something. And honestly, I thought about it tonight, we have chips and dip, we have all kinds of left overs in the fridge, all kinds of snacks that I could have temporarily justified, but would have later regretted. I am proud to say I got a mix of raw veggies from the fridge and steamed them and added garlic salt and black pepper and measured and ate a cup of steamed veggies, and have no guilt about it. This too may seem like no biggie, but it's a personal success for me and I want to share simply to hope to be a motivation for you and or whomever else may read this and think, I ate supper and I'm still hungry I can't stick with this I'm just gonna give up and eat whatever snack because I can't do it. Let me tell you, if I can do it you can do it. And please don't think, if you have a bad day that it's all over and all for not. Like I said, I'm only two weeks in (not even) and had a bad day yesterday (this reminds me, I still have to add that miller lite to my food diary yesterday and I'm already waaaaaaay over my calorie allotment for the day) but bad days happen, and that's ok. Each day is its own day and each meal is its own meal, if you have a bad one, don't beat yourself up over it, just don't let it continue. I did not mean for this reply to be so long, I was just inspired by your post and wanted to respond, and I think it became a little therapeutic for me to write all this. Anyhow, best wishes on your journey, and make self love a part of it as we'll!