DOES ANYONE ELSE EVER GET TIRED IF LOGGING IN YOUR FOOD EVER

I definitely get tired of logging my calories, especially when I overeat and the stupid message says I am going to gain 10lb in 5 weeks!!
Logging calories equals accountablity.

I'm not tired of logging in my food, but I did get tired of measuring EVERYTHING. My daughter laughed at dinner because I used a measuring cup instead of serving spoon for a while. But now I have a pretty good idea what 1/2 cup of rice, veggie etc. looks like so I don't measure as much. I do still use the the kitchen scale to measure meat, but I am playing a little game with my self of guessing how much it is before I put it on the scale so eventually I won't use it as much.

No way!At the end of the day and I hit complete...Means I nailed another day down to the lifestyle I want:)

Occassionally, if I'm eating a bunch of new or different foods & only using my Android app, then I get frustrated. It's just time-consuming. But I also really like being able to look back and see correlations, patterns, trends... I also like being able to "play" with my calories... figuring out what to eat is sometimes like a puzzle, and I think it helps me make more informed choices. Like, I've got 600 calories to play with for dinner... what should I make?

Definitely! But I've also learned to "eye ball" portions and estimates calories pretty closely from logging everyday on this site. I also log everything I anticipate eating if I'm going out to eat. That way, I KNOW I'm making the best food choice possible.

I'm more concerned about losing my "number of days logged in" count to stop all together!

Just keep going, you WILL see results!

Oh, Do I get tired of doing it! I hate it but it's the only way for me to lose weight! I've tried just watching what I eat but it doesn't work for me I have to write everything down. It's a pain in the *kitten* but I do it!

i do and i dont go by calories i go by carbs fat fiber and protein, i am doing weight watchers plus, be careful when logging food because i noticed that some of the food labels i eat at home are different then the food labels on mfp.
its important to read labels

I dont get sick of it, I quite enjoy it. But one thing I can suggest (that i used to do) is to take a whole day out to cook, portion and freeze stuff, then you dig in. You could write the nutritional content on freezer bags to make it even easier! I pre-portion my cereal, thats the only thing that winds me up to weigh every morning xx

YES!!! You are not alone!! I didn't start my weight loss with MFP. I lost the majority of my weight before calorie counting, but as I became more fit, it became a necessary thing to watch my calories more closely. I could no longer just eat healthier, I also had to calorie count.

Just like I sometimes need a cheat meal every now and then, sometimes I need a mental break from caring soooooo much about NOTING every little calorie that enters my body.

A week or two before Christmas I was talking to one of my good friends here and how I wanted to scream because logging everything I ate everyday was becoming tedious to me. ...so I stopped counting and logging calories for an entire week. I still ate relatively close to how I eat now anyway, I just didn't go through the trouble of logging it in.

I still had a loss on the scale that week and I was able to get back to tracking because I took a much needed mental break from it.

If it becomes tedious, my opinion is you'll need to take a break or you may get frustrated with it and give up completely. Allow yourself time to regroup. Again, just my viewpoint.

EDIT: I just also wanted to add that I've been in my new lifestyle for a total of 3 years now. It's my opinion and experience that if we can't be somewhat flexible in the choices we make, it's going to be hard to keep up for a lifetime. I suggest trusting your instinct sometimes. I would never want to get myself in a position of feeling like I have to log food every single day for the rest of my life. Again, just my viewpoint, lol.

I just joined the other day, and haven't even had my first progress check - and I do get a little miffed at the time it takes to log in. But then I looked at your milestones and see how far you have come in such a short time and it motivates me! It should motivate you also. Review where you have been and where you are now - and then log that food.

I enjoy the accountablity that it gives me logging the calories... I've only been doing it for a month now so I'm still a "newbie" but it helps me make good choices and I can appreicate that! :O)