Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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When I was in High School, I was thin. But, still...when I would feel fat (and this is before men's compression shirts), I would use packing tape and "tape down" the areas I felt were protruding. It looked good on the outside, but when I'd go home, I'd have blisters.
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I tend to eat a piece of candy or something and not log it into my journal especially when I'm stressed or having an emotional breakdown.0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »junestarrr wrote: »I hop on the scale every. single. time after using the bathroom at home.
For shame.
But do you hop on before, so you know how much you lost?
That's what I wanted to know!!!
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VanillaBeanSeed wrote: »I sometimes save calories so I can drink a whole bottle of wine
On the weekends, the only reason I work out is so I can drink wine. lol0 -
dougpconnell219 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »
How many grams is a load?
I dunno, lemme grab my food scale. BRB...
You're a VERY funny man :-D
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amandarunning wrote: »dougpconnell219 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »
How many grams is a load?
I dunno, lemme grab my food scale. BRB...
You're a VERY funny man :-D
Don't think he is back yet! ; )0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »
How many grams is a load?dougpconnell219 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »
How many grams is a load?
I dunno, lemme grab my food scale. BRB...
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last week I had an entire box of pizza and I felt really shameful after so I decided to throw up (not that I binge eat EVER)0
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exlibrissilvio wrote: »When I was in High School, I was thin. But, still...when I would feel fat (and this is before men's compression shirts), I would use packing tape and "tape down" the areas I felt were protruding. It looked good on the outside, but when I'd go home, I'd have blisters.
Hugs for your younger self. I admit I do not really think of men having body issues, especially in high school. Like school wasn't hard enough to get through.
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azulvioleta6 wrote: »
I work in a health clinic and we offer a Bariatric Surgery Support Group. Prior to starting the group the Dietitian and Social Work did some work. The information they received from the Bariatric Surgery Clinics is this.....people will gain weight within 2-5 years after their surgery. They usually gain MOST of it back in that time frame - not all. They encourage people to think of it this way....had you not had that surgery, how much weight would you have continued to gain in those 2-5 years? Don't look at is a fail, it will happen and you are still lighter than you started and probably a whole lot lighter than if you had not had the surgery. Good luck to you!
I don't know anybody who has had bariatric surgery who has maintained the loss. Honestly, I question how ethical it is for surgeons to offer it as an option.
My confession: It REALLY pisses me off when people assume that I have had weight loss surgery. Apparently an ex-boyfriend of mine has been telling people that I did this--goodness did I see red when I heard that.
I know one person who has (sort of), out of five I know who've had it done.
He did actually gain most of the weight back, but then took the bull by the horns, fixed his diet, picked up his old training and dropped it all again. He's maintained for about 5 years now. Personally, I don't think it really counts as a win for bariatric surgery. It was a temporary fix.
My confession: I had some trouble after the holidays keeping on track, though I'm doing OK now. It was the aftermath of being sick, plus I couldn't exercise. I tried to keep the eating in line with being sedentary, but had a hard time scaling back 500+ cals a day. Especially since eating made my sore throat feel better.
Ended up eating half a pan of brownies one night. They weren't even good - just there. And for some reason the over-sweet taste and taffy/chewy texture was way more appealing than it would normally be. Finally threw out the rest of the pan so I couldn't get another. Ridiculous. At least I didn't go for the Speculoos spread. Probably would have eaten the whole jar.0 -
BodyByButter wrote: »My Christmas tree is still up.
It's not a Christmas tree. It's a Valentine's tree. Mine is still up too.
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once in a while i still eat entire bags of all dressed crispers along with an entire bag of swedish berries and probably a bunch of maple leaf cookies while watching movies
oh and if i buy a can of cashews or a bag of pistachios i know they will not last longer than a day or two....alll righht in my belly0 -
selena_teresa wrote: »exlibrissilvio wrote: »When I was in High School, I was thin. But, still...when I would feel fat (and this is before men's compression shirts), I would use packing tape and "tape down" the areas I felt were protruding. It looked good on the outside, but when I'd go home, I'd have blisters.
Hugs for your younger self. I admit I do not really think of men having body issues, especially in high school. Like school wasn't hard enough to get through.
Men have a lot of body issues, I think, but most don't discuss it because of societal pressure to maintain a certain image. I've had body image issues since I was 13. I was bullied all throughout Elementary and Middle School for being the "fat kid" (sometimes even violently bullied) and I'm still scarred by it to this day. Thanks for the hugs. I still need them.
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I'm getting a cross trainer for home in a couple of weeks and I fully intend to start sleeping in gym clothes so I can have 5 minutes longer in bed before a morning workout0
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I have a thing for older women......0
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exlibrissilvio wrote: »selena_teresa wrote: »exlibrissilvio wrote: »When I was in High School, I was thin. But, still...when I would feel fat (and this is before men's compression shirts), I would use packing tape and "tape down" the areas I felt were protruding. It looked good on the outside, but when I'd go home, I'd have blisters.
Hugs for your younger self. I admit I do not really think of men having body issues, especially in high school. Like school wasn't hard enough to get through.
Men have a lot of body issues, I think, but most don't discuss it because of societal pressure to maintain a certain image. I've had body image issues since I was 13. I was bullied all throughout Elementary and Middle School for being the "fat kid" (sometimes even violently bullied) and I'm still scarred by it to this day. Thanks for the hugs. I still need them.
That is terrible and I'm SO sorry you (and anyone else) had to endure that! I'd like to give you a virtual hug as well. My oldest son was a state championship wrestler so I'm somewhat aware of male body issues but only from the aspect of the sport; not in the form of bullying. I hope one day this will stop for both males and females.0 -
1. I read all 38 pages of this instead of working on my thesis.
2. I hate all nut butters, yogurt (unless in a smoothie), yellow or unfried/backed cheese, oatmeal, and may other foods that are considered "healthy".
3. Fried foods, backed goods, and complex dishes have been eliminated from my diet because I am too lazy to cook them.
4. I don't log my exercises and often times I'm still 500 calories short of 2000 by 10 pm.
5. I don't always shower after the gym. But i will use wet wipes and change my clothes.
6. I don't wash my gym clothes everyday but I don't wear them more than once without washing them (I spend so much money in Sports Authority and Target on gym clothes).
7. I hate cardio but I love lifting weight.
8. it's 4:26 pm here and I've been up since 6 am and I've only eaten 796 calories.0 -
nonstopper wrote: »I have a thing for older women......
How you doin'?2 -
Also there are always numbers running through my head. Usually the calories of food that I want to eat. or my ideal weight or something.1
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dougpconnell219 wrote: »I just cut my calories from 2700 to 2250.
Now I love my mother, but id push her down a flight of stairs for a pizza right now.
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PurplePogoPunk wrote: »I'm getting a cross trainer for home in a couple of weeks and I fully intend to start sleeping in gym clothes so I can have 5 minutes longer in bed before a morning workout
I'm confused...
Why wear clothes at all if it's in your house? Naked cardio sounds liberating.0 -
nonstopper wrote: »I have a thing for older women......
You say that as though it might be a bad thing.
I don't think that I have ever dated/been in a relationship with anyone my own age. Much older and much younger, but never anywhere near my own age.
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dougpconnell219 wrote: »PurplePogoPunk wrote: »I'm getting a cross trainer for home in a couple of weeks and I fully intend to start sleeping in gym clothes so I can have 5 minutes longer in bed before a morning workout
I'm confused...
Why wear clothes at all if it's in your house? Naked cardio sounds liberating.
Until you wind up with two black eyes. Good luck sleeping in a sports bra, Purple.
Confession: I have tried this same idea.0 -
dougpconnell219 wrote: »PurplePogoPunk wrote: »I'm getting a cross trainer for home in a couple of weeks and I fully intend to start sleeping in gym clothes so I can have 5 minutes longer in bed before a morning workout
I'm confused...
Why wear clothes at all if it's in your house? Naked cardio sounds liberating.
Because of the boobies. Naked cardio = black eyes.0 -
I love Clif peanut butter crunch protein bars so much that I began binging on them. I can't buy those anymore.0
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rubyautumn4 wrote: »These make me feel so much better!
I ate half a yellow cake with chocolate icing on the weekend and only logged like one slice.
One reason I have to stay out of the cake is that IS my idea of a slice!0 -
dougpconnell219 wrote: »PurplePogoPunk wrote: »I'm getting a cross trainer for home in a couple of weeks and I fully intend to start sleeping in gym clothes so I can have 5 minutes longer in bed before a morning workout
I'm confused...
Why wear clothes at all if it's in your house? Naked cardio sounds liberating.
Not only black eyes as a few other ladies posted, but my breasts hurt just reading that, way too much bouncing around to not hurt!!
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HawtTamale wrote: »I refuse to have sex with the lights on for fear the man I'm with will see my body and be so repulsed he'll refuse to have sex with me.
ugh i feeel you![:\](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/confused.png ":\")
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I confess that it made me REALLY happy when my ex bf saw me after i lost over 100 pounds & dumbfoundedly told me im the most gorgeous women hes ever known.... I probably also secretly hoped his new gf was mad
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MyChocolateDiet wrote: »
I hope when she threw it out the window it landed right in the mouth of a homeless person who positioned themselves by the side of the road thusly solving the problems of overeating, littering, and hunger in one fell chocolate chip swoop.disneygallagirl wrote: »
omg lol at throwing the cookie out the window. ..that is something I would need to do! When it comes to certain foods, I have no self restraint. I.e. If I buy Nutella, I will keep eating it out of jar with a spoon...so I can't buy it any more. Lol.Urban_Princess wrote: »Wonder_Vegan wrote: »Also, not to judge, but more than one person said they throw out a bunch of food. Why? There are so many starving people in this world, and doesn't that waste money? Maybe I just don't have a big food budget.
My manager bought cookies and donuts for training sessions a few weeks ago. No one ate them and gave me 5 cookies to take home (I, at least, had the guts to say no to the donuts). 10 minutes into my drive home I ate 4 of the 200+ calorie cookies. I had to toss the last one out the window to prevent myself from eating it. For me, it was the only thing I could do to control myself.
You problem solver you! (oh, and no, it wasn't your 800+ day logging streak that was my wake up moment on what a logging streak really means).
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