STARVING!! ALL I WANT TO DO IS EAT COOKIES AND CAKE OH AND A BURGER KING CHEESEBURGER OR 10

This is day two of clean eating and boy oh boy does my mind tell me I am starving. Really really craving crappy food that is not going to get me closer to my goal weight..... Cheat day is not till Sunday ( a whole 6 days away). My oh my how am I going to get through!

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  • dufus12
    dufus12 Posts: 393 Member
    Since when did you get to steal my thoughts and use them as a title????

    You will get plenty of advice, far better than mine.....
    In the meantime, if you going to do it, then you CAN..............if you can't no shame there either. sometimes we just expect too much of ourselves too soon....
  • barry1992
    barry1992 Posts: 692 Member
    Don't do it !!!!
    Remember the blueberry girl who peed off Willy Wonka :)
  • hahaha thanks Barry what a wonderful reminder about what binging does to ya, no won't do it.....not tonight anyway.....
  • zyxst
    zyxst Posts: 9,145 Member
    You don't need to eat "clean" to lose weight or get healthy. Can you deal with eating 1-2 cookies or will you just binge out the whole box?
  • Reading minds is what I do best Dufus.

    Won't give into my food fantasies just yet.
  • dufus12
    dufus12 Posts: 393 Member
    Wish I had read the book now,,,,,,,
  • I need to eat clean until Sunday zyxst........1-2 cookies becomes 1-2 boxes for me so yup clean eating until cheat day. Night everyone need to rest!
  • zyxst
    zyxst Posts: 9,145 Member
    I need to eat clean until Sunday zyxst........1-2 cookies becomes 1-2 boxes for me so yup clean eating until cheat day. Night everyone need to rest!

    Well then, enjoy the suffering.
  • 999tigger
    999tigger Posts: 5,235 Member
    1. The idea of clean eating gets people excited here, be sure you understand what it is and why you are doing it. To lose weight it is not needed.
    2. The idea of having a cheat day after you have made yourself miserable all week sounds like a disaster.
    3. You should be looking at a lifestyle change, which you can sustain.
  • scottacular
    scottacular Posts: 597 Member
    Your suffering is amusing to me, keep it up.
  • brucerc311
    brucerc311 Posts: 11 Member
    I found it really hard to cut out the bad food in the beginning, but you get used to it. Alot of it is unappealing or doesn't taste as good anymore now. Give it time. I was also a 2-cookies-becomes-a-whole-box eater, now I can actually eat two cookies and stop.
  • fitmomhappymom
    fitmomhappymom Posts: 171 Member
    zyxst wrote: »
    I need to eat clean until Sunday zyxst........1-2 cookies becomes 1-2 boxes for me so yup clean eating until cheat day. Night everyone need to rest!

    Well then, enjoy the suffering.

    Your profile headline is "fat and depressed", yet you feel like you can make snarky comments towards some one for not following your methods of weight loss?
    There are many different weight loss approaches, eating clean is one, simply counting calories (which I'm assuming you were referring to) is another. Neither is more or less right than the other, its all about finding what works for you. So consider that before you spew your negativity next time, because obviously you're not so happy with your own progress therefor you are in no position to condemn OP.
    Have a nice day.
  • spyro88
    spyro88 Posts: 472 Member
    Your suffering is amusing to me, keep it up.

    How is that helpful? :neutral:

    Anyway, like tigger says I guess it's a lifestyle change. If you have a 'cheat day' that's like rewarding yourself with food, which will probably make you want it all the more. Maybe it would be better to try and incorporate 1-2 cookies into day to day life rather than having a binge day. Yes that will need willpower if you tend to not be able to resist the whole box, but once you get used to it it will be more sustainable than 6 day denial/ 1 day binge. Just my two cents :) Good luck
  • meganjcallaghan
    meganjcallaghan Posts: 949 Member
    999tigger wrote: »
    1. The idea of clean eating gets people excited here, be sure you understand what it is and why you are doing it. To lose weight it is not needed.
    2. The idea of having a cheat day after you have made yourself miserable all week sounds like a disaster.
    3. You should be looking at a lifestyle change, which you can sustain.

    Yup. What is "cheat day" going to look like, exactly? You think opening a box of cookies would be bad now? Just wait until you've done this to yourself all week and then suddenly have "permission" to eat whatever you want.

  • Capt_Apollo
    Capt_Apollo Posts: 9,026 Member
    personally, i've found a lot of success incorporating some of these treats and "junk" food into my diet. i try to have them after i've had my actual meal, so i'm not tempted to fill up on the snack.

    it'll require some (lots) of discipline to be able to serve yourself two cookies and not go back to the package.