Be honest what is your excuse!

Sexton1409
Sexton1409 Posts: 18 Member
edited December 1 in Health and Weight Loss
I'm sure we have all said things like this before

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  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    Excuse for what??
  • ReaderGirl3
    ReaderGirl3 Posts: 868 Member
    What are we excusing?
  • Sexton1409
    Sexton1409 Posts: 18 Member
    For not dieting
  • DaisyHamilton
    DaisyHamilton Posts: 575 Member
    Well for exercise mine's "I really don't feel like it, and if I'm under my cals, it really doesn't matter."
    I just really hate exercising alone. It's SO boring.

    With counting calories I don't really have an excuse. It's a little harder with my husband (he's tall and skinny), but when he's gone from home, it's so much easier and I'm only shopping for one, so I really don't have any excuses.
  • angpowers
    angpowers Posts: 83 Member
    Right now, my excuse is I hurt my back.
    I'm still running and staying at or below cals, but I rrrrrreally fight it. So maybe I'm not using it as an excuse, but we are going on 3wks of pain and I'm REALLY wanting to use it to not do a damn thing and eat all the goodies haha
  • Sexton1409
    Sexton1409 Posts: 18 Member
    For some reason it didn't post correctly I had wrote lists like its low calorie so I can have two!
  • ReaderGirl3
    ReaderGirl3 Posts: 868 Member
    SharonSexton74 wrote: »
    For not dieting

    Ah. Well, I'm not dieting because I'm in maintenance. So no excuses here :p
  • MissusMoon
    MissusMoon Posts: 1,900 Member
    I've always said half my fat was medical issues (probably closer to a third, but it is rooted in truth) but I am wholly responsible for the other half by eating too much. Now that the medical issues are being dealt with, it's all on me, and I'm working my butt off in the gym and controlling my food every single day.
  • jeremydillon80
    jeremydillon80 Posts: 81 Member
    Hungover... :(
  • kuftae
    kuftae Posts: 299 Member
    It's so tiring and stressful being ridiculously ridiculously ridiculously good-looking.
  • yecgaa
    yecgaa Posts: 6 Member
    'I'll do better tomorrow'
    'I already screwed up for today so let's eat everything in the fridge!'
    'I had a long day'
    My usual excuses
  • itsthehumidity
    itsthehumidity Posts: 351 Member
    Because I'm always hungry and I often see things I want, but they don't fit within my calorie or macro goals. Historically I've given in too easily.
  • SezxyStef
    SezxyStef Posts: 15,267 Member
    I don't feel the need to excuse any of my food choices.

    If I go over goal so be it...I don't need to excuse it.

    If I go over maintenance I don't need to excuse it.

    Makes eating sound "bad".
  • tcunbeliever
    tcunbeliever Posts: 8,219 Member
    I'm lazy and food is yummy!
  • aub6689
    aub6689 Posts: 351 Member
    My past excuse was lack of preparation

    I overcame this one by scheduling my meal prep. My fridge is full of weighed out and planned foods :smiley:
  • TheLongshot
    TheLongshot Posts: 34 Member
    I never had an excuse, it was basically binge eating disorder where I was compelled to eat terrible things well past the point of being full until I was sick on a daily basis from overeating. Took everything I had to get over that for a second time in three years.
  • NASAwife13
    NASAwife13 Posts: 130 Member
    It should not be considered a diet. It is a life style change. If you just temporarily "diet" then go back to your old ways then you have essentially undone everything that you have worked for.
  • TheLongshot
    TheLongshot Posts: 34 Member
    christincravens13 wrote: »
    It should not be considered a diet. It is a life style change. If you just temporarily "diet" then go back to your old ways then you have essentially undone everything that you have worked for.

    That's a good point, diet just feels so...temporary due to the negative connotations you get from the fad weight loss techniques that fail very quickly. It has to be looked at as a major lifestyle change, that's how I've approached it.
  • kaylajane11
    kaylajane11 Posts: 313 Member
    jeremydillon80 wrote: »
    Hungover... :(

    Ha, I definitely use this one a lot to avoid a tough workout. I usually try to get at least a good walk in, as I also tend to eat a lot of pizza when I'm hungover...
  • Ninkyou
    Ninkyou Posts: 6,666 Member
    No excuses here.
    SezxyStef wrote: »
    I don't feel the need to excuse any of my food choices.

    If I go over goal so be it...I don't need to excuse it.

    If I go over maintenance I don't need to excuse it.

    Makes eating sound "bad".

    This is true for me too.
  • jeremydillon80
    jeremydillon80 Posts: 81 Member
    kaylajane11 wrote: »
    jeremydillon80 wrote: »
    Hungover... :(

    Ha, I definitely use this one a lot to avoid a tough workout. I usually try to get at least a good walk in, as I also tend to eat a lot of pizza when I'm hungover...

    Yeah, even if its just "well, Im only feeling about 83% well today" lol
  • chimaerandi
    chimaerandi Posts: 153 Member
    For food: "I'd really like to eat that/try that"

    For exercise: "I really don't want to/I'd like to do something else."

    That's it. I don't pathologize my relationship with food and exercise, as much as is humanly possible. I've been down that road and it's horrendous.
  • wrknonmedaily
    wrknonmedaily Posts: 203 Member
    There is always tomorrow! :/ Maybe!
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