Does anyone else have anti cravings?
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derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »Over enthusiasm - anti craving
This too shall pass
Are u in the "program"?
The only program I know about is progressive strength training. But don't worry you'll learn about that in time.
What do strength and progressive mean? Please use that in a sentence.
I'm sorry that your really new to all of this but maybe your special Olympic athlete friends can help you put together a nice progressive strength training program. It make really help you! Try new rules of lifting for women , its a great program for beginners! I had great results starting out with it !4 -
No its bkpeterson539 wrote: »I am amazed at how many of us are logically flawed.
Also, is this anti-craving you've been having......has this been happening just today? I'm asking because by looking at your food diary it doesn't seem to be the case.
Its been months of anti craving for "most" bad foods. And the past while has been an experiment0 -
derek1237654 wrote: »No its bkpeterson539 wrote: »I am amazed at how many of us are logically flawed.
Also, is this anti-craving you've been having......has this been happening just today? I'm asking because by looking at your food diary it doesn't seem to be the case.
Its been months of anti craving for "most" bad foods. And the past while has been an experiment
I thought in the other thread you said it was a birthday party of gluttony and that you were worried about it and thought the government should regulate foods better.1 -
huntersmom2016 wrote: »Why did you post here if all you're going to do is argue with everyone who is trying to help you? And just for the record... These people's arguments are not flawed and they make perfect sense. It's not their fault you don't seem to understand.derek1237654 wrote: »No its bkpeterson539 wrote: »I am amazed at how many of us are logically flawed.
Also, is this anti-craving you've been having......has this been happening just today? I'm asking because by looking at your food diary it doesn't seem to be the case.
Its been months of anti craving for "most" bad foods. And the past while has been an experiment
And its been 100 %anti cravings for all drugs0 -
Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad0
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Is an anti craving what happens when you eat too much candy/processed food and all you want to taste is life, fresh out of the ground?2
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derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.0 -
thorsmom01 wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »Over enthusiasm - anti craving
This too shall pass
Are u in the "program"?
The only program I know about is progressive strength training. But don't worry you'll learn about that in time.
What do strength and progressive mean? Please use that in a sentence.
I'm sorry that your really new to all of this but maybe your special Olympic athlete friends can help you put together a nice progressive strength training program. It make really help you! Try new rules of lifting for women , its a great program for beginners! I had great results starting out with it !
So special olympic athletes dont lift weights? So the powerlifters just bench plastic barbells? I didnt know that.0 -
derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »Over enthusiasm - anti craving
This too shall pass
Are u in the "program"?
The only program I know about is progressive strength training. But don't worry you'll learn about that in time.
What do strength and progressive mean? Please use that in a sentence.
I'm sorry that your really new to all of this but maybe your special Olympic athlete friends can help you put together a nice progressive strength training program. It make really help you! Try new rules of lifting for women , its a great program for beginners! I had great results starting out with it !
So special olympic athletes dont lift weights? So the powerlifters just bench plastic barbells? I didnt know that.
I think you misread her post. She's saying your Olympic athlete friends are special, and would probably love to help you out, since you've worked closely for so long with them. That's how I read it.1 -
I've noticed when I eat junk foods now (which I very very rarely do) it's not as fulfilling and satisfying as before. Taste wise anyway. I mean yes it tastes good but not so much that it would be worth eating because I know what it will do. I wouldn't call it anti cravings though but when I'm hungry I do crave healthy food and lots and lots of water. I only drink water so I don't even crave soda any more. When I'm thirsty my mind goes to the thought of water. I am disgusted by junk food but there are a few things I think I'll always crave here and there.0
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lesleyweatherford1 wrote: »I've noticed when I eat junk foods now (which I very very rarely do) it's not as fulfilling and satisfying as before. Taste wise anyway. I mean yes it tastes good but not so much that it would be worth eating because I know what it will do. I wouldn't call it anti cravings though but when I'm hungry I do crave healthy food and lots and lots of water. I only drink water so I don't even crave soda any more. When I'm thirsty my mind goes to the thought of water. I am disgusted by junk food but there are a few things I think I'll always crave here and there.
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derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.0 -
derek1237654 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.
Ok I will bite... Why? Let me guess....So you don't criticize the people who are there taking it seriously, working the steps, trying to get help?
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no notWinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.
Ok I will bite... Why? Let me guess....So you don't criticize the people who are there taking it seriously, working the steps, trying to get help?
No not because i would criticize. because it is depressing listening to like 90% of what is said at AA..atleast for me it is. so that's why i don't participate.0 -
derek1237654 wrote: »no notWinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.
Ok I will bite... Why? Let me guess....So you don't criticize the people who are there taking it seriously, working the steps, trying to get help?
No not because i would criticize. because it is depressing listening to like 90% of what is said at AA..atleast for me it is. so that's why i don't participate.
What does your sponsor think about the fact that you don't participate in the meetings? What do the other people who take the program seriously think?0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »no notWinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.
Ok I will bite... Why? Let me guess....So you don't criticize the people who are there taking it seriously, working the steps, trying to get help?
No not because i would criticize. because it is depressing listening to like 90% of what is said at AA..atleast for me it is. so that's why i don't participate.
What does your sponsor think about the fact that you don't participate in the meetings? What do the other people who take the program seriously think?
Or the employer who is mandating attendance? :huh:1 -
well sponsor is now just a friend and is glad im good. others at meetings i would assume they don't care and also the employer probably doesn't care either?0
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WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »no notWinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Its like people dont want to accept that people change. They still say your an addict regardless of what you thinkbor do....pretty sad
Ah! So this is about your employer making you go to AA! I was really wondering what you were trying to get at here. It's all so circular.
Well yah but its not circular reasoning. Its fabulous reasoning. And the best part is i get 1 hour of entertainment per day while at AA (listening to Christopher Hitchens or watching a movie) which i might not get if i didnt go because of family obligations. Theres a silver lining to everything.
Aren't you supposed to, you know, participate in the AA meeting, not watch a movie?
um no not me. others maybe but not me i'm supposed to listen to hitchens or watch tv.
Ok I will bite... Why? Let me guess....So you don't criticize the people who are there taking it seriously, working the steps, trying to get help?
No not because i would criticize. because it is depressing listening to like 90% of what is said at AA..atleast for me it is. so that's why i don't participate.
What does your sponsor think about the fact that you don't participate in the meetings? What do the other people who take the program seriously think?
And i also dont participate because i didnt stay sober by their methods so i have nothing to add0 -
I don't know if I have anti cravings because I haven't been to AA.1
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derek1237654 wrote: »lesleyweatherford1 wrote: »I've noticed when I eat junk foods now (which I very very rarely do) it's not as fulfilling and satisfying as before. Taste wise anyway. I mean yes it tastes good but not so much that it would be worth eating because I know what it will do. I wouldn't call it anti cravings though but when I'm hungry I do crave healthy food and lots and lots of water. I only drink water so I don't even crave soda any more. When I'm thirsty my mind goes to the thought of water. I am disgusted by junk food but there are a few things I think I'll always crave here and there.
Same here
But you continue to eat a large quantity of it according to your diary2 -
I hope someone starts an uncle craving thread.2
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Spontaneously wrote: »I don't know if I have anti cravings because I haven't been to AA.
Neither have i0 -
I'm sure some cravings are situational or habit-based.
For example, if I have a sunny-side up egg, I crave bacon, and maybe a waffle. I don't crave lobster and would just feel wierd about that.
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What?0
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derek1237654 wrote: »snickerscharlie wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Um im not very enthusiastic about it im just wondering what anti cravings are
Um, you said you were 'disgusted' by them. That's a pretty enthusiastic/strong response.
Well it may be a strong response but not enthusiastic.
This is so Ken M! Well done, sir!0 -
derek1237654 wrote: »snickerscharlie wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Um im not very enthusiastic about it im just wondering what anti cravings are
Um, you said you were 'disgusted' by them. That's a pretty enthusiastic/strong response.
Well it may be a strong response but not enthusiastic.
This is so Ken M! Well done, sir!
I had no idea who this guy was, so I went looking and found this:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/trolling-is-a-art?utm_term=.dhQroWKvK#.rpA7aA0V02 -
huntersmom2016 wrote: »Why did you post here if all you're going to do is argue with everyone who is trying to help you? And just for the record... These people's arguments are not flawed and they make perfect sense. It's not their fault you don't seem to understand.
because this guy is the best internet troll i've seen in my life. and i survived Yahoo and AOL in the 90's. well done, op. keep it entertaining!
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nutmegoreo wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »snickerscharlie wrote: »derek1237654 wrote: »Um im not very enthusiastic about it im just wondering what anti cravings are
Um, you said you were 'disgusted' by them. That's a pretty enthusiastic/strong response.
Well it may be a strong response but not enthusiastic.
This is so Ken M! Well done, sir!
I had no idea who this guy was, so I went looking and found this:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/trolling-is-a-art?utm_term=.dhQroWKvK#.rpA7aA0V0
That's him! He's in a class all his own.
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