so disappointed..
oodesireoo
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i was trying to stay away from the sweets but i broke down and had the 9 kisses hugs (one serving) and i feel horrible, well, more like guilty... *sigh* i guess this is more of a confession...
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i was trying to stay away from the sweets but i broke down and had the 9 kisses hugs (one serving) and i feel horrible, well, more like guilty... *sigh* i guess this is more of a confession...0
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As I've learned over the past year plus and 50 lbs later.......tomorrow is a new day.
It will work out.:flowerforyou:0 -
have you cut out sweets all together? because that will do it for ya. what i mean by that is if you cut out a food completely (i.e. sweets) and deny cravings, then it leads to binges (such as 9 kisses at a time).
if you let yourself have a little every now and then, it makes have too much at once less likely.
and we need to get ourselves out of the mindset that food is something to feel *guilty* about. you overdid it? that's fine. learn from your mistake and move on. tomorrows a new day.
best of luck to you
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That's okay, you cannot deprive yourself, or you will get down on yourself when you do give in to temptations...next time, allow a couple of kisses into your day as a reward. If you want to have a serving, just figure in your exercise calories into it...IT"S OKAY!!0
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Depriving yourself is not good either. You will just crave it until it overtakes your mind!! So eating a little every now and then is good. Just to have the tast and cure the craving. If you just have a couple and then set your mind to thinking, since I just had a couple I can have a few more another time!
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That's okay, you cannot deprive yourself, or you will get down on yourself when you do give in to temptations...next time, allow a couple of kisses into your day as a reward. If you want to have a serving, just figure in your exercise calories into it...IT"S OKAY!!
That's exactly what I did. As a success story I can honestly say I had MANY days like this. remember....this is not a diet, but a lifestyle. You do bad one day, just do even better the next. This is how we live.:drinker:0 -
Dang, honestly, I think that's some pretty decent will power to stop at 9! I bought a bag of jelly beans and ending up polishing off the entire bag in about 24 hours..hahah...0
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Dang, honestly, I think that's some pretty decent will power to stop at 9! I bought a bag of jelly beans and ending up polishing off the entire bag in about 24 hours..hahah...
You are such a bad influence Grey!:laugh:0 -
Dang, honestly, I think that's some pretty decent will power to stop at 9! I bought a bag of jelly beans and ending up polishing off the entire bag in about 24 hours..hahah...
You are such a bad influence Grey!:laugh:
Yeah, you know me..gotta keep it real! I honestly think a small indulgence once in a while is a good thing. Denying yourself too much can lead to binging later, at least in my experience.0 -
sometimes i just give myself the day off and eat more than usual. then i just work hard and stay on top of things for the rest of the week...but i never eliminate things from my life. i have a piece of chocolate and a low fat dessert every night.0
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Ease up on yourself---I had 9 kisses today too but still stayed under my calorie goal ( I also had some dark chocolate after supper).
Not the end of the world---tomorrow you start fresh again.:flowerforyou:
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I like hugs and kisses some times it leads to more!!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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Plan for rewarding yourself! Make it on a day when you have a good calorie burning workout and then you won't blow your calories out nor have any need to feel guilty!
Yes I said REWARD...this is hard work and it is a new lifestyle and mindset...skinny people do make poor food choices occasionally, the difference is that it is occasionally and not on a daily basis. Remember all good things can be bad with over indulgence...it is moderation that is the key!
Best of luck!0 -
I like hugs and kisses some times it leads to more!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:laugh: :laugh:
Of course.:laugh:0 -
Nothing should be banned! Everything in moderation!!!0
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Plan for rewarding yourself! Make it on a day when you have a good calorie burning workout and then you won't blow your calories out nor have any need to feel guilty!
Yes I said REWARD...this is hard work and it is a new lifestyle and mindset...skinny people do make poor food choices occasionally, the difference is that it is occasionally and not on a daily basis. Remember all good things can be bad with over indulgence...it is moderation that is the key!
Best of luck!
couldn't have said it better myself last week I worked extra time at the gym because I really wanted a bag of mini eggs and I didn't feel at all guilty0 -
Dang, honestly, I think that's some pretty decent will power to stop at 9! I bought a bag of jelly beans and ending up polishing off the entire bag in about 24 hours..hahah...
hey! i stared at two bags of kisses and had to put it away because i would have.. tee hee0 -
I like hugs and kisses some times it leads to more!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes yes... i agree!! and i'll take bags of those!!! tee hee0 -
:flowerforyou: Thanks everyone!!! this is definitely a great site! im so glad i joined!0
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I'd be in the same boat with you if it was those reese's peanut butter eggs....trees....hearts....pumpkins...whatever holiday it is they seem to come out with a new one. They're the devil. SOOOO good!!
I can't buy them because if it's in sight I will eat it!!! :laugh:0
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