I ate a candy bar and I liked it.

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  • Pollywog39
    Pollywog39 Posts: 1,730 Member
    OH
    MY
    GAWWWD!

    How COULD you? Did you even THINK about the long-term implications of this?
    Are you CRAZY!
    YOU DID WHAT?

    YOU actually BOUGHT and ATE a Candy Bar?

    Wow.............................................I'm horrified.

    Don't you KNOW what that sugar will DO to you?

    .........................:wink::wink:

    lol....although that would not be MY candy bar of choice :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
  • beckipercy
    beckipercy Posts: 160 Member
    I still eat chocolate, I'd go insane without it. But I have noticed that I enjoy it so much more now. It takes me longer to eat a small "funsize" bar than it would have done to eat a family sized bar before!!
  • beckipercy
    beckipercy Posts: 160 Member
    Um I eat some kind of junk (fast food, candy, cookies, ice cream) every single day. And I have lost over 50lbs doing so. I know myself and know for a fact (have tried and failed so many other times) that if I don't allow myself something bad every day I will not continue. Period. So, good for you!

    Agreed, I eat a small, snack sized bar of chocolate every day for my lunch, and it is working extremely well for me so far. If I didn't do that, I would spend so much time craving it that I wouldn't enjoy my new eating habits, and if I didn't enjoy it, I wouldn't stick to it :)
  • kevbot34
    kevbot34 Posts: 25
    Chips are what kill me.....
  • AnneGenevieveS
    AnneGenevieveS Posts: 441 Member
    one time isn't going to kill you :) I'm proud that you lasted this long.

    glad you enjoyed it. Everything in moderation
  • momof8munchkins
    momof8munchkins Posts: 1,167 Member
    Now I want one!!:)

    Yup!!!! :devil:

    same here!!
  • woodmetal
    woodmetal Posts: 72
    Me too!! I want to get to the point that if I eat sweets i enjoy it not scarf it down mindlessly!!
  • rachcamp88
    rachcamp88 Posts: 88 Member
    I had a piece of hot chocolate fudge cake at the weekend. I was working, serving a big table and 10 of them ordered it, with every plate I took to the table it looked more and more delicious. It tasted amazing and I only felt guilty for about 20minutes, once i logged it I realised I was still under my calorie acount, that felt almost as good as the cake tasted!
  • MelissaWI
    MelissaWI Posts: 133 Member
    If you eat something that is not so good for you just plan to work a little harder or fit it in your calorie intake for the day.. You don't have to deprive yourself... If you have a eating disorder.. Sometimes that one bite leads to more and more and more.. I don't know if it is safe to say just take one bite.. Because that would be like me saying to a crack addict in recovery.. Oh just one hit.. Or an alcoholic oh just one drink.. It is so hard when you have a disorder..
  • TrophyWifeSass
    TrophyWifeSass Posts: 490 Member
    It's a GATEWAY!

    Good for you, I do it too and I am a HAPPIER person for it!

    Gateways rock!
  • Grokette
    Grokette Posts: 3,330 Member
    Yes, I admit it.

    I went to the store, to get stuff to make ceviche. And there it was. Calling my name. The Herseys Cookies and Cream bar.

    I didn't buy it.

    Then I got in my car and realized I forgot the main ingredient in the SHRIMP ceviche... the shrimp.

    This time, I got the candy bar. I haven't eaten one in about a year and half.

    And so I ate it.

    It was good.


    Moral of the story:
    Am I dead? No.
    Do I feel guilty? No.
    Did that ruin my day? No.
    Did I log it? Yes.
    Did I think about all the processed junk in it and worry about it? No.
    Is that going to make me fail the rest of the day/week/year? No.
    Did it keep me sane? Yes.
    Did I actually end up eating all of it? Nope, it was to rich.
    Did I enjoy it? HECK YES.

    So, that one candy bar, isn't going to kill you. I appreciated the candy bar now and didn't just scarf it down. I enjoyed the candy bar and didn't feel guilty about it.

    What you stated is true for YOU. Many others are not so fortunate. You people don't need to keep shoving the whole "everything in moderation" mindset down everyone's throat.

    It works for YOU! GREAT, good for you.

    Please don't encourage those that are in the throws of food addiction down this path because it is not the same for them.

    Moderation doesn't work or isn't healthy for EVERYONE. You are bio-individually different from me and every other single person on the face of this earth.
  • Grokette
    Grokette Posts: 3,330 Member
    Yes, I admit it.

    I went to the store, to get stuff to make ceviche. And there it was. Calling my name. The Herseys Cookies and Cream bar.

    I didn't buy it.

    Then I got in my car and realized I forgot the main ingredient in the SHRIMP ceviche... the shrimp.

    This time, I got the candy bar. I haven't eaten one in about a year and half.

    And so I ate it.

    It was good.


    Moral of the story:
    Am I dead? No.
    Do I feel guilty? No.
    Did that ruin my day? No.
    Did I log it? Yes.
    Did I think about all the processed junk in it and worry about it? No.
    Is that going to make me fail the rest of the day/week/year? No.
    Did it keep me sane? Yes.
    Did I actually end up eating all of it? Nope, it was to rich.
    Did I enjoy it? HECK YES.

    So, that one candy bar, isn't going to kill you. I appreciated the candy bar now and didn't just scarf it down. I enjoyed the candy bar and didn't feel guilty about it.

    It seems that everyone wants to support this undisciplined behavior but I don't. Its a slippery slope folks... you'll soon end up on the dark side.

    Amen, if you are not being crude or condescending as many of these other posts are.

    I can't believe the amount of people that make their crass jokes in regards to others not being able to have everything in moderation due to food addictions, allergies and intolerances.

    It is very insensitive and down right rude.
  • fteale
    fteale Posts: 5,310 Member
    Good. My sister has just come back from NY and brought the children Reeces and Hershey cookies and cream pieces. I can't have peanuts, but I did have a couple of the hersheys and they are quite good, in an insanely sweet way.


    I factor in for some chocolate (usually hotel chocolate or home made) most days. I only eat dark chocolate (70% cacao) and I don't think one or two after a day of eating properly is an issue.
  • cjpg
    cjpg Posts: 433 Member
    What you stated is true for YOU. Many others are not so fortunate. You people don't need to keep shoving the whole "everything in moderation" mindset down everyone's throat.

    It works for YOU! GREAT, good for you.

    Please don't encourage those that are in the throws of food addiction down this path because it is not the same for them.

    Moderation doesn't work or isn't healthy for EVERYONE. You are bio-individually different from me and every other single person on the face of this earth.

    Sorry, but you're mistaken. Moderation works and is very healthy for everyone. What you're referring to is an individuals ability to adhere to it that may not necessarily work. Explanations, reasons or even excuses aside this is an undeniable fact.
  • fatheroftwins
    fatheroftwins Posts: 2 Member
    Awesome post.
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