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So Friday night i have a date with a guy i went to college with and havent seen in a while. Im pretty darn excited except for the dinner part. He mentioned that hes a really good cook so i dont know if he is going to cook for me or if we are going to go out to a resturant. I dont wanna be one of those girls that "oh im trying to lose weight" and be picking at my food and making it akward. I thought about eating before i went but i dunno. what would you do?
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Maybe tell him you're eating healthy at the mo and if he could try and fit in around that..... If he doesn't understand then there's no real point in seeing him! :happy: :flowerforyou:0
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ive honestly just been hitting the gym hard this week and trying to stay under my calories so that if he cooks something i would be okay. Resturants i can order pretty healthy so thats not as scary as him actually cooking. lol. Ill be hitting the gym before i go so that my body will be burning afterwards. I just get so nervous putting bad food in my body anymore. Its so crazy lol0
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Make it your "cheat day", and if he cooks, just have small portions. If you go out, order a salad. You might consider telling him you are on a special diet and asking what restaurant he wants to go to so you can look at the menu or call ahead of time and decide what you will eat. You don't have to say you are trying to lose weight, you might say you are on a low sodium diet or something like that .0
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oh my gosh, don't worry about one cheat night! it'll prob just give your metabolism a boost!0
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Eat a BIG salad at dinner (dressing on the side). order something that is baked or broiled, either chicken or fish. Too full for anything else. You will be fine. Remember this is a forever eating change for you and you want to go out!
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Enjoy it as a cheat night guilt free. One day won't hurt, and you may find you don't have anything to worry about. Have a great time! :happy:0
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Its life, enjoy yourself, eat whatever in moderation..0
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My only advice would be take plenty of Pepto before the date so you don't end up having to go poo while you're on the date.0
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It's only for one night.. You'll be fine.0
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If hes a good cook he will probably have a vegitable of some sort. If his main is is kind of unhealthy, stock up on the vegitable and go less on the unheathier parts!0
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So Friday night i have a date with a guy i went to college with and havent seen in a while. Im pretty darn excited except for the dinner part. He mentioned that hes a really good cook so i dont know if he is going to cook for me or if we are going to go out to a resturant. I dont wanna be one of those girls that "oh im trying to lose weight" and be picking at my food and making it akward. I thought about eating before i went but i dunno. what would you do?
I would enjoy my date. Pick something reasonable and enjoy it, or pick whatever you want and enjoy it. You can exercise more before you go or after if you are that worried about it, but one meal isn't the end of the world.0 -
If you are holding a good conversation he won't be paying attention to how much you eat. Just be yourself.0
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If he wants to cook for you, that's awesome! I would just try to make sure I had a healthy breakfast, a light lunch, and maybe some sort of snack while you get ready. That way you will have calories to spare and you won't be STARVING by the time you do get to eat. Most of all, enjoy yourself!0
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This sounds very exciting...just work out hard before and during the date explain then what you are doing. I'm sure he will
understand...you will learn allot about him with his reaction. Relax and enjoy the date...worry abbot the calories the next day.0 -
Make it your "cheat day"
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Exercise your *kitten* off beforehand and burn 1000 calories or more so you don't have to feel like not eating. This is what I do when I am invited somewhere where I know I can't totally control the calories. I will be doing this on Valentines Day, my Birthday, our Anniversary, etc. Works well. Just make good choices if you do go out somewhere!0
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If he cooks for you, eat it. If you go out, you can try to make some good choices.:bigsmile:0
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I say enjoy the evening!!! If you worry too much about what dinner will be you might get distracted from the actual "date". If he makes food and its high cal, then hit the gym harder the next day. Plus if you've been busting your butt all week, its a nice reward for you! Have fun girl!!!0
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So Friday night i have a date with a guy i went to college with and havent seen in a while. Im pretty darn excited except for the dinner part. He mentioned that hes a really good cook so i dont know if he is going to cook for me or if we are going to go out to a resturant. I dont wanna be one of those girls that "oh im trying to lose weight" and be picking at my food and making it akward. I thought about eating before i went but i dunno. what would you do?
I would go enjoy your night and dont be worrying so much about calories.You will prob be too nervous to eat much anyway and even if not im sure you wont want to stuff your face like a crazy woman on front of him.You can maybe do some extra exercise tomorrow and work it off.You never know you might find another way of working it off.Ah hmm am like dancingxgx
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If things work out between you two then he'll have to know eventually
I personally think that when you tell someone your eating healthy and stick to it...you gain some respect. I wouldnt tell him "im trying to lose weight" I'd simply say that ur eating healthy. And good luck with your date!
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