Why are there Dunkin Donuts in my house?!

If it is all possible to hide the junk food your hubby brings in do it. Not to hide it from him, but to keep it out of your sight. You won't crave it so much if it's not right in front of you, taunting you.
You might also try a "come to Jesus" conversation with your hubby about being more supportive. And how being supportive doesn't mean giving up the foods he wants, just not flaunting it.

I was having this problem quite often. It feels like sabotage to me, so I told him to STOP! He still eats bacon and ice cream pretty regularly, but at least he isnt bringing in 3 bags of cakes, cookies, and candies from the dollar store anymore!!!

i suggest you kick him in the nuts for not supporting you.....jus sayin:blushing:

whatever bad food I get tempted with that my bf wants he has to hide it.
Thats the only way I wont eat it.

Just curious if anyone else has this issue- I have to watch everything I eat and am still working on making some changes (I'm only a week in...) but my hubs can eat ANYTHING and not gain an ounce! Sweets, sugar, chocolate, all those yummy awful things are my achilles. So while I go grocery shopping and do most of the cooking, he'll still bring in snacks and junk food. Drives. Me. Nuts.

I'm still learning dicipline to not eat the junk, but it's hard when he's so clueless!!

Anyone have any tips?

Yep, mine is the same way. I try to ignore what he eats altogether. I had to learn that he needs all those calories he consumes. I eat dinner before he even gets home because he eats dinner twice anyway. That way I can do something else while he's eating what I left him and then looking for more food to eat after that.

Just say no, and walk away or distract yourself. The craving will go away in a matter of minutes. When you consistently say no, then it'll be a habit and you'll be able to look at pastries, snacks, and cake without even thinking about wanting it!

Although your husband may eat and eat without seemingly getting fat, he might contain a lot of the fat in his organs. For example, my friend who is really skinny and my other friend who was average weight took a fat percentage test. My skinny friend was 25% body fat while the average weight one was 19%.

I try to just give things a really big sniff and then walk away. Just remember that the donut is in your mouth for like 20 seconds, the calories are forever.

Let me guess - he's under 35? It will catch up. In the meanwhile, do what you need to do to stay strong. Even if it's throwing them all in the trash.

On the other hand, I have a friend who's a donut addict. He lost weight by throwing away 3/4 of every donut he touches. I don't know how many of us could do that, but it's a thought.

I have a similar problem. I live with my uncle and his teenage daughter. She has a super fast metabolism and can eat anything, so he likes to buy her treats and there's always texas toast and tater tots in the freezer. My uncle is just as bad with himself. During a baseball or hockey game he will sit down with a bag of chips and onion dips and just munch the whole time. There's always sweets and junk in the house.
One thing that keeps me away from it is telling myself "no they bought that, it's for them" (even though we split the groceries). I think just telling myself that its someone else's food, even though it really isn't, helps me stay away from it easier.

It's a nice idea to say that he shouldn't have to change just because you are changing, but that just doesn't work in reality. Your spouse, your friend,s and your coworkers are huge influences on your eating life. If you were able to with stand that temptation you probably wouldn't be on this site to begin with, right?
As your husband he bears some responsibility for supporting you in your efforts. I know from my own experience that men can get away with worse eating habits when they are young than women, but when we get married to them we often adopt some of their bad habits and pact on the pounds.
I had this show-down with my own husband (who is usually the most awesome, supportive man on the planet). He just didn't get it. So one day after days of begging him to do his snacking at the office or anywhere that wasn't home, he brought home the last straw. Cheesecake. I picked it up and put it in the trash. I did this on two more occasions before he threw in the towel and called a truce.
And you know what? The goober has lost ten freaking pounds while I've lost three! He likes to smile while saying its Karma. He's probably right, but I just smile to myself when I see him posing in front of the mirror.

I have a no junk food rule in my house, unless it's planned/discussed ahead of time (or it's something I don't like).

The only person who can sabotage your diet is you. Just because there are tempting treats in the house doesn't mean you have to eat them - it's called will power.

Then again, if you like sweets a donut every now and again isn't going to kill you and the temptation only gets worse when you feel like you're depriving yourself.

I had not realized until reading this, that I also eat tons of junk hubby brings home!! It's a good thing I do all the grocery shopping!
It helps when we order Girl Scout cookies..we all order separate. So, his is his. I don't touch his. Think of it as his. Not for you.