Miserable
kristen807
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sooooo i probably just ate 2000 calories in one sitting....and now I feel extremely guilty :C
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don't let the guilt make you give up. Pick yourself up - dust yourself of and keep going. We all do stuff like that every now and then.0
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It happens. My advice would be to do something healthful and that would make you feel good. Maybe, go for a walk? Try to plan out a couple fo meals that are reasonable AND forgive yourself. Nothing will be accomplished by beating yourself up over it.0
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Thanks guys. It is good to know I am not alone!0
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sooooo i probably just ate 2000 calories in one sitting....and now I feel extremely guilty :C
Get therapy.
2k is nothing.
If you are 5'3" and mildly active you probably burn about 2k-2400 daily anyway.
Grab a book on metabolism and begin to understand how food effects your body.
Then you can say "Hey! I just had the best cheat meal ever!!!!"0 -
You've acknowledged... now accept... move forward... :flowerforyou:0
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sooooo i probably just ate 2000 calories in one sitting....and now I feel extremely guilty :C0
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Don't worry about it - move on!! And definitely don't starve yourself the rest of the day!! If you can, try to be more active today- even just some stretches will help you feel better and less bloated.
Feel better soon!!0 -
She said in one sitting, not her daily intake. I had a "bad" weekend and didn't track what I ate. I found out a couple of days later that that ONE freaking weekend cost me a week's worth of work. That made it easier for me not to cheat.sooooo i probably just ate 2000 calories in one sitting....and now I feel extremely guilty :C
Get therapy.
2k is nothing.
If you are 5'3" and mildly active you probably burn about 2k-2400 daily anyway.
Grab a book on metabolism and begin to understand how food effects your body.
Then you can say "Hey! I just had the best cheat meal ever!!!!"0 -
Life happens and every once in a while you need to live... We all do!!! But with that said treat your next meal (and yourself) to a smarter healthy meal. You get a fresh start of new choices at every meal. YOU CAN DO THIS0
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