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I doubt anything could be worse than a period! Ugh.

My period doesn't make me have cravings. Although I would kill for a milkshake right now. It just usually gives me horrible cramps and makes me incredibly nauseous. I have a low pain tolerance and although I hear chocolate is a natural remedy for that, I usually just steer clear of it.

Actually there are events that make it impossible for you to say no. Example: When your grandmother or mother buys you fast food and decides to swing by to drop it off. You can't exactly say no. I mean I would feel absolutely guilty if I told them no when they spent money on food for me.

Chocolate, jelly beans, easter eggs! Yeah, I'll be eating all the Easter goodies. I might gain a bit back but I can lose it again. Also did you know that chocolate is good for you? Contrary to popular belief. 1. It decreases stroke risk! 2. Chocolate reduces the likelihood of a heart attack 3. Chocolate protects against…

I thought that I would elaborate, just a tiny bit. Hence the edit and partial rewrite. My question concerns calories, mostly how to increase your calorie intake without gaining all of the weight that you've lost back. Currently I am at just around 293 pounds with a goal of 199, just to start off with of course. So far I've…

I think it's brilliant. Usually dancing isn't my favorite version of art form. I prefer singing/music. But if I could dance like that, I definitely would! It just looks fun!

I eat at around 1,200 calories a day.

I think you're over exaggerating, to be honest. Not everyone is overweight, at least not where I'm from. In fact most of the people around Georgia are thin. Which I hate. It makes me feel so out of place...

In that case... if she just wants to hang out and you don't mind, just invite her back to your place for some bread.

Okay. Here's my two cents. Let him eat what he wants! Just teach him portion control. Instead of letting him eat that whole burger, maybe you should just let him have half. Instead of that soda that he wants so badly, try suggesting the zero calorie option. There are ways that he can eat what he wants! As long as you stick…

There's nothing wrong with eating a burger every now and then. Don't let anyone tell you differently. I'm eating just at 1,200 calories a day and I still have room to add half a burger in there. Half a WHOPPER to be precise. And I'm still losing weight. I just lay off the sodas.

Yes, well I'd rather not offend my 76 year old grandmother.