https://www.effectivecpmnetwork.com/qy1p8v7pf?key=6d71180d6f511d900b51c09486775597

Thursday, December 26, 2019

I feel really crappy about gaining and losing the same 20 pounds over the last 7 years.

I’m 25, and I feel like I should have been the skinniest that I ever could have been in these last 7 years. Instead I’ve spent them trying to gain and lose the same 20 pounds. I’ve been telling myself for a while that I was ok being a little heavier (150 pounds at 5ft 1in) but I spent Christmas with my boyfriend’s family this past week and I felt so terrible looking at every single picture his parents took of us. I don’t want to spend the next seven years of my life feeling the same. I want to build sustainable habits and keep this weight off for good.

Just for accountability’s sake I want to: - practice eating slower (I gobble my food down!) - log what I eat (I don’t like counting calories, so for now I just want to write things down) - try to bring as little junk food as possible in the house (I love to cook and I cook pretty healthy - but I tend to overeat healthy food. And I’m very just in my love for food - I will eat ANYTHING) - replace chips with rice cakes/veggies with tajin. Chips are my absolutely favorite fast food. I also love packaged ramen and tend to eat it a lot on busy days, but maybe I can use a half portion and bulk it up with veggies.

Any tips, suggestions, or good vibes welcome. I haven’t felt this bad about my body in a while.

submitted by /u/anjkris
[link] [comments]

source https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/comments/eg6ugb/i_feel_really_crappy_about_gaining_and_losing_the/

No comments:

Post a Comment

Chrissy Metz Weight Loss: The Complete Story Behind Her 100-Pound Transformation - From panic attacks to powerlifting—how the This Is Us star changed her health, her mindset, and her life

If you've ever felt like your weight defined your worth, your opportunities, or your place in the world, Chrissy Metz has been there. ...