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re: What is the one thing preventing you from losing weight?
Posted on 1/10/24 at 5:58 pm to fareplay
Posted on 1/10/24 at 5:58 pm to fareplay
quote:False original premise for me.
What is the one thing preventing you from losing weight?
I benefit from the intersection of three useful traits:
a) I’m not a connoisseur*
b) I can easily skip a whole day without eating
c) I like to regularly exercise
I’m fortunate, if I want to eat a pint of Breyer’s, I can.
I’m in firm control of myself, it’s taken me a long time to realize that not many folks have the same abilities.
*I like the taste of good food and the eating experience but I don’t live to eat.
Posted on 1/11/24 at 9:10 am to soccerfüt
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I like the taste of good food and the eating experience but I don’t live to eat.
This is probably the real root of my problems: I live to eat. This is going to sound like depression (because it is), but most days, my meal is the only thing I look forward to and one of the few things that brings me any pleasure or enjoyment. I eat emotionally, and have a bad habit of soothing with food.
Cooking delicious “plate lunch” style meals for myself is one of the few ways that I am able to effectively care for myself and give myself a little joy. I am trying to get better at controlling portions, but I don’t know if I could meaningfully switch to a significantly healthier rotation of recipes. Everything I do is meant to be cooked in one or two big batches per week and then portioned out throughout the week and reheated in a single-serve container in an office microwave. My “healthy” meals don’t tend to taste near as good reheated like that than gumbo, red beans, or pork chops & gravy.
To change my diet would require me to wholesale change my cooking schedule, techniques, recipes, ingredients, etc. It would not be a simple transition/decision.
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