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i2kandoit 10-22-2006 10:49 AM

How much do you think about this?
 
When I woke up this morning the first thought I had was "Wow, I did good at not eating last night while playing card at my friends' house". But then my thoughts continued into my weight loss goals, and how would I eat today and on and on and on. How much does everyone here think about their progress, goals ect? I feel like I am thinking about it 24/7.:^:

Lifeguard 10-22-2006 10:51 AM

For me 24/7. I even dream about it. As I get closer to my goal I am hoping I will be more comfortable in my body & that will slow down some.

Ruthxxx 10-22-2006 11:01 AM

Well, I've been dieting since 1960 and still think about it daily. First thing in the morning I review what happened the day before and then plan what is going to happen that day. As you can see by my stats, I've not been very successful although I have lost well over 300 pounds in that time period - trouble is I've gained about as much! :lol:

futuresurferchick 10-22-2006 11:10 AM

I think about it a lot, many many times a day. But before I was always thinking about how fat I was, so this is better. :D

i2kandoit 10-22-2006 11:37 AM

:shrug: I guess it's normal...lol. I was thinking maybe I was getting too obsessed.

passionfruit 10-23-2006 12:55 AM

Same for me, whenever or wherever I am I calculate how much I've eaten. I say them aloud and people look at me as if I'm losing my mind :dizzy:

WhitWhit 10-23-2006 02:43 AM

Everyday.

All day.

It's called an eating disorder.
(Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be 95 pounds to have one.)

I say that I do it to be healthy.

But I just want to be attractive and look good in clothes.

rebeleagle1965 10-23-2006 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by WhitWhit (Post 1446172)
Everyday.

All day.

It's called an eating disorder.
(Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be 95 pounds to have one.)

I say that I do it to be healthy.

But I just want to be attractive and look good in clothes.

Love the honesty:hug:

Couldn't have said it better myself. Me too.

If I could be skinny and get away with it, I would eat chocolate all day. To **** with broccolli.

motownsunshine 10-23-2006 04:15 AM

I think about it often. I am just excited about the goals I have accomplished and moving forward. It's not an obessesion but just a few conscious thoughts which I think are necessary.

FaeReverie 10-23-2006 07:17 AM

I do think about it every day.. and tend to talk about it a lot too, probably driving my boyfriend crazy. I like to plan, think about where I've been and where I'm going. It helps keep me focused!

Tisha___ 10-23-2006 10:06 AM

I think about it 24/7 too. I think especially right now, since I'm basically still at the begining of my journey, I HAVE to make it the #1 priority in my life...or I'll go crazy and eat everything in site. I have to keep reminding myself of it and what it's doing and how well I'm doing. It helps me to stay focused.


Marineswife85 10-23-2006 10:49 AM

Its good to know other people are obsessing over their weight too... Im ALWAYS thinking about it.. Feeling guilty about eating etc.. I hate it.. No matter what im doing im thinkin about my weight.. ugh..

dollypie 10-23-2006 11:24 AM

I think about it 24/7 as well, it there any other way?

buckettgirl 10-23-2006 04:51 PM

I would argue that ANYONE with a significant amount of weight to lose MUST dwell on food/exercise/etc during each day just to make it through. Obese people must reflect and think about goals and slip-ups everday; for the most part it can prevent the backslide into disordered eating/binge eating.
There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about food, the fact that I'm doing Optifast and how I MUST modify my days, how my peers will react, how I will make it through some of my clinical days; I think about what I want to eat and how I want to cook when I am finished with this program and how to incorporate as much exercise as possible. Its all part of the process. I didn't think as I ate my way up to 352lbs, so now I must think about everything I do and every step I take; I must recognize where changes can be made and how things must be different.
This most certainly happens to me everyday; I don't consider it an obsession, just a necessary part of the process.

i2kandoit 10-23-2006 06:52 PM

Thanks a lot to everyone.

ValRock 10-23-2006 08:08 PM

I think about it a lot... I wouldn't say 24/7 because I've got a busy life and I get distracted easily... It's a daily struggle though, for sure.

Loraxluvr 10-23-2006 08:18 PM

I'm with Valrock not 24/7 but often for me to remember... Whitwhit hit it on the head it's a disorder... don't know the technical term but it's something with image.... Damn where is my Women's sociology book! : )


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