I came here because I felt like such a sad sack having regained 5 of the pounds that I lost from several days of overating. What triggered it? I lost 5 lbs, so OF COURSE immediately I had to put them back on or I may have progressed, and we can't have THAT, can we. I have some strange need to punish myself and I don't know why. I had some things to do this weekend and meet friends at a festival and I didn't go for no netter reason than I was tired and as much as I desperately want to have friends and feel good around people I am terrified around them.
So I guess I just wanted to say I have been there, I am there, and I have the t-shirt. Back to you.
For me, and maybe for you, the answer is not to weigh ourselves because if we don't have something frick up we won't frick it up. Everytime I have lost weight in the past it just sort of happened without me realizing it. Yet every time; EVERY TIME I weigh myself and succeed I eat, thinking, well, I won't be as bad as it was before. All these cognitive distortions. And all the time in the back of my head I know I am fooling myself and will regret that.
And the terrible thing is, when i read people saying "I ate this and I shouldn't have" my first response in my head is, then why did you? And then I do it myself and I makes no sense at all. This just can't be handled with logic. I really like the Beck diet, but it is all about logic. And it helps. But at these illogical times I just don't know what happens, or why I do it.
Here I am talking about myself again.....
I am going to try eating and exercising as I should (I'm real good about the exercise) and just not weigh myself. Maybe you could try too. Go by the feel of your clothes and body.
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