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Originally Posted by Su-Bee
I don't think most people belong at the bottom of the healthy weight range for their height! My "healthy" weight (according to BMI) is 116-149. I was too thin a few years ago at 123, so I KNOW 116 would be sickly looking!
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That's curious. We are the same height, but according to Nutridiary, my healthy weight range is 114-144, based on a BMI of 19-24.
I am a bit scared to get on the scale ATM. I have been having Easter chocolate and my boyfriend will insist on feeding me bad stuff. He bought a cherry pie ages ago because I mentioned that I liked it but I have been refusing it whenever he offers it to me - we stay at his house at weekends.
But now as I'm eating chocolate I have temporarily stopped logging my calories (yes, I know!) so last night I decided, what the heck, I'd have a piece. But then my daughter decided she didn't like hers so I had hers too.
So yesterday, he went out and bought some fig rolls and some marshmallows and almond Magnums, specifically because these are things he knows I like, and brings them in with a big grin on his face expecting me to be pleased. I feel awful telling him, it's like disappointing a child. But I can't eat this stuff and expect to stay slim. I try to tell him but he just says "But I want to treat you!"
He doesn't get it - he can eat anything and stay slim. If I eat what I want I blow up. He was so chuffed that I actually ate the cherry pie finally.
I am so scared to get on the scale. I have tried to be good with what else I eat though to make up for eating the bad stuff. I left my chocolate at home though so I have about half an egg to get through before it's all gone and I can start logging again.
I can eat that in a day easily so I can start again on Monday.
My jeans feel OK though so I don't think I've put on more than 3 or 4 lb and I should be able to lose it fairly easily. My 10K race is coming up so I need to ramp up my training a bit.
The ultimate punishment for him would be for me to actually eat all the stuff he buys me, get fat again and then say "I told you so!", but obviously I don't want to do that. I'll just have to keep on trying to explain it to him.