| NevadaRain |
07-10-2012 09:53 AM |
Hey Ya'll
Hi there. New to the forum. Actually, I made this account about 3 months ago, then just let it sit untouched for a while. That's really how my view of my weight loss has been lately. I worry about it for a couple days, complain about it, and just kind of hope that my worrying about it will magically make the pounds disappear (not working).
I'm 31, i've had weight problems all my life. I've been as small as a size 14, and as large as a size 28. I'm a size 22 right now, and those jeans are getting really tight. I'm a single mom. I work about 60+ hours a week. And I'm a General Manager of a restuarant, so I'm around my mortal enemy/best friend (food) all day. I'm surrounded by fresh veggies and healthy proteins, as well as induglents carbs. But, it's a restaurant, not like I have time to eat 6 tiny healthy meals all day, **** sometimes I'm lucky if I have time to shove the nearest piece of bread in my mouth. And then there is exercising, I have time. But I use the excuse that I'm soooo tired. And yes, I know I wouldn't be so tired if I got some of this weight off of me. I know that when I go to the gym on a regular basis I am a much happier person. I know that when I am not carrying around 100 extra pounds on my body that I love myself and my life more. But I have this mental block to do anything that makes me look//feel better. Does anyone else have this problem? I know exaclty what I need to do to make things better, but it's like I don't want to.
It's gotten so bad recently that I have been sabotaging my relationship with my boyfriend. Being overly mean to him, and in the back of my mind I know it's because when I've lost large amounts of weight, it's always after a serious heart wrenching break up. In my mind I think if I can push him away, he will break up with me and I will be so upset I will turn to the gym and weight loss for comfort. (seriously twisted way of thinking isn't it?!?!). I don't understand my own mind. I don't know why I can not fathom being truly happy in all aspects of my life at the same time.
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