Does anyone else have this problem? My roommates are being really vocally supportive of my efforts lately, and it kinda makes me uncomfortable. I signed up for a membership at this martial arts place, and I went to my second class today. So 2 classes in a week. That's great and everything, but is it amazing? Not really.
My roommates were making this really big deal about how great it was I went, and asking me how I felt after, if I felt happy with myself, blah blah blah. It just felt patronizing. I think they are trying to be supportive but it makes me angry at myself, because I feel like I've given off this impression that I'm incapable of sticking with something and carrying out my plans, and now that I've done it they are so surprised that I'm actually doing something. They know I lost a lot of weight before I knew them, but they haven't seen me, since I moved in, making a hardcore effort. I have also given in a lot to the peer pressure and eaten junk food with them, so I feel like they see me as this weak person.
I know the solution to this... I just have to not worry about what they think, continue with my plans, stick to my goals.. and their opinion of me will change, because they will see what I repeatedly do. But I wish they would lay off the compliments for now! Does anyone else get uncomfortable with so-called "support"?