I really hate it when people go on a diet and then try to force it on everyone else. At the same time, I find myself trying not to do others a disservice.
My neighbor got a last-minute call for a job, and asked me to pick up a snack for her. I found myself angsting at the deli over something with quick energy, but not too many calories. (I went with a 90 calorie Blueberry Special K bar. ;-)
I made my husband a meatloaf to eat while I was away this week--and was really annoyed that he ate 7/8ths of it before the weekend was over. I had to bite my tongue not to point out that at 375 calories a slice, it's a meal, not a snack--and he could have eaten an entire Costco-size box of Fiber One brownies for the same amount of calories.
He got an advent calendar for the little girl across the street, and I was trying to convince him to fill it with individual gummy Life Savers, and not chocolate, because she's a little person, and you never know how many calories a parent wants to let their kid eat in candy--for 25 days straight.
I definitely don't want to be THAT person. At the same time, I'm trying to find the line between being considerate of others, and being a busy-body!