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I've eaten one meal a day for years. I don't do it because I'm on a diet though. I do it because I like to eat big meals. A big dinner is much more enjoyable th
by IAmTheTucan 8y ago
I've eaten one meal a day for years. I don't do it because I'm on a diet though. I do it because I like to eat big meals. A big dinner is much more enjoyable than a tiny breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I don't get hungry at all.
People apparently think this is strange but I'm equally baffled by the assumed need to eat three times a day. Like, you'll be okay, lol.
- sridca 8y agoDo you feel sleepy after the big dinner?
- toomanybeersies 8y agoI'm in the same boat. I haven't eaten breakfast as a regular thing in about 5 years, I just don't enjoy eating cereal and don't have time to cook up a proper breakfast and eat it. I'll usually have a big lunch, and then a small supper (often something like an avocado and some corn). People say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but I feel no ill effects from skipping it. People just love to repeat things they heard years ago like they're some kind of ground truth. My mum still goes on about how I shouldn't add salt to food and I should avoid fat like it's the devil. And now that I've become a vegetarian, I'm getting the full force of years of marketing from the red meat lobby coming from her. The human body is remarkably capable of managing to operate in a variety of conditions. Whether that's a vegan diet, or an Inuit diet that consists almost solely of meat; intermittent fasting, or continuous grazing.