> and I trained myself to enjoy that feeling I have a very hard time getting work done when I'm hungry. > and nothing tastes as good as skinny feels Have you

> and I trained myself to enjoy that feeling I have a very hard time getting work done when I'm hungry. > and nothing tastes as good as skinny feels Have you ever had a Cheesecake Factory Cinnabon Cheesecake? You might change your tune. > and what works is to keep absolutely no junk food in the house or fridge I don't eat junk food. It's been years since I bought a package of cookies or chips outside of hosting a party, which only happens twice a year. The cheesecake mentioned above is only on the anniversary of my wife and I's first date. > Tea also helps; I drink Coke Zero, but keep it to two cans per day, max. The rest is water. > My salads are a whole romaine of lettuce, half a bag of spinach... O_o I don't think I could eat that much greens in a single sitting. I did do a week where 4 lunches were salad. I split a bag of spinach into 4, added carrots, mushrooms, cucumber, grape tomatoes, ~6 oz of chicken each, and of course just a little dressing to give some extra moisture to the spinach. Felt good to be eating something healthy, but was still hungry. I just think...there are people who seem to have a perfectly calibrated sense of hunger. If they eat a large breakfast, they won't even get hungry for lunch, and will probably have a light dinner. If they eat something really shitty like a Cinnabon Cheesecake, they eat two bites and then acknowledge that's enough, while I could probably pound two entire slices at 1370 calories and 120g of sugar EACH. Am I defective?