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Well, thank you for telling me that I have understood my life all wrong. About 10 years ago I weighed 113kg. I decided to really tackle it hard and not give up
by terryf 3y ago
Well, thank you for telling me that I have understood my life all wrong.
About 10 years ago I weighed 113kg. I decided to really tackle it hard and not give up. Threw out all the sugar at home and went on a weightwatchers diet.
Over a period of 1.5 years I got my weight down to 97kg. It was very hard. It was a constant battle with hunger and feeling like crap. But I made it! I reached my goal and it was awesome!
So I crossed the finish line, right? No more hunger?
Guess again. I was back to 110kg a few years later. Still hungry.
So yes, please do tell me about how the urges will go away.
No, they do not.
It's a chemical reaction somewhere that in my body is happening with different amounts of components than some other people's body's. It's not a thing that I can wish really hard to change.
- tlow 3y agoYour toxic attitude illustrates your counter argument rather than you argument. I am not giving you or anyone else advice. But the electro-chemical reaction is also happening in your mind and the software you choose to run there. There is no finish line. Life is suffering.
- tlow 3y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?si=_fjTdiTLWjMGvdQb&v=84dYijIpWjQ&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=_fjTdiTLWjMGvdQb&v=84dYijIp... further evidence refuting your claims