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27 July 2019

Weigh-in: 254.9 lb lost so far: 6.1 lb still to go: 69.9 lb Diet followed reasonably well
   add comment losing 2.2 lb a week

27 July 2019

Weigh-in: 254.9 lb lost so far: 6.1 lb still to go: 69.9 lb Diet followed reasonably well
   add comment losing 2.2 lb a week

12 July 2019

11 July 2019

09 July 2019

Alrighty then, so cravings journal... I already knew this wasn't going to be fun.

Yesterday, July 8th... I had planned to do a simple protein shake for dinner. It was going to be awesome and I was going to hit my daily caloric intake -- something I consistently fail at-- right on the head! But on the drive home to do this great thing... I thought about Wendy's. I want to blame advertising. I really do, but I already know it's because I have the unfortunate combo of 0- impulse control and a one-track mind. I thought it... therefore it must be. Or I will run myself mentally ragged until such thing exists in my life. Therefore, cutting out the middle man of mental torture, I got Wendy's. And I ate it... It was as unsatisfying as it was tasty. Have you ever eaten something that tasted fine, but the back of your head was blaring "Well... no nutritional value here... good job fueling, human". That was the sensation. Yet, I ate, because I'd bought it and heck if I waste money like that. It was as if the food itself was a punishment. I refused to make myself something else. So I ate and was unsatisfied.

This morning. I woke up with such things on my mind. If I am master of one thing, it's most definitely self-deprecation. Always have been. It makes me wonder if I'm an emotional eater? I wouldn't even know what emotion to focus on. Maybe anxiety? Anxiety and I have a history after all. I only stopped doggedly biting my nails a year ago after all. Any ways, this morning July 9th I didn't want to think about making breakfast. I didn't much want to go to work. I only got 7 hours of sleep, which I know may be a lot for some, but is a little for me. So I got coffee at Dunkin with almond milk and hazelnut syrup. While there I figured I might as well get food-like something. So BEC crossaint it was. I love breakfast food most of all. My dietician says I like calorically-dense foods. And so that kind of lines up. Sadly, I feel most nutritional satisfaction when I proteins and fats above blessed bread and carbs. But I figure... I'll try and hack out my protein/fat ratios later in the day. Even though I had made plans for a good protein rich breakfast of my own making.

I guess the real summary of this entry is that I seem to have good intentions, but lack follow through? How does one increase follow through? I dunno. Most often I hear "just do it". I wonder if Nike gets a nickel every time someone says that? In any case, that has never been a good phrase for me. I overthink things chronically. I've never "just done" anything even if it may have looked like I did. A lot of thought went into the action.. always. Unless.. you know it's like unconscious: going to the bathroom or.. No, no that too. Everything. I overthink everything. But I know that's not good, and I know it in part is my own built-in excuse mechanism. If I think about something long enough, I just won't do it. I've gotten out of doing a lot of stuff because of it, which was probably satisfying at the time. But now that I actually really REALLY want to do something, it's nothing but an Achilles heel. And if I'm not mistaken that got him killed...

So I'm thinking-- ever, always-- this overthinking thing needs to be addressed before I'll make any real headway in this journey.

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