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⌈ Secret Post #2260 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Gaining weight, how?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I think starting to do it helps you continue do it - once you get into a routine of cooking, it's a lot easier to keep it up. You just have to go out, get the food, and get to a point where you feel comfortable cooking, where it's normal to you. That helps a lot. The other thing to bear in mind is that cooking for yourself is often both cheaper and tastier so that's a benefit.

I don't know. I know it can be hard when you're depressed but there's no way to start except starting, and I find that making the effort to do one thing makes it a lot easier to keep doing things. But it's probably different for me because I really like cooking and it's something that I can do to take my mind off things (and also I'm more likely to eat more when I'm depressed, not less).

Re: Gaining weight, how?

[(Anonymous)]

da

also, it takes two months for a new routine to settle into habit in your brain!! manage that long and you're golden (barring severe circumstances like that depression op mentioned. op, can you see a therapist/psychologist about that? :( )

Re: Gaining weight, how?

[(Anonymous)]

Two months! Oh dear... But it kind of helps to have some kind of "goal" thank you both :)