[ SECRET POST #2407 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2407 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...it makes you bitter that your love of eating has caused you to gain weight, as is in accordance with logic?

I'm a bit confused about the "won't be able to taste the food I make" thing though. is there a certain medical issue that you have that causes this or are you assuming that healthy food = extremely bland? because that's really not true at all...

[lynx]

It makes me bitter because I wish I gave no fucks about my appearance. But apparently I do. I'm not doing it for my health. I feel bad about being shallow enough to care about this.

I'd say I already eat healthy, actually. I cook my own food, and have even been a vegetarian for the last ten years. I seldomly eat junk food, or pre-packaged stuff, I make everything from scratch. So I it's not the food, or at least not entirely the food, the reason I gained so much weight. I suspect I'll be eating rabbit food the rest of the year after I go to the doctor.

[thene]

tbph I think there's more stigma attached to intentional weight loss than is warranted. Like, personally I hate bras and makeup and fashion and find these things problematic, but I don't harsh people who talk about them. Wanting your body to look & feel the way you're comfortable with isn't 'shallow', imo, just an aspect of having a stable identity, and I think it's best not to judge oneself for that.