[ SECRET POST #2541 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2541 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How do you dessert?

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry, I guess I just did a really bad job explaining in that post:

Also, the distinction between "dessert" and "fresh fruit" seems unnecessary. Sometimes fresh fruit is dessert
This is exactly the point I was trying to make. Those classic dessert items, like cake, cookies, ice cream etc., are items that I think need some sort of limit. So, if I want dessert but I'm past my allottment on those items, it's encouragement to consider fresh fruit instead.

As for the one Ritz cracker, those things are super satisfying, and the times I've had one after my sandwich...that was all I wanted, and I didn't feel like I was ingesting a ton of sugar and fat and calories. But on those ocassions where I DID really want three or four or five, and I'm getting quite a bit more sugar, fat and calories out of them...it doesn't seem out of line to make that one of my "classic dessert" items?

Re: How do you dessert?

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, that's understandable. I guess, when I place something off limits, that makes it ten times more desirable. So if I say to myself "you had a brownie with lunch the day before yesterday, and today you ate a whole bar of chocolate, so No Dessert For You, self--you can have fruit"--suddenly, all at once, eating fruit seems like a punishment. Even if I picked out the pears and grapes Sunday night at the supermarket because they looked so nice that I wanted them right away, and could hardly wait for the pears to get ripe so I could eat them.

If that makes sense.