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I absolutely adore food and eating and this is a huge struggle for me right now because food is constantly on my mind. Iām working, Iām trying to focus on problem-solving on a deadline but instead of the task, my brain is thinking āget up and go eating somethingā. So I go have a piece of cheese or something but then I sit down and it happens again. And again. And again. And by 9pm Iāve eaten the whole package one slice at a time. Itās not that Iām hungry, itās that I love the act of eating. I also hate sitting at my desk working so getting up and going to the fridge is tempting on that front too.
When I meal plan, I canāt focus on my tasks because Iām too excited checking the clock salivating over the meal I planned to eat at noon. So Iāll eat it at 11 insteadā¦ or Iām so eager to eat the dinner I planned that I end up caving and eating it at 5pm, which is too early and leads to me eating again at 6 and 7.
Iāve tried drinking water, chewing gum, buying foods I donāt really like, avoiding keeping snack foods in the house, eating grapes, drinking miso, and good old fashioned willpower. Is there anything else I can try or is it time to look into therapy or something?
ETA: to clarify, Iām not hungry at all. 1200 calories seems to be plenty of calories for me to feel satiated. Itās that Iām addicted to the feeling of eating food, tasting food, the crunch, or the textures and flavors.
I donāt know your stats, but 1200 is a deep deficit for most and perhaps too low for you. Psychologically and or physiologically.
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