Guest guest Posted June 11, 2009 Report Share Posted June 11, 2009 Hello everyone, Well really, I should introduce myself. I have been lurking for a long time now, gathering wonderful feedback and support from all of you. My name is and I am within normal weight range I guess, but have struggled with body image issues for the past 9 years or so. I have always been so hard on myself, and treated myself in ways that I would never treat a friend or family member. I have been on weight watchers for the past 3 years, and i did great at first, but since having to start birth control to regulate a period that never came (i went 2 years without one), my body weight started to climb. for the first time i felt out of control with my ability to manage my weight. i now realize how restricted i have been with my eating, focusing on every ounce of food i put in my mouth, having to log it in my food journal each time, and log all my exercise as well. after three years, i just got tired of it all. i just want to LIVE LIFE, enjoy food in moderation, and stop thinking so much about food altogether. well recently i started back at school for my summer semester, and i have been slightly binging on peanut butter at the end of a very long day. i know i should not be eating so late, but i just get home and want to relax and the smooth peanut butter seems to soothe me after a rough day of a full time job and a full time school commitment. how would you all handle this night-time eating issue? i am learning to really pay attention to my body's signals, but it is hard when you are so tired and just want to relax. peanut butter has always been a trigger food for me, and i have a hard time with it when it is around. i threw the jar out last night, and plan on not buying it for awhile until i can muster some control over it. what are your thoughts? i appreciate you listening to me and reading this email. laura Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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