Ugh…Halloween candy

[Anonymous]

I bought this and love it. https://www.thekitchensafe.com

[Anonymous]

I've decided to never eat Halloween candy or girl scout cookies ever again. It's like crack to me.

[Anonymous]

I love it too. I have a huge sweet tooth and reducing sugar is always a battle. I also was home Friday and the weekend so I definitely indulged more than I should have. Now I have grossed myself off and I will do better this week.

[Anonymous]

Since I lack self-control, I decided against buying candy for trick-or-treaters this year. It turns out it was a smart move, considering my doorbell only rang once, and I would've eaten all of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since I lack self-control, I decided against buying candy for trick-or-treaters this year. It turns out it was a smart move, considering my doorbell only rang once, and I would've eaten all of it.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bought this and love it. https://www.thekitchensafe.com

oMg why is it see thru? That’s just mean! We actually have a safe sitting on our kitchen counter but I do not put candy in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I gave myself two days to snack on my kid’s candy. And stopped journaling those 2 days. I get exhausted by my behaviors. I’m pediatric and not supposed to eat processed foods or sugar, and the shame feels greater if I log it. But I’m done as of yesterday and back on the wagon.

Whole grain toast with almond butter and cucumber for breakfast, and I feel almost human again.

It's your kid's candy. Why are you eating it??

[Anonymous]

My kid only allowed me to eat one fun size almond joy so I haven't had to worry about the calories.

[Anonymous]

Try decorating for Halloween.

If you do cool decorations and put time into it you can eat as much candy as you want.

Halloween is an intense sprint season if you are in to it.

I have not been to gym in a month and six pack still there. And I drank alcohol a good bit; but decorated a lot and taking it down for 3 days keeps the burn going.

[Anonymous]

The combination of all this candy and stress of the possible end of democracy is a TERRIBLE combination!

[Anonymous]

I haven’t had candy since Sunday! Proud of myself. Haha

[Anonymous]

One of the nicer things about being split from my kids' dad is sending the leftover Halloween candy to his place. The kids got a massive haul, as usual. They get one night to eat however much they want. The next day, they each got to pick 10 pieces to keep here, and the rest went to their dad's.

Beautiful, I tell ya. Simply marvellous!

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Anonymous wrote:Do you ever go into an office? Or have a partner who does? Bring your candy in there. Bring all of it.

Yeah just get out of the house.
To save your sanity, I’d just (gasp!) throw it away if that’s the only option

Our orthodontist used to collect it and send it to military overseas.