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Reply to "not so subtle weight comments from DH ruining my vacation"
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[quote=Anonymous]If you check out the responses of those who say they cannot lose weight, the excuses are that they don't have the time, the cannot go on a "starvation mode" diet or that somehow the usual calories in vs calories out does not apply to them. Then others say they are fine being overweight and are willing to live with it. One of the things about exercising is that you tend to eat less unless you exercise very strenuously and while doing so you certainly are not eating. Doing some weights in addition to cardio helps the process. You also don't need to go on a starvation diet to lose weight as long as you are active. I eat everything incl dessert and fried foods and carbs, etc. The secret is moderation and the reality is that one does not need a lot of food to be satiated. As someone who used to overeat grossly, I am shocked today at how little food I eat and still feel fine - never hungry - because my stomach has probably shrunk. We eat out once a week and usually share an appetizer and entree because that is all we need to eat. We don't end up hungry I assure you. I also have a glass of wine most days. Most people who think they don't eat much, do end up eating a lot more than they think they do. I am trying to be constructive with these suggestions. It is doable but one needs to be willing to put in the effort.[/quote]
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