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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Peak almond posting is not understanding that normal healthy people eat a variety of foods in a variety of situations. Almond moms think that any internet stranger who is relaxed about food must weigh 400 lbs. They believe that all healthy people are obsessing about food the way they are. It's a mental illness. [/quote]

These women have mental disorders.

The rigidity around meals is, IMO, setting up the kids for a bad relationship with food. In my family, [b]we have a basic structure[/b] around meals and mealtimes, but we can also go with the flow.[b] Sometimes we skip a meal[/b]. Sometimes we have pasta now and fruit or veggies later. We even have the occasional day where [b]we don’t eat ANY vegetables [/b](the horror!)

I’ll bet a lot of the rude, friendless pearl clutchers in this thread still think you have to combine beans and rice at each meal in order to get a complete protein. They haven’t gotten the memo that you need overall balance in your diet, but that doesn’t mean everything has to be perfectly balanced every single time you eat…[/quote]

:shock: Two things -

1. You actually lack a basic structure for meals and mealtimes. And that's because it is a symptom of organizational  dysregulation of the household. Your "hearth" is not "hearthing".

2. The bad relationship with food happens not only for those kids who function within very strict rules of "good and bad" foods and portion control, but also for those kids who are not given food at predictable times or nutritious foods.  Just like what you have detailed.  [b]So, while you are making fun of"friendless pearl clutcher almond mom", you are the opposite end of the spectrum.   [/b]

And frankly, OP actually lost a "friend" because of her lazy negligent poverty meal was not appealing to a functional parent.  So, who is the friendless person now?

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I’m pleased to be the opposite of a friendless pearl clutcher almond mom! Did you think that was an insult?

The rest of your response just proves the point that you are rigid to a disordered degree. You don’t even understand words such as “sometimes” and “occasional” - that’s not healthy. [/quote]

Gotta admit this is one of the most DCUM insults ever, though, you should be proud to have earned this: Your "hearth" is not "hearthing". [/quote]

Sick burn right there hearther[/quote]

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