I wrote yesterdays blog because of a blog I saw featured, I have been accused of "bashing" diets...this is a reply I made, but due to it been moderated I doubt it will get put up.
But you brought up a point, "do it in different ways"
For me if you have to "diet" in many different ways, that tells me the "diet" you are on is not sustainable for longterm, so in theory is a quick fix....you may then put that weight back on when you go back to normal eating. A quick fix for a special occasion i can totally understand, but constantly doing different diets, well you are starving your body of certain nutrients.
I know this because for 7 years I fad dieted and turned bullimic, and my weight did not stay off. I had to change my eating habits full time, that is how you maintain a healthy lifestyle and keep the weight off.
This is part of what I wrote, it just worries me that we as a whole are buying into this celebrity culture, when half the time they maintain a slim figure by hoovering up nose candy....Seth Rogen is a prime example. In my younger days when I'd party in Manchester I saw these sorts of things, even by footballers. I think some can be happy at a size 8 or a size 20, but to be told that being over a 14 is fat, makes me feel sad and pissed off at the shallow world we are creating.
Sorry for ranting ![]()
brokendownangel
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Don't you dare apologise. This subject is worth ranting about. We are all who we are, and why the fuck would we all wanna be stick thin replicas of each other anyway? Men like us in all different forms you know and I like curves - they are sexy, without curves we are like children, definitely summat wrong with anyone who finds that sexy!
I agree that the thing to do is to change eating habits, but food should be enjoyed not endured - not ever! We should concentrate on trying to be healthy not skinny x