Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>> A few years ago I totally changed my diet and lost 80 pounds. It was
>> straight up eating less, eating healthier and exercising mere. I know
>> HOW to do it, I just don't want to do it.
>
> Quite a few years ago I lost 93 pounds. I kept it off for a long time, but
> it finally and gradually crept back on. Too many temptations, I guess. <g>
> Loving to cook AND loving to eat can be a curse.

I can see it creeping back here and there. When I lost the weight I ate lean
meats if at all, fish, only whole grains, no white bread or pasta, lots of
fake meat things like tofu and seitan. It really worked. It wasn't a strict
diet or anythign, it was just making better choices about food. Of course, now
my choices have me eating kraft mac and cheese, and chipotle burritos and
neither of those things are very good.

>> I didn't avoid pregnancy because of chemistry, I didn't get pregnat
>> because I couldn't ****ing get laid!
>
> That would **** me off, too!

Dude, you have no idea! I am seriously amazed David stuck around for that. I
went off the pill more to save the relationship than anything. It was bad.

>
>> I'm off the pill and back on cigarettes and it may not be healthier but
>> I am happier. And really, I don't smoke all that much. 4 or 5 a day on
>> weekdays, 1 or 2 on the weekends.
>
> No, you don't. I wish that I only smoked that much.
>

I really only smoke socially, I know I could stop smoking if I wanted. I
haven't had a cigarette all weekend and I haven't really noticed. Thing is, I
like it, I like to do it and I don't want to quit right now. I figure if David
and I get to the point where we're thing about kids, then yeah I'll quit.

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