yesterday was like an entire pizza and a half. Today I am drinking a cup of milk. It is 6PM.
update: talked to a pretty trans girl at a bar for like 2 hours then cried so bad I had a nosebleed
I feel seen.
Isn’t this just binge eating? I assumed I had a disorder.
Not necessarily. I’m pretty sure there’s more parts to binge eating than just eating a lot of food in a short period of time. More psychology involved such as struggling to control yourself/how much you eat, and likely involving overeating by a lot
But like, do read up on expert sources than just me
I like to edge my stomach as well. Got to get it all worked up for that big meal after just drinking coffee and energy drinks for two days.
21 kcal?
America! They mean kilo calories but just write calories. Pretty weird as a European when you see a whole can of coke with 140 calories and think “daaaayum that’s less than a bite of celery” but that same can has 40g of sugar in it.
This seems like the natural way to do it. Before agriculture our meals weren’t guaranteed and we had fewer options for preservation so you might as well eat it all when you got the chance.
Bro 21572 calories is like a cup of zucchini
How big of a cup are you using?
A regular US cup.
21572 calories is 21.5 kcal and sugar is 3870 calories per gram, or 387 kcal per 100 grams. The KILO literally means THOUSAND.
Yes. Kilo means thousand. However in some contexts, a single calorie is the same as a kilocalorie. Don’t ask me why.
There are 2 calories, the small one and the big one. And the big one is exactly the same as a thousand of the small ones.
Americans mean kilo calories when they spell Calories with a capital C, otherwise it’s normal calories. Yes it’s dumb.
OMFG, that is beyond dumb… it is almost evil
I’m 51 and this is 100% still me. And yeah, I was hospitalized because of small intestine inflammation pushing into my pancreas about a year ago. I’m still on the diet roulette though, food is just really expensive and cooking from scratch is hard to always do when you’re cooking for 5-6 people with different dietary requirements. I’m getting ready to do a week fast. Apparently extended fasting releases stem cells beginning to be significant at around 42 hrs, but there are more benefits when you get beyond 72 hrs. I love reading about science validating ancient practices.
The one side effect of ADHD meds I don’t get is weight loss 😭
