Off topic & small talk: what do you eat today, the days (Page 388)

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Falko wrote on 26.11.2024 at 02:22:My problem is that I don't just eat 1 or 2 bars of it, but always the whole bar. It would be better for me if there were only the 100 g bars on offer and not the huge 300 g bars from Milka.

Saphira wrote on 26.11.2024 at 08:28:

I do like chocolate, including Milka, but I could never eat a whole bar in one sitting. By that I mean the small bar. I would certainly need over a week for a large one if I actually had an appetite for it every day. Luckily, I'm not tempted at all. The last time I ate chocolate was maybe 4 months ago, but that was chocolate crossies. So I wouldn't have any problems if a big bar like that suddenly appeared in front of me. I would probably give it away or put it in the cupboard and forget about it. But I can understand if you can't get past such things. Maybe you'll manage to organize them for yourself

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Max_Bet wrote on 27.11.2024 at 08:45:

I used to be able to. Deal with sweets. At some point that changed quietly. There are even days when I realize in the afternoon, oops I have nothing sweet for tonight, that I go out again (even to the gas station if nothing else is open) and buy something. At the gas station I usually buy 3-4 Big Corny cereal bars Salted Caramel... It's a sugar addiction, I'll admit that to myself. But how to get away from it? Simply not buying sweets. But that's sooo easy to say. As I said, I don't take anything with me to the store in the afternoon, but in the evening I get it into my head and jet off to the gas station again... Sooo sick somehow.
Luckily I work physically and am not inclined to be fat, so it doesn't really set in. Which of course doesn't make it any healthier. A doctor can't help me. I have to manage it myself. It sounds ridiculous, but such a loss of control (even if slight) is serious. I worry about it every day and yet I already know what's going to happen again tonight...

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Saphira wrote on 27.11.2024 at 09:30:

I've never heard that it can be like an addiction. I also imagine it to be unpleasant. Maybe it would be a start to have the stuff at home to calm down, but to start not touching it. Day by day. And break the cycle that way. But I imagine you've already tried that.

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Max_Bet wrote on November 27th, 2024 at 12:04 pm:
Yes it is very unpleasant. Unfortunately, having it at home but not answering it is not an option. On the contrary.
If I knew what it gives me, i.e. what the added value is, I could start there. Like someone who drinks because they want to forget. But this added value doesn't exist with sugar. Or at least I haven't yet found out why I need it.

The only option, as with all addictions: Don't buy/consume the substance until the brain stops putting it on the agenda and then maintain and extend that distance. It doesn't work any other way. Badly real and somehow weak. But unfortunately that's my reality.


Topic: I'm having spaghetti with tuna today

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Stromberg wrote on 27.11.2024 at 13:02:

And that it is the sugar is safe?

So if you were to eat any substitute product with sweetener, it wouldn't satisfy your addiction?

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garfield68 wrote on 27.11.2024 at 10:42 am: I'm having königberger klopse with boiled potatoes for lunch today.

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Max_Bet wrote on November 27th, 2024 at 12:04 pm:
Yes it is very unpleasant. Unfortunately, having it at home but not answering it is not an option. On the contrary.
If I knew what it gives me, i.e. what the added value is, I could start there. Like someone who drinks because they want to forget. But this added value doesn't exist with sugar. Or at least I haven't yet found out why I need it.

The only option, as with all addictions: Don't buy/consume the substance until the brain stops putting it on the agenda and then maintain and extend that distance. It doesn't work any other way. Badly real and somehow weak. But unfortunately that's my reality.


Topic: today we're having spaghetti with tuna

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