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.
I know that too well. I either open the bar, in which case it is completely destroyed, or I leave it closed. Once it's open, there's no end to it until it's completely gone. It's the same for me with 5 Snickers bars, 10 milk slices etc. Either completely or not at all.
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
I used to be able to do that. 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...
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...
I've never heard that it can be like an addiction. I imagine it would be unpleasant too. 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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I know that too well. I either open the bar, in which case it is completely destroyed, or I leave it closed. Once it's open, there's no end to it until it's completely gone. It's the same for me with 5 Snickers bars, 10 milk slices etc. Either completely or not at all.
I used to be able to do that. 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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I've never heard that it can be like an addiction. I imagine it would be unpleasant too. 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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