Fri, Feb-01-02, 11:04
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Senior Member
Posts: 563
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Plan: Atkins/ Protein Power
Stats: 173/140/140
BF:2ndX w/ Atkins
Progress: 100%
Location: Memphis, TN
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I'm no Dr. but,
This "diet" is not a diet...see I want to eat like this for the rest of my life, hence WOL. So if your sister wants to adopt Atkins eating habits, more power to her. However, if she is "wasting away" or has problems with her body image you may want to suggest to her to see a Dr. or check out some sites for people with eating disorders. Another thing that struck me early in your thread (I'm not trying to be rude, I promise, I've just had what I think is a similar situation happen to me) alright, what I've found is that when I started losing weight, the people I thought would be the most supportive, were not. It's almost like people in general don't want 'others' to lose weight (and in some cases be happy). Does that make sense, I'm not sure if I'm explaining my thoughts well. For example, my mom....she could stand to lose some weight and when I started losing I told her about it. I was so excited to be in control and happy and I wanted to talk with her about, but hell no, she couldn't handle it. When I finally lost thirty pounds and told her, she said "well, your boobs are starting to shrink." I looked at her with such a glare and she immediately realized (well I think she did) that she was JEALOUS. I know this sounds soo negative, it could be due to the fact that I'm reading Hobbes's book Leviathan right now (he thinks the nature of man is warlike and selfish and constantly in threat by others), but anyway, there are only a few people that will be supportive during this. Your sister (I know I don't know her) but she may want the attention your getting? I don't know what I'm talking about, that's just what it sounds like to me. I know I don't know you, but I know where your at and I hope this rather long thread has been helpful, not harsh.
Good Luck,
Erin
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