Freja

Joined: 03 May 2007 Posts: 229
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Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 5:20 am Post subject:
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Jen - yea, I don't get why we do it. My scales are on a weekly rollercoaster, up and down, up and down... And yet I've managed to restrict for long periods of time in the past. It's ridiculous, I had much more willpower when I was younger, yet it should be the other way around! And thanks , but...well, yea, 110 is not good enough. I don't know, you'd understand if you saw me...The whole BMI thing is rubbish I reckon.
Max - my ex has been trying to get me to watch 'Into the Wild' for weeks, we actually have it at home. I just never watch tv or dvds... But I might give it a shot. Thanks for cheering me on! And of course you're right, I am the only one who controls this, it is entirely my choice. Don't have a goal weight though, as such. It's pretty much just 'lower'. But anyway, I've done it before so there's no reason why I can't do it again.
The abundance of food really is sickening. I love it and hate it at the same time. Mostly hate it though. And I often feel very guilty, especially when I purge but also when I restrict, or just throw food away, because I'm so lucky to not have to worry about where my next meal is coming from. Maybe I shouldn't turn EDs into an ethical issue, but anyway... I don't think I want to stay away from the supermarket though, I just love looking at stuff. Have to find another hobby I guess...
I've sort of worked out the pattern with the bingeing though... I mean, I kind of know where it comes from originally, but that's not so relevant because I have been able to stop it in the past. The thing is, I don't have much of a social life these days, I'm either at uni, work or at home studying. I virtually never go out, I hardly have any friends where I'm living right now ( ... I'm not fishing for sympathy...). It's all my own fault and it's primarily by choice. But I'm starting to realise how stupid it is because people are wonderful and life is so short... So anyway, I'm ok on the days when I'm at uni or working, but I spend several days a week studying at home and don't talk to a single human being, except a quick hi to my ex (and flatmate) when he gets home. And I get very restless. Not bored, just...I don't know. I sort of get mental fulfilment through my books, but... Basically I just need to get out a bit more. I just don't like social situations. Anyway, Max, I loved what you wrote in your journal about asking your workmates to see a film. That's the sort of thing I should do. I started trying to get out of social situations because of my anxiety disorder, but honestly I think it's counterproductive because the more time I spend alone the more of a basket case I seem to become, lol...
Speaking of books, that's what I should be doing. Just wanted to add though, still doing fine food-wise. Still don't even really feel like eating. Had some frozen mango before and I might have some yoghurt later. I woke up at 4am with hunger cramps but when I finally got up around 7 they'd gone away. Went for a long run this morning, and then I rode my bike to the supermarket (where I only bought fruit and shampoo ), got a flat tyre and had to walk home. Haven't changed a tyre for about ten years I reckon, but I'll work it out... Did some resistance this morning as well, managed one more set of reps than last time so that felt good!
Have a great weekend everyone!
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