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May 31st, 2006, 10:27 PM
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"What you eat in private, you will wear in public"
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May 31st, 2006, 10:27 PM
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I always liked that one, Lee
Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch
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June 1st, 2006, 01:33 AM
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Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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June 1st, 2006, 01:57 AM
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"Not Quite Ready for Prime Time" wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms. Secret eating is a major hallmark of many eating disorders. -- the volleyballchick
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June 1st, 2006, 11:56 AM
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this is sad, and it is reinforced when you are in public with people who
ask, "can you have that on your diet?" or even worse "are you cheating?" or the most disgusting, "can you have that?" Lee Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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June 1st, 2006, 03:53 PM
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That makes me want to eat everything in sight... grrrrrrrrrrrrrr get your
f... . nose out of my plate ! Will~ "Stormmee" wrote in message ... this is sad, and it is reinforced when you are in public with people who ask, "can you have that on your diet?" or even worse "are you cheating?" or the most disgusting, "can you have that?" Lee Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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June 1st, 2006, 05:36 PM
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just to prove you can eat it, I totally relate, Lee
Willow Herself wrote in message om... That makes me want to eat everything in sight... grrrrrrrrrrrrrr get your f... . nose out of my plate ! Will~ "Stormmee" wrote in message ... this is sad, and it is reinforced when you are in public with people who ask, "can you have that on your diet?" or even worse "are you cheating?" or the most disgusting, "can you have that?" Lee Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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#8
June 1st, 2006, 10:21 PM
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We are going to a very nice restaurant in Santa Barbara on Saturday as
part of my husband's group meeting. Even though I've been a WW her entire life, my daughter asked if there was anything I could eat. The menu is on line. You know, there are things I can eat on every menu. It's all about the choices I make. Audrey "Stormmee" wrote in message ... just to prove you can eat it, I totally relate, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message om... That makes me want to eat everything in sight... grrrrrrrrrrrrrr get your f... . nose out of my plate ! Will~ "Stormmee" wrote in message ... this is sad, and it is reinforced when you are in public with people who ask, "can you have that on your diet?" or even worse "are you cheating?" or the most disgusting, "can you have that?" Lee Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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#9
June 1st, 2006, 10:49 PM
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that is the irony, I don't know how many times I have said, "I can eat
anything if I want to, my mom and sister are the only two who get it, now when we have a family thing they ask, is there anything you want us to fix, used to be is there anything special you want, we are making great strides in this area, and they actually fix what I want, sister made loads of green vegetables and the WW German chocolate cake from the WW site when I asked, my mom and sister are great at this, Lee ahmward wrote in message ... We are going to a very nice restaurant in Santa Barbara on Saturday as part of my husband's group meeting. Even though I've been a WW her entire life, my daughter asked if there was anything I could eat. The menu is on line. You know, there are things I can eat on every menu. It's all about the choices I make. Audrey "Stormmee" wrote in message ... just to prove you can eat it, I totally relate, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message om... That makes me want to eat everything in sight... grrrrrrrrrrrrrr get your f... . nose out of my plate ! Will~ "Stormmee" wrote in message ... this is sad, and it is reinforced when you are in public with people who ask, "can you have that on your diet?" or even worse "are you cheating?" or the most disgusting, "can you have that?" Lee Not Quite Ready for Prime Time wrote in message oups.com... Stormmee wrote: I always liked that one, Lee Willow Herself wrote in message .net... "What you eat in private, you will wear in public" Jean Nidetch So true, and sadly speaks to behaviors we are conditioned to- i.e. pressures to eat "healthfully" in front of others. I remember reading a magazine article about female college students feeling pressure to eat only salad for dinner in the dining halls, and secretly eating desert foods in the private of their dorm rooms.
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