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Gym 22w
Why do people insist on calling everything a disorder What's next, being lazy is a disorder somehow? Take accountability for your own actions and failures.
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Anonymous 22w

Society has a mental disorder of people not taking action and blaming everything on something/someone else.

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Anonymous 22w

Around 10pm each night I get the sleepy disorder, but a few hours before then I get the hungry disorder so I eat dinner.

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Anonymous 22w

Honestly, I’d had been tracking my calories for years for weight loss and was struggling so bad and feeling so mentally guilty when I’d eat certain shit. I finally lost like 25-30lbs and am at a comfy weight and don’t use calorie counting apps anymore, I eat intuitively and am so happy about it. But fitness can exacerbate a lot of underlying pre-existing problems, you can 10/10 gain and get an eating disorder from using calorie counting apps etc. it happens more often then you think.

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Anonymous 22w

"you have a disorder" nah dude I just like to structure my days so I know what I'm doing/eating

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Anonymous 22w

I’ve found many of the people who obsess over having a super “healthy” relationship with food have being super fat disorder

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 22w

people will look for anything to excuse their inaction

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 22w

also to note, I did not use a calorie counting app for my weight-loss journey either. Because I was literally not eating and making myself pass out from starving myself

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 22w

calorie tracking apps tend to be total BS bc they think you burn more calories than you actually do. what helped me a lot was simply being aware of how many calories are in things - not necessarily writing it down or doing all the math for every day, but just that awareness can go a long way

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