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“My junior year of college, I lost 132 pounds, eight sizes and was even quoted in Self magazine, sharing my weight loss secrets. In many ways, it was easier being fat. No one ever asked me for dieting tips when I weighed 292.2 lbs. No one ever looked twice when I was snarfing down a cupcake. But, just like no one wants to see an alcoholic drinking a beer, no one wants to see their formally fat friend eating a slice of pizza. So I sneak food.
I remember the first time I broke my “diet,” like an addict remembers the first time they got high. I had not had a single morsel of “bad food” since I started dieting. Not even a cookie – afraid that that a single bite would send me straight into the fetal position stuffing a box of Oreos down my throat. I was seated in a booth at Chili’s Bar and Grill, the lighting was dim, and it was loud. I white knuckled the menu, trying to skip over the burger section. Then I broke down and ordered a bacon cheeseburger and French fries.”
—Girl Talk: I’m A Secret Eater - The Frisky (via thefrisky)
LOL this article is sooo true!
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