Hi everyone,
well, I suppose I'm officially a STAC member now, and some very friendly people in Extended Induction referred me to you guys. In short, I'm restarting induction after several months of having fell off, and am really looking forward to spending time here!
I'm posting this thread because it's the end of day one and I already have an issue with people being unsupportive. This person in particular is a guy who is currently living at our house. He's my sister's boyfriend.
I was making some low-carb desserts; (cream-cheese clouds, if you will), and he commented, telling me it looked very fattening. Assuming he was simply ignorant of the way Atkins worked, I explained to him why just about every other "snack" in the kitchen was much more fattening.
We got into an argument, with him telling me that I was just looking for an excuse to eat things that were unhealthy. I found myself getting extremely pissed off at this guy; who is he to tell me these things when he had just eaten a pint of Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey ice cream earlier that day?
I'm trying not to let it get to me, but it's really bothering me. Every time he sees me cooking something in the kitchen or even randomly, he'll bring up how ridiculous this "fattening diet" is. What would you do if you were in my position?
well, I suppose I'm officially a STAC member now, and some very friendly people in Extended Induction referred me to you guys. In short, I'm restarting induction after several months of having fell off, and am really looking forward to spending time here!
I'm posting this thread because it's the end of day one and I already have an issue with people being unsupportive. This person in particular is a guy who is currently living at our house. He's my sister's boyfriend.
I was making some low-carb desserts; (cream-cheese clouds, if you will), and he commented, telling me it looked very fattening. Assuming he was simply ignorant of the way Atkins worked, I explained to him why just about every other "snack" in the kitchen was much more fattening.
We got into an argument, with him telling me that I was just looking for an excuse to eat things that were unhealthy. I found myself getting extremely pissed off at this guy; who is he to tell me these things when he had just eaten a pint of Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey ice cream earlier that day?
I'm trying not to let it get to me, but it's really bothering me. Every time he sees me cooking something in the kitchen or even randomly, he'll bring up how ridiculous this "fattening diet" is. What would you do if you were in my position?





July 2 2005
In one ear and out the other.
And smiling as they are trying to give me their X-large clothes as they do not fit them anymore (too small) and explaining that I appreciate the offer...but I no longer can wear those sizes as they fall off me. 







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