minilady
Gold Member
Okay...was going to leave you alone, but I can't after reading your last message.
Good work getting through this evening without eating too much :clap:
Thank you
But....sorry about this. Look at what has happened
Uh oh here we go againLol I was feeling so smug too!
You had a possible addictive desire -
You immediately got yourself something to eat - not
You chose sensibly and ate slowly and 'mindfully' -
You found you didn't have any more addictive desires - not
Yes, this has helped with tonights eating. But how hard has it made you work at making desires not = actions? That's the bit that needs working on.
:ashamed0005: It hasn't :sigh:
This is going to conflict with BC, which is more inline with what you did this evening (assuming you really wanted seeds)
Lol I quite like the seedsOh ok I'd rather have had a bag of cheesy doritos
IMO, a better course would have been to arrange to have whatever you really wanted at a certain time and hope that you wanted it sooner so that you could work on the desire.
Now, that doesn't mean denying yourself until the time. You can have it whenever you want, but you are chosing to accept the desire and not make it equal the action. Know what I mean?
I think so, Lol or I may be completely wrong.
Plan of action for tomorrow. Go out and buy a cinema pack of cheesy doritos for a snack tomorrow evening. Throw out skanky seeds so I don't have a substitute, stay away from pc so mind isn't distracted...sit back and see what happens.
2 possible outcomes.
I eat the doritos.
I don't eat them or anything else in their place and feel good that I haven't acted on my desire.
Ok it's taken me some time to write this post, mainly because I wasn't sure if this will be good for me, because of course I'm scared. But by writing it I've committed myself and I know that noone in cyber world will know for sure if I've done as I said I would, but hey I hope I'm believed.
Tracey
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