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Jun. 7th, 2008 06:22 pm
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So, I need to watch my eating. Well, I have been noticing how I've been eating, I need to actually do something about it. I dunno if anyone on here ever heard it, but last spring I was joking about how I was so busy that I kept skipping meals and was going to end up accidentally anorexic. Well, that hasn't exactly stopped eating-habits wise. I was really good about it at the beginning of both semesters, but then I would get busy and start skipping breakfast again and really just snack during the afternoon rather than getting lunch and dinner. I'd get Chinese with Elyssa once or twice a week, but really? Very few structured meals. And it descended into junk food after I got tired of the Quiznos subs and the salad thing was never open when I was there. Then I come home for summer, and you'd think it'd get better being around real food and my family again. It has, a bit, except that my appetite has gotten used to the constant snacking so I can't eat big portions anymore. I COULD stretch dinner on for hours and eat a decent sized meal, but nobody wants that. So I eat small portions, and instead of snacking healthily I either ignore that I'm hungry between meals, sleep all day, or eat what little junk I can find in the house. Like the last couple days for example: two days ago was fairly normal, granted breakfast lunch and dinner were all between about noon and 9pm. Then yesterday I didn't realize until about 10 that all I'd eaten all day was cookies, and so then I made myself some nutrition-scarce grits. Then I stayed up all night and woke up at 3, and just now am planning on getting something to eat. See? Not healthy. I need to change this.

It doesn't help that being surrounded by girls in the dorms has influenced the irrational part of my brain that worries about fat. I'm not fat. I logically know this. In fact, I'm still pretty close to being too skinny. HOWEVER, I put on my size 7 jeans that nobody thinks I should be wearing (I like baggy pants and I actually do have really wide hips), and I have a nice little muffin top. That boosts the confidence. I know, that's practically the only fat on my entire body, but it still bugs the crap out of me. I got both excited and worried when it disappeared briefly in the middle of spring semester. Partially because it was gone! and partially because I hadn't been working out at all besides that one time I went to the gym with everyone to play basketball. See? Even though logically I know I'm thin, and a fine weight (125 is fine, although I was happier hovering around 120) my stupid irrational female brain is giving me all this crap.

Also, I really want to get out of my house. I am tonight, as Abby and I are going to see The Fall, but otherwise I've pretty much been bored out of my mind for the entire month I've been home. I could go out on my own, but I keep getting distracted by books and the internet. I could constantly bug people, but I don't want to come off as annoying and actually be constantly bugging people. The only reasons I've been out of my house in the past week besides the one time I went to Jeff's house were to pick up or drop off job applications or to drive my brother or grandma somewhere. I have Alan to talk to, and I know Jeff keeps bugging me to hang out, but it's kinda depressing cuz half the time Alan is out with his own friends and only responds erratically, and there's a whole 'nother set of issues I'm dealing with when I say I don't really want to be around him right now. I need to get that out of my head and post about it, but I'm too lazy to set up filters because I don't want everyone reading that one. So yeah, bored out of my mind.

Well, I should eat SOMETHING (hopefully healthy) before Abby gets here.

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