01/09 - Tangy Tuesday!

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I regret to confess I am not a weed and spray superstar.

 

Oh no I know, but unless I requested a rundown of the psychology involved, it's probably not what I was looking for

 

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Something I forgot to add:

You have to detatch your ego from your current state in order to effectively hate your state. Never identify with your current state -- your current weight, set of habits, skill set, whatever.

Never say "I'm a smoker, I'm an anorexic person, I'm an overweight person, etc."

Instead, simply observe a statement of fact that reflects past reality but gives you room to grow. For example: "I've been a smoker for the past 8 years, and will no longer smoke because it has been killing me."

Hating your current state is not the same as hating yourself (because of your current state).

Another thing to look out for is that your social connections will expect you to maintain a stable identity. Like crabs in a barrel trying to pull you down, people will resist you improving yourself. I think you mentioned an example of this with your mom in the past, or something like that.

It's relevant because understanding the psychology of habit and changing habits is the only way to effectively make a long-term change in a deeply-ingrained habit.

I think it's particularly relevant to this time of year, since resolutioners are just now getting over the excitement of their resolutions and realizing how difficult sticking to them can be.

 

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Dude, shut up. You never contribute anything constructive or helpful.

 

@pibbals you both no need to get nasty

 

Are we going to do a march madness? Hockey playoffs?

 

I'd watch that!

 

That long, long.... looooooooong chase around the flagpole was not about not overeating. It was about not Grinching at yourself for being a fatass. From a male in his early 20s, who does not suffer whatever disease has afflicted modern young males in terms of obesity. So he wants to give himself credit for it.

So there is my wordy response. At 27 I could eat Thanksgiving morning noon and night and a 12 pack of beer a day and was still thin.

 

okay THAT nasty is fine

 

ooh these super weedy edition Jeffreys are just what my day needed!

 

Obesity isn't caused by disease in a good majority of cases, most of the time it's lack of willpower.

 

I get what you're saying, but I basically already knew all of that lol.

And yea, my mom already started in on the demeaning, unnecessary comments by saying in response to me making a comment about my legs hurting from my exercise this morning (in a very demeaning tone) "Oh, did you make a new years resolution or something?" and proceeding to laugh at me. That's just the kind of person she is though, so I try to take it worth a grain of salt.

But yea something like a new years resolution just usually doesn't stick because it's just "oh this sounds like a good idea" and you're usually just not serious enough about it.

 

If anyone does this let me know. I thought it involved a lot of work..

 

Are these JM in wolf's clothing?