• @[email protected]
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    3810 months ago

    Tell me about it. Quit smoking almost four weeks ago, can’t stop eating since and already gained 5 kg

    • @illumrialOP
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      5010 months ago

      Hey you quit smoking! That’s hard to do. You’ll reach a balance but this Internet stranger is proud of you!

      • @[email protected]
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        1010 months ago

        Not trying to one-up our friend up there, but I would just compare how fighting any addiction will take its own toll for a bit. In one year after quitting drinking, I went up to 200 from around 175, the heaviest I have ever been. It took a bit, but I am finally down to a healthy 185.

        I think what I am meaning to say is that if you are battling an addiction of any kind, eating too much should be the least of your concerns. No cigs? No booze? That gallon of ice cream is OK to eat in a single sitting then. Learning to moderate food can come much later.

    • Blackout
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      810 months ago

      Smoking has probably killed your sense of taste so I recommend eating lots of low calorie foods like leaves and fiberfill.

    • @demonsword
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      310 months ago

      Congratz dude, I’m with you, I’ve quit six months ago. Also added about 5kg, but I’m working on that

    • @AngryCommieKender
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      210 months ago

      Well done!

      Perhaps try chewing gum? That helped me quit without gaining weight.

  • @Geobloke
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    At first I was thinking where’s the issue with that, but then I realised that the internet is American

      • @Geobloke
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        510 months ago

        In Australia it’s not unusual to eat a meat pie washed down with iced coffee for breakfast then in half an hour sprint to the portaloo

        • @[email protected]
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          310 months ago

          I mean I find nothing strange with eating pies, I have no idea what size or type of pie the original image is referring to. Is it a pizza? is it a quiche? Literally, why shouldn’t I eat two pies?

  • OurTragicUniverse
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    Every so often you just have to fill yourself up with pizza till reality stops hurting. Pies can’t cure you but the food coma certainly helps blunt the pain for a few hours.

    • @[email protected]
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      110 months ago

      It would be at two bricker within 48 hours.

      You’re rectum would never be the same.

      One pie is a gift, two is a punishment without six people.

      • @[email protected]
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        110 months ago

        In my experience I just end up eating much less than usual for a day or maybe two. I was fine

      • @[email protected]
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        So you want to make the problem twice as bad? It’s already a rectum destroyer.

        Delay only increases the size.

        This is an event that shatters porcelain with both weight and volume.

        An Augur is the solution after the fact.

  • @[email protected]
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    510 months ago

    The other day I had a flash of german nostalgia craving and bought a frozen Benjamin Blümchen Torte. Still as good as I remembered but after two thirds I started to regret my decision

  • Tgnome
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    410 months ago

    I remember eating an entire cheesacake by myself for lunch when I was in highschool. That was not my smartest decision.

  • @[email protected]
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    210 months ago

    Because it is not necessary. Conserve it to a quarter of a pie a day and you’ll save more money on groceries. Think of the long term, OP

  • @ohlaph
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    110 months ago

    It happens to the best of us.