snow_flake 17 Y. 5'4". 150 lbs. Loving life.

Posts by snow_flake

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Young Calorie Counters	Post here to find a weight loss buddy!	Mar 23 2008 19:54 (UTC)	1
I'm 17 y, 150 lbs at 5'4". I don't look it, still within normal BMI range according to my size, but creeping up. Been struggling for the past two years to get down to 125, finally committing totally thanks to the "tools" on this site. And grad is in 6 weeks, I'd like to be 140 for that. Reply and we can help each other look hot :) Edited Mar 23 2008 22:36 by iae Reason: Removed email address from thread. Please post email address in your profile.
Health & Support	~~Bingers Anonymous~~	Jan 23 2008 05:50 (UTC)	220
I think I'm developing a bingeing eating disorder... I know ice cream and sweets aren't the right way to deal with a breakup, but it makes sense to do what the movies tell our subconscious, no? I've eaten a bowl loaded with even more unhealthy toppings for the past three days. And I've realized how every few days I sneak a few spoons of peanut butter (with honey or jam to sweeten it), more than a few of those unbaked cookies from the freezer, or just more than enough healthy food. Once I start going bad, I don't stop until I go to bed. I'm also always embarrassed when I'm seen having extra snacks into the night or afternoon, I try to hide my snacking because it's so unhealthy. I normally eat extremely healthy meals, and I guess I assume that they make up for the bad foods I eat between meals. I currently weigh 150 and feel too heavy for what I look, which is quite fit (with an hourglass shape but larger on top and bottom). But I'm tired of this unhealthy cycle and want to give my body the best care possible...

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