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It’s same as any addiction I suppose… you lose interest in anything other than the next fix… and you fork out money to feed it (literally in this sense)
I worked with a man who was obese and had just had a son. He was trying to lose weight but owned the restaurant and loved to eat. He said, “food has been my hardest addiction to break… because I still need to eat. It’s like telling an alcoholic they can have one sip of alcohol an hour”
I worked with a man who was obese and had just had a son. He was trying to lose weight but owned the restaurant and loved to eat. He said, “food has been my hardest addiction to break… because I still need to eat. It’s like telling an alcoholic they can have one sip of alcohol an hour”
Lostpoet · M
@WaryWitchWandering I never thought of it that way but it makes sense.
WaryWitchWandering · 36-40, F
@Lostpoet I hadn’t either. He was very intelligent, and that whole idea he painted really stuck with me.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@WaryWitchWandering Yeah I had a guy at the apartments say he could always go to his uncle’s hamburger place and get fed. He was on disability for his weight and got $ from that and pretty sure food stamps too. He said every man in his family was huge and his uncle included and they usually died young. A few years later his uncle had a heart attack and sold his restaurant. And another man with a hamburger restaurant chain here also had a heart attack.