[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Josy

Yes how dare anyone eat what they like to eat

I go through phases of trying to cut down on carbs or try to avoid having carbs and protein together... but most of the time IDGAF!

Here's something that will make you feel nauseous.. I had macaroni cheese with chip last week.... AND I had a bit of toast with it!

[CharlieO]

Yes! because thats the way I've like grown up and just known. I just wouldn't even contemplate having two types of carbs on the same plate, not even for health reasons just it wouldn't be right in my eyes.

[CharlieO]

Like I am not saying anyones way is right or wrong I am just saying its like an eye opener

[Josy]

Each to their own I say because growing up with a sister who almost died more than once with anorexia made me realise that being too obsessed with every single bite that enters your body can be as dangerous as going in the complete opposite direction.

[Jake.]

bloody hell this bloke on this show is having 4700 calories a day

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Josy

Each to their own I say because growing up with a sister who almost died more than once with anorexia made me realise that being too obsessed with every single bite that enters your body can be as dangerous as going in the complete opposite direction.

very sorry to hear that when I was younger i went through a stage of not being able to eat properly due to the fear of choking and used to have panic attacks, I became very thin at one point, will hopefully never go back there

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by Josy

Each to their own I say because growing up with a sister who almost died more than once with anorexia made me realise that being too obsessed with every single bite that enters your body can be as dangerous as going in the complete opposite direction.

oh no doubt but being aware of what you eat, being healthy and having the recommended amount isn't the same as anorexia.
All about balance right, but indeed its a personal choice and it only really (to an extent) effects themselves and people have the right to do that.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by CharlieO

oh no doubt but being aware of what you eat, being healthy and having the recommended amount isn't the same as anorexia.
All about balance right, but indeed its a personal choice and it only really (to an extent) effects themselves and people have the right to do that.

Exactly. But it's when people become too into it, are taunted because of their weight, feel the need to impress others etc that it becomes a problem

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Josy

Each to their own I say because growing up with a sister who almost died more than once with anorexia made me realise that being too obsessed with every single bite that enters your body can be as dangerous as going in the complete opposite direction.

Aw Josy I totally agree with you... theres far too much pressure nowadays to be thin! I'm hoping that since the success of our Olympians this year, more young people start to think that healthy and fit is cool, rather than just skinny and underfed.

Is your sister better now? One of my old friends nearly died from Anorexia when we were younger and although she is much better now.. she still has an obsession with food. She eats enough, but all she talks about is cooking... oh and excersice.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by CharlieO

Yes! because thats the way I've like grown up and just known. I just wouldn't even contemplate having two types of carbs on the same plate, not even for health reasons just it wouldn't be right in my eyes.

Sorry what?!?

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Glenn

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Sorry what?!?

He said he wouldn't put two different carbs on his plate

Doesn't make him a bad person. We're all different

[Glenn.]

Its a tad ridiculous the lengths people will go to eat healthy. That isn't a diet, it sounds like an OCD

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by JH95

Exactly. But it's when people become too into it, are taunted because of their weight, feel the need to impress others etc that it becomes a problem

but it depends upon your view of what is right. Personally I don't think being skinny or fat is good. I believe and try to maintain a healthy weight and in honesty I think most real people prefer people of a healthy, physically fit size.
It is only the fashion industry which creates the ill image.
Most guys want muscles and most girls want curves in the right places. Eating disorders do not allow for either of those situations.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Glenn

Its a tad ridiculous the lengths people will go to eat healthy. That isn't a diet, it sounds like an OCD

Hmm.. yeah... well no but whatever:

Look at your SIG!!!!
That is the cutest thing I've ever seen!

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by Glenn

Its a tad ridiculous the lengths people will go to eat healthy. That isn't a diet, it sounds like an OCD

it isn't even a diet. I have literally just been raised on the fact that you dont put like 2 carbs on the plate. Also if you go to any decent (no not as in posh/expensive but not takeaway ish) restaurant they wont have a dish with two types of carbs on a plate. Except a roast maybe and then its only yorkshire pud. It is just the done thing in my whole life?

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by CharlieO

but it depends upon your view of what is right. Personally I don't think being skinny or fat is good. I believe and try to maintain a healthy weight and in honesty I think most real people prefer people of a healthy, physically fit size.
It is only the fashion industry which creates the ill image.
Most guys want muscles and most girls want curves in the right places. Eating disorders do not allow for either of those situations.

Yeah I agree with you. Its just a real shame when people feel pressured by others to look the best they can, and end up going to far. Too many people die due to anorexia because of bullying. If a person feels comfortable with his/herself, no matter the size, then it shouldn't be a problem.

[Lee.]

Can you all sharrrrup and post pics of your dinner ta

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by JH95

Yeah I agree with you. Its just a real shame when people feel pressured by others to look the best they can, and end up going to far. Too many people die due to anorexia because of bullying. If a person feels comfortable with his/herself, no matter the size, then it shouldn't be a problem.

A lot of the time eating disorders are focused around not eating enough though. In actual fact the majority of eating disorders that cause long term health problems are ones where people eat too much of a bad thing. It is just media hypnosis you've fallen under.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by CharlieO

A lot of the time eating disorders are focused around not eating enough though. In actual fact the majority of eating disorders that cause long term health problems are ones where people eat too much of a bad thing. It is just media hypnosis you've fallen under.

Don't just assume. I'm discussing undereating, overeating is somewhat different, which I have not touched upon as of yet.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Lee.

Can you all sharrrrup and post pics of your dinner ta

i ate like 3 hours ago i could regurgitate it back up on a plate if you wish?

[CharlieO]

Yea I know but you've already made too many critical mistakes for me to take any of your argumental points seriously.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by CharlieO

Yea I know but you've already made too many critical mistakes for me to take any of your argumental points seriously.

Oh here you go. And I thought we were having a mature coversation?

[Vicky.]

I had my dinner ages ago. But I had bacon, chips and processed peas, with mint sauce. Was bloody lovely

[Lee.]

mint sauce with chips and bacon?

[Vicky.]

I have mintsauce on pretty much everything

Same with gravy usually, but I seem to have gone off gravy recently