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I had a very interesting discussion yesterday with
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She is average weight, proportioned for her height, has no food issues or addictions.
She texted me from my house while I was at work asking me: "Where are your sweets? I can't find any cookies, candy, ice cream or cake. How can you live like this"?
She was only half-kidding.
When I got home from work, there was a Mounds bar in the frig. She actually went to the store to buy candy.
I tried to think from a non-food addiction person how strange it would be.
The only analogy I could give her was an acoholic and how one drink sends them down the path of hell.
Sweets seem so harmless but for me, they set up a craving so intense, such an obsession, it feels like an addiction to me.
I think she got it and was apologetic as she ate the candy bar and asked if I wanted her to go outside to eat it. Just like an alcoholic in recovery, I could watch her eat it because I had no craving.
I don't miss the insanity of eating a bag of cookies in one sitting or a box of Thin Mints or even the last time I fell off the wagon with Graham crackers.
I can never eat just one or have one bite. Period.
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~Anya~
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