Friday, November 13, 2009

I was reading over my last few entries and they sound terribly uninspired. I suppose this is because I have hit a bit of a wall with my weight loss, so I figured I should talk about some of the great aspects of this experience to psych myself back up a bit.

I mean, hello! I've made it 20 days without swallowing a bite of food... this is my greatest anaccomplishment yet, I should be rejoicing. During this plateau of weight loss, I should be reflecting on other the other benefits beside the exterior.

I think of food often, but not in a sad, I-wish-I-was-eating-right-now type of way... but rather as some forbidden mythical thing. Sort of like the way I dream of wearing Givenchy haute couture, the plates of delicious food have become this unattainable fantasy. I find myself in total contempt of bad food, most junk foods, things like that, perhaps because at this point the thought of eating even a single piece of grilled asparagus would feel like a naughty feast. As each day goes on that I perfect the emptiness of and purify my body, the thought of putting unnecessary or excessive things into it becomes almost alien, almost unimaginable.

Though it probably sounds redundant, there is nothing like relishing in the massive self-control that this requires. I feel empty, gloriously empty. My joints ache, my stomach doesn't even dare to growl at me anymore because it fucking well knows my answer by now. Even when I chew gum, my jaw gets terribly sore, due to lack of use, I'm sure... and oh, how this makes me smile inside.

3 comments:

  1. A 20 day fast?! OMG...you are AMAZING.

    I am in awe and insanely jealous of your control.

    Girl, you are thinspiration indeed. I'm so glad I found your blog. I'm going to go back and read through all of the posts once I return from the gym.

    xoxox!
    A

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  2. I just got back from the gym (60 mins of elliptical) and read every word of your blog.

    Break ups are brutal. They swallow you in emotion and in turn we swallow too much food. I share your experience. But you are so amazing for having turned it around and found your self control. What strength you have.

    Be careful and I'm glad you are taking the vitamins. Hopefully the soymilk is providing enough calcium and protein to keep you from aching too much.

    Stay strong! I know you'll reach your goal by that trip in December.

    xox
    A

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  3. Hey!!

    Thank you so much for your encouragement and support! The soymilk does indeed seem to be helping.

    You did a great job at the gym today... you're motivating me to get some work out in today for sure.

    I love your blog, by the way. You're really amazing inspiration also... I can relate so much to your words and I love the beautiful thinspo you post there!!

    Thanks again for your support, I appreciate it so much!

    xoxoxo

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