I just can't live without it. Growing up, it was forbidden in our family, only on Sundays. My sister…

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I just can't live without it. Growing up, it was forbidden in our family, only on Sundays. My sister and I would wait for that day. And even then, we'd only have yogurt, a couple of candies, and that was it. Definitely not a healthy lifestyle. We always had guests, tables full of pilaf, manti, salads. Grandma and Grandpa would go to the market once a week and buy us things, but our parents weren't around. I remember at 18, when I left home, I was so naive, I didn't even know what eclairs or cream cheese danishes were 😁. I moved to Moscow then, there was so much of that stuff here, but there was very little in the village. No matter how much I scold myself, I can't eat less. I can't substitute it; I absolutely need chocolate and cookies. I have extra weight after giving birth. I try to eat healthy, but because of the sweets, it's like I'm not. I can easily stick to calorie counting with regular food, but I absolutely have to eat a chocolate bar. And a small piece doesn't help; I need to eat 6-7 squares. And what kind of calorie count is that.
My son is teething with his back molars. For almost two weeks, he's refused regular food. He'll bare…
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Mataxari
Any habit is formed in 3 weeks. Stick strictly to sweets for this time, you can even cross off the days on a calendar. Instead of sweets, have fruit or a piece of dark chocolate. I ate natural pastilles without sugar, dried fruits, and candied fruits. I made candies from them myself + nuts. After 3 weeks, any sweet pastry tasted cloyingly sweet to me and I couldn't eat it. That's how I gave it up.
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Factor chocolate into your calorie count and you'll be happy))) I also get really into sweets like this 😁
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Mataxari I excluded it for half a year!
And it's fine, then it fit back in like it was always there 😂😂😂😂
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Mataxari
Mataxari It's a matter of willpower here)))) I'm eating a lot during pregnancy and now while breastfeeding. Once I'm done, I'll go back to my marshmallow and pastille diet
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Olya
You can't, you have to eat smart.
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shilkina zhanna
Mataxari You can form a habit, but this isn't about habits, it's about an eating disorder.
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Katya
Same situation.
1. When your macros are balanced, you crave less sugar.
2. Eat sweets only after your main meal.
3. Mini versions – so you don't feel like you haven't eaten enough. The whole chocolate bar (20g).
4. Cook it yourself. This way you can reduce the calorie content, know the ingredients for sure, improve the quality, and it's just cool – real self-care. Treat yourself, don't just stuff yourself with sweets.
5. Remove all sweets you can give up. (For me, this is ice cream, pastries, cookies, sugary drinks, and plain sugar).
But I need chocolate. I can't do without it.
So I decided to make it myself) with real cocoa, cocoa butter, and stevia. The prices are sky-high, of course, but I'll make it last!))
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Mataxari Wow! You're so right.
I naturally have it too(((
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Kristina
"How to wean myself" — understand that you won't lose weight without discomfort, allow yourself to experience discomfort in life.
You want to lose weight without suffering.
Well, try 3 hours of intense sports a day, and you'll lose weight even while eating sweets. But that's also "discomfort".
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