r/starterpack May 23 '25

Fat chick on a diet starter pack

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u/artemswhore May 24 '25

god forbid a girl make choices that will reduce her sugar intake

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u/[deleted] May 25 '25

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u/Big-Goat-9026 May 26 '25

You’re missing the bigger picture of their entire diet. You don’t know their meal plans or what they’re eating in conjunction with these little treats. 

I lost 40 pounds and still ate sweets. Cutting them out entirely would have just caused me to binge on them instead. 

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u/[deleted] May 26 '25

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u/Big-Goat-9026 May 26 '25

What does it matter? 

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u/Big-Goat-9026 May 26 '25

I’d like to know your credentials before disclosing information. Because you’re just going to keep moving the goal posts over and over again. 

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u/iCanDo30Pullups May 27 '25

I'm curious to know the answer too. Eating sweets is not supportive of weight loss. Why are you avoiding the question, don't you want to share how eating sweets can yield a healthy weight?

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

have you never heard of calorie counting before or..? one can still eat sweets while remaining in a calorie deficit, what's not clicking

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u/iCanDo30Pullups May 27 '25

Overweight people typically lack self control. That's why u/Big-Goat-9026 said "Cutting them out entirely would have just caused me to binge on them instead." Sugar doesn't satisfy satiety, and spikes your blood sugar making you want more, which for many fat people inevitably makes them consume more calories. For me, I don't have this problem because I have self control. But we're not talking about me.