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Originally Posted by luv
No offense taken at all.
It's already habit. I don't feel right if I don't go to the gym. I no longer crave what I used to. If I do, I save it for my cheat meal. By no means have I got everything figured out, but I'm having so much fun discovering myself. Sometimes, this new found confidence comes across as over-confidence, or maybe you all just aren't used to it yet (you really should get used to it, though). What I'm doing now is my new normal. I'm not "dieting". This is how I eat now. I don't drag myself to the gym. I have a million and thirty reasons for going to the gym on any given day.
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Like I said, coming from experience. It's good that you're confident, just expect that there may come times where it's harder, even if you think you're there now and nothing can ever get you down. Hopefully you're still saying the same things a year from now.
(I know in my case, my habits tend to yo-yo in a fairly predictable pattern every year, good from march to september, bad through the winter. Basically I go down 20 pounds when it's warm and go up 20 pounds when it's cold, and always fall about 5 pounds short of my long-term goal. It's pretty comical actually.)