Four bags of Oreos

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Hubby and I had "the discussion" about eating more sensibly and healthier, and less junk food, etc, etc, etc, this weekend. (He has more weight to lose than I do.) Thought we were on the same page, until he came home from the grocery store this evening with four bags of Oreos, chocolate ice cream, eight pounds of pork sausage patties, and a supersize bag of generic Reese's pieces cereal.

I'm not even sure we're in the same book, much less on the same page. How do you handle these situations??

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I don't know too many people that are going to hang on for years "starving" themselves, which was the example given.

Some statistics record 24 million people with Ed's in the USA alone. I do not know the rates of anorexia nervosa alone. The death rate associated with anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of any mental illness and 12 times higher than any other cause of death in females aged 14 - 25. So the fact that you don't know anyone with this disorder is largely irrelevant. I don't know any meth. addicts but that doesn't mean I deny their existence.

i am still waiting on the other study …

where did you get these stats from, or are you not sharing that either?

You don't read so well do you? I said I don't know too many people that are going to live for long when starving themselves. The "I don't know too many people" was a general statement and was not meant to imply that I actually knew anyone or wanted to, but I guess you missed that part of the sentence structure.