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Just reading this makes my blood boil!!!!!!!!! As I posted before, I encountered this for about two years steady at work until I finally lost it! I know you probably don't want to have a blow-up at work, but there are suttle comments you can make, such as: "No, thanks that cake will go right to my ass" Maybe they'll take the hint that that's where the cake they're eating is going! Probably not, but it might shut them up for a minute. The only reason these people are annoyed is because they're sooooooooo jealous that they don't have the discipline that you do. I remember an incident where I was eating my morning protien bar and when I left the room one of my co-workers said, "Why is she eating that, as if it's nutritious. Why doesn't she have a muffin instead?" So, another one of co-workers said to her, I love this, "Well, look at her ass and look at ours, she must be doing something right!" She sure shut-up after that. And, yes, her ass is enormus, perhaps she should rethink her morning muffinGoalGetter said:So yesterday they had a birthday cake for someone in my department, and today they have another one. It's department policy that every birthday person gets their own cake.
Two days in a row, delicious chocolate cakes and sugary temptations have been shamlessly paraded around this office. Two days in a row one of the office fatties has said, "What's with all your CAN'T EAT THIS and CAN'T EAT THAT! Have a piece of cake already!" She sounded sincerely annoyed when she passed me a plate with a generous slice on it, and I said, "No thanks... I can't have any cake right now."
And I don't want to take offense, but I can't help it. I respect that they want to eat all that stuff (hell, I WANT to, too), and I respect that they go back for second and third slices. I don't say a word. Why can't they respect that I choose not to because I'm working toward a goal here? Why does it have to become an issue for everyone to pick apart?
I have come to dread "CAKE TIME" at this fucking place. Not because I have to face the temptation of a cake. Dealing with that, no pun intended, is a piece of cake. It's dealing with people giving me a hard time for not eating cake that really chaps my ass.
Yes. I'm angry right now. I feel discriminated against. hahaha! Where is the birthday veggie tray? If only I were of a litigious nature...
GoalGetter said:1 cup SF/FF Jell-O Instant Pudding
3 slices of turkey breast
Hahahaha... yeah don't get too excited. I mixed it with water instead of milk! hahaha! And now i have a tummy acheJill said:
It was called "white chocolate", though I tell you I take issue with that because white chocolate really isn't even CHOCOLATE, technically, and I KNOW I don't like the flavor of it, but for some reason I bought it.Jill said:I mix it with water too
What kind did you have?
Hey Velvet!Velveteyes said:Good morning hon![]()
Hahaha! I have a few doozies I hand out every once in a while, but yeah, I'll take all the ammo you can give me!klmclean said:... Try not to let it get you down, just think of some whitty comebacks that will put them in thier place, but keep you out of trouble at work (I have lots of good comebacks and will certainly share them with you if you'd like)
Take it easy![]()
GoalGetter said:Hahaha! I have a few doozies I hand out every once in a while, but yeah, I'll take all the ammo you can give me!
Normally, I wouldn't even have to say anything witty or snarky. Just poiting out the obvious was enough. My favorite was earlier this year, when some of coworkers would run into me in the hallway and ask, "What did you do to lose so much weight?" I'd say I started eating healthier, and exercising. So they'd ask, "Like what are you eating? Salad?" (As if salad is the magic diet food and if you can master eating salads all the time, you're going to look like a fitness goddess or something, right? HAHAHAHA!)
I'd say, "NO. I eat all sorts of things. But I stopped eating candy from the vending machine, and I stopped eating at Wendy's and McDonald's etc..." They would just roll their eyes and say soemthing like, "Well i don't have time to cook..." or "I don't have time to eat healthy. I'm always in a hurry..." I'd say, "Well they DO have options there too, you know..." and then "......" Silence. "Well, you're looking great Ivy! Keep it up!" and walk away.
Oh well...
These people LIVE OFF OF those places. They're all across the street from the office, so you see them at noon, hurrying across and coming back a few mintues later with big, grease-stained bags and extra large sodas and stuff.
You're going to tell me that even at McDonalds, you couldn't make a healthier choice than the double quarterpounder heart attack sandwich? You didn't have an extra MINUTE to see what else was on that menu? Are you THAT pressed for time?
That was what I REALLY wanted to say, but i'd just leave it at "they have other options there..." I think they know what I meant.
But now... man, it's close to hostile. The longer I stick to eating healthy, and the longer people observe this the more hostile some of them are becoming. And I figure partly it HAS to be jealousy (I hate saying that because it makes me sound conceited), because how would my not eating a piece of cake really be offensive to someone else? You know? It's not like they made it and brought it in especially for me and I'm shunning a personal gift! Aiiiiigh!
Anyway... bygones.
In other news: It's THURSDAY PEOPLE! That means it's almost Friday!![]()
Fat Discrimination, Fat Discrimination!!!!Velveteyes said:They don't like your lifestyle GG because they know THEY should be living that way. YOU are a reminder of what they AREN'T doing, but know in their hearts that they SHOULD be doing. Going on the defensive is a good indicator of that mind set.
At my job it's the other way around. The fat people get all the special treatment, and everyone is super sensitive and PC around them. But then the healthy people (all five of us maybe!), we get treated like we have mental problems!fantasma62 said:Fat Discrimination, Fat Discrimination!!!!
I am going to report this whole thread to the authorities....![]()
Shame, oh the shame....![]()
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You're right, Jill. I just wish that they (the people who make the other choice), would leave me alone with my choices. Why the scrutiny? Why the criticism? Why the questioning of my reasons for doing what I do or eating what I eat?Jill said:Some people choose to lead a healthier lifestyle, while others choose not to. Thats just the reality of society. No one should be judged either way IMO.![]()
You know, the reason for that is that the school of whales that you work with outnumber you good lookings.GoalGetter said:At my job it's the other way around. The fat people get all the special treatment, and everyone is super sensitive and PC around them. But then the healthy people (all five of us maybe!), we get treated like we have mental problems!
and it's not to say some "fat" people aren't healthy. I'm sure my cholesterol is higher than some of the "fat" people's cholesterol... you konw what i meant.![]()
fantasma62 said:You know, the reason for that is that the school of whales that you work with outnumber you good lookings.
And it's not even that they do it in a mean way. It just comes out that way to me. Maybe I'M the "acomplejada" (the one with with a complex). The people in question are very passive aggressive about their disdain for my lifestyle choices. Or actually maybe it's a disdain toward THEIR lifestyle choices, which to put in proper psychological terms, I think it's projecting, rather than being passive aggressive. They are projectign their bad feelings about themselves unto me, for the reasons you said.Ok seriously though, the reason that they do that is because they have such low self esteem that they feel better by trying to make you feel like $hit and thus they feel above you. They make the "beautiful people" go to their knees.
Awww, Tony. You were the body guard!It's kinda' like the school bully. Wasn't he always the big fat kid that didn't really fit in with anyone? I'll give you my side of the story. In school, during my senior year, I was voted most friendly, yeah, I am friendly, but I was also voted that because I was always "having everyone's back". Yeah, I used to beat down the bullies. If they were bigger than me, I'd get a bat or a shot put or a discus and defend myself. They tried bullying me too. But now, in restrospect, I see that they were just "acomplejados" (please translate that one for me because it's not coming to me....) and needed to beat down people so that they wouldn't be the ones being made fun of....
Depends on which end you are. haha!MaxMirkin said:It's not "bullying", it's "re-constructive criticism."![]()
Besides, some people deserve to be abused. (e.g. sick pervs like Neutron)
Hey Lakergirl! Thank you! And thanks for stopping by!lakergirl said:Hi GG! Ive been following your journal for the past month or so, wow you update alot!
Its awesome, and your progress has been inspiring and amazing to see. I just wanted to stop in and say hi, and you are doing GREAT!!
GoalGetter said:bad max mirkin, bad bad boy.
Hi Rock!rock4832 said:Heeeeellllloooooooo...![]()