Tumgik
#diet resolutions
cjcooksvegan · 11 months
Text
6 Tips For New Vegans (Beginner's Guide To Going Vegan)
6 tips for beginners to #veganism #veganuary #govegan #plantbased
Tumblr media
View On WordPress
0 notes
djcgold · 1 year
Text
5 Ways To Crush Your Diet Resolutions in 2023
5 Ways To Crush Your Diet Resolutions in 2023
Affiliate Disclaimer :  Some of the links in this website http://www.blackislandgold.com are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Regardless, this website only recommend products or services that will add value to the readers. Grilled Salmon with roasted vegetables dinner As 2023 begins, many people make resolutions to improve their health, and diet goals…
Tumblr media
View On WordPress
0 notes
thepeacefulgarden · 4 months
Text
Tumblr media
611 notes · View notes
cantdoana · 1 year
Text
Pinning this so I will see it all the time.
This year I will;
- Weigh less than 50kg/110lbs (skinny for my height, I'm tall)
-STAY skinny.
-take good care of my looks. Nails, hair, skin etc.
-exercise almost everyday
-stay on track
-get this done and be a thinspo
-be a size 0
-study properly
-take walks everyday
-at least 10k steps a day
~have a skinny 2023~ 🍓🍓
473 notes · View notes
the-iron-duck93 · 1 year
Text
Tumblr media
469 notes · View notes
Tumblr media
226 notes · View notes
Text
✨️New Year Resolution✨️: stop. obsessing. over. fictional. men
Me on the 1st of the year: Who am I kidding?
15 notes · View notes
wonyoungsupremacy · 4 months
Text
I swear to god I will lose this weight, nothing can stop me this year!!! I'm tired of having an L or M I just wanna have a body like Wonyoung's and be a living doll just like her.
I just hate when my family tells me I'm great just the way I am because I'm not satisfied at all.
I wish they'd encourage me into losing weight instead of telling me I'm okay...
You know what I mean right? ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥⌓˂̣̣̥ )‧º·˚
Let's do it, this will be our year!!!!! (☞ ͡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡ ͡°)☞
10 notes · View notes
dk-thrive · 4 months
Text
New Year’s resolutions are penny-ante prayers.
New Year’s resolutions are penny-ante prayers. You are this way, but you hope to be that way. You used to want this, but now you want that. The assumption behind resolutions is that something must be corrected and improved. One vows to be better than one was the year before.
Part of the nature of resolutions, particularly for those of us north of 60, has to do not only with the new year before us, but also with time already spent, or misspent. We reflect on the years we’ve lived, on the past resolutions made and broken. Another New Year’s Eve come and gone. Every time the ball drops, the heart sinks. You are running out of time, and time is what we value most. […]
Thus there is always a melancholic desperation and urgency when we shout, “Happy New Year!” Will this new year, in fact, be any better than the last? We resolve that it will. We resolve to be fitter, healthier, cleverer, richer, more successful, more popular, more productive, better dressed, happier. And so restarts the whole vain, foolish, inevitably disappointing cycle.
The trouble with all such self-oriented promises is that they deal in chicken feed. What does the great wide world care if you lose weight, or work out, or work harder, or quit drinking or smoking? Quit smoking or smoke three packs a day. Work out daily or let yourself go. It’s your choice, your life. Your little life. Meanwhile, the world — the whole tortured, self-destructive, polarized, endangered, extraordinary world — spins on. […]
If you’re looking for a worthwhile resolution…we can start small.
Personally, I vow that I will frequently visit a children’s hospital and try to distract kids with stories, the funnier the better. I vow that I will phone every lonely person I know — and there are plenty — at least twice a week, just to chat and make them feel part of the living world. I vow to give alms to everyone who asks, and to those who don’t, and to stand up for the stupid and crazy, the stupider and crazier, the better. I promise to keep an eye out for strays (cats, dogs and people) and bring them safety and comfort. I vow to see every wrong as a menace, every wound an opportunity.
What will you do — right now, this week, this month — to make a better world? Stage a protest. Send a letter to right a wrong, or to proffer friendship. (A thoughtful, sympathetic letter to a friend in sorrow or distress is a powerful thing.) Lend a hand. Offer a word of comfort or inspiration or support or love. Donate money or, most valuable of all, time. There are so many ways to move this world, right within reach.
The great beautiful irony of all this, of course, is that selflessness is not the opposite of self-improvement. Selflessness is self-improvement — the most meaningful and lasting kind.
Practice it, and you may just find that the new year is, in fact, a step up from the last. You may find that, all at once, you look and feel better than you would have after any amount of dieting or exercise. Unburdened of ego. Lighter on your feet. Say, haven’t you lost weight?
Practice it, and suddenly you will find that your little life has gotten big. Big life, grand life is like art. It is not done well unless the artist dreams expansively, ridiculously, by making a glorious Whitman-size fool of herself in seeking to enhance everything, cure every ill. Nothing less.
— Roger Rosenblatt, from “This Year, Make a Resolution About Something Bigger Than Yourself” (NY Times, December 26, 2023)
14 notes · View notes
Text
my new years resolution is to eat more. as in eat more often because i'm terrible at knowing when i'm actually hungry. i often don't eat for 7 or 8 hours because i just don't feel hunger cues. then i eat an unhealthy amount of takeout or a huge bag of potato chips. so yeah! my resolution is to eat more! diet culture can go fuck itself!
8 notes · View notes
theirwolfbicanthrope · 4 months
Text
so last year, I sort of made a resolution, in that I decided 'fuck it, I wanna learn to crochet' and guess what? I learned crochet basics, am still learning, and am starting to move forward towards, I guess, intermediate basics? I crocheted a beanie (complete with sewn on pom) for my mom and she genuinely likes it, some coasters, and I'm almost done with my first blanket.
this year, idk what my resolution is. I'm leaning towards learning to sew, but I also want to paint more, learn to solder, carve, sculpt, am interested in pottery - basically, I want to create and be creative. want to make art. want to make clothes. want to make props. want to make pretty things that makes my magpie brain go oooh. want to become more self reliant, more sustainable, and want to be able to support myself and my husband financially without the 9-5 grind that keeps me on constant burnout.
but trying to go all in never works, and generally leads towards failure. so this month I'll try to pin down something specific that, even if nothing else works out, this is a thing that I can keep at it with.
also if anyone would be interested in purchasing crochet coffin coasters lmk cause am considering making sets to try and sell.
7 notes · View notes
kaleidoscope-vol2 · 4 months
Text
When it's the New Year and everyone in your work group chat is talking about dieting and going to the gym
Tumblr media
9 notes · View notes
soulinkpoetry · 4 months
Text
Haha …😄Don’t make any promises you can’t keep.
.
.
8 notes · View notes
thepeacefulgarden · 4 months
Text
Tumblr media
525 notes · View notes
rotationalsymmetry · 4 months
Text
...this may get me burned at the stake. But part of having body autonomy as a value is. Believing people get to diet if they want.
I mean, I don't think it's particularly effective, I don't think being thinner is better than being fatter, and I think there's a whole lot to criticize in terms of social pressure to be thin and the organizations that make money off of social pressure to be thin. If anyone wants my advice, I recommend going after whatever you want to get out of dieting in a different way, HAES or focusing on dressing well at your current weight or hanging out with other fat people to improve your self-image or whatever.
But also. Like.
It's a bit like makeup, ok? Someone's getting rich off of it. It causes harm when it's socially/economically mandatory or not doing it is penalized. And also, the people insisting that it's internalized misogyny to wear lipstick or whatever are assholes and are incorrect and should not be listened to. I mean, I do think dieting is substantially more harmful than wearing cosmetics. But people do get to decide to do harmful things to their bodies.
People should be able to diet if they choose, in the same way that people should be able to go on HRT if they want, or get an abortion if they want/if that's the least bad option for them, or do drugs if they want/if that's the least bad option for them, or get tattoos or die their hair, or refuse medical treatment they think is inappropriate for them, or any of the rest of it. People should be able to diet if they choose in the same way that people should be able to decide for themselves how to run their love life and whether to have kids or not. People should be able to diet like sex work should be legal and unstigmatized. It's all the same package.
People should be able to diet if they choose -- I don't just mean without legal restrictions or whatever but also without social stigma -- for the same reason that people should be able to not diet or otherwise attempt to lose weight no matter how fat they are. Because what an individual does with their body should not be determined by committee. Or by mob rule. Or by the people who shoved you into lockers in sixth grade. Or by very superficially nice or apparently smart people who are sure they know what's best for everyone because reasons. OK?
7 notes · View notes
bopinion · 4 months
Text
Tumblr media
New Year's resolutions...
...that never work:
Fly to the moon
Lose weight
Whine less
Eat a healthier diet
Learn an instrument or a language
Don't see everything through black glasses
Do more sport
Change your mind sometimes
Improve your work-life balance
Dry January.
...that could actually work:
Get up in the morning
Check in with your parents more often
Read more, surf less
Engage in pro bono work
Only smoke cigarettes with a filter
See things through rose-colored glasses sometimes
Drive less, cycle more
Be more open to new things
Eat more white meat and less red meat
Don't give up hope.
4 notes · View notes