Healthy_psychosomatics Day 3. About Hunger

Video: Healthy_psychosomatics Day 3. About Hunger

Video: Healthy_psychosomatics Day 3. About Hunger
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Healthy_psychosomatics Day 3. About Hunger
Healthy_psychosomatics Day 3. About Hunger
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Someone reproaches themselves for overeating, night sweets, etc. But at this time we think about food, not about hunger, which forces us to go to the refrigerator. Why is it so scary to be hungry?

I remember how my mother used to say to me in childhood, "Eat the potatoes, otherwise she will be offended and she will chase you outside"! Now I already understand that my mother wanted to feed me and all that, but … except for the feeling of guilt in front of the potatoes, I did not get anything good, and also a little violence, because very often I didn't really want those potatoes. And about the bread, which cannot be thrown away, I generally keep quiet! This is how you walk around raped and feeling guilty after every meal. It’s interesting why parents think that their children are constantly hungry, and interestingly, these vile kids will never tell about it and therefore they need to be fed urgently before slaughter, otherwise “they will be hungry”. What's wrong with this "hungry", because this is also a way to feel your body, to which everyone has their right. I am writing this post and am angry, because despite many years of work on myself, my mother still asks "at least you are not hungry", but I, 26, cannot decide for myself what to eat, and probably not to cook I can).

Speaking about hunger, you can talk about many aspects, about trust in your child, the fears of parents and their desire to control everything, to be realized, the inability to speak differently about their feelings, about the feeling of their body, personal boundaries, etc.

Remembering myself, I can say that my one and a half years 200 grams of kefir 3 times a day was my way to leave at least something for myself, because in our family it is not customary to be hungry, you need to constantly eat something, and food cannot lie just. This experience of feeling my body helped me understand what I want. I do not recommend trying this method on an ongoing basis, because it will not end well. But I probably want to draw the conclusion that everyone has the right to "their own food", in any quantity necessary for themselves, and not because it is so accepted, or to eat it now, otherwise it will not be. You have the right to dinner, as well as to be without it, to kefir or a cutlet.

I wish you only a pleasant relationship with food and see you tomorrow

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