Not exact matches
And when I do, I enjoy every single bite of it, and I don't hold any guilt or shame towards myself for having eaten
And when I do, I enjoy every single bite of it,
and I don't hold any guilt or shame towards myself for having eaten
and I don't hold any
guilt or
shame towards myself for having eaten it.
We have these ideas about «good»
and «bad» foods -
and we let
guilt and shame force us
towards the wrong foods, because we think that's what healthy means (reality check: If you're training for a marathon, your «healthy» is going to look a lot different than mine
and the mom who's working to get her pre-baby body back!)
Reinforcing to your partner that they're not alone
and that it's not their fault can help them move past feelings of
shame and guilt, which is often an important step
towards seeking professional support.