We feel like everybody has at one point or another.

I've never per se been on a diet.

I'm a stress eater.

And so when I'm stressed out I eat a lot and then I get a little bigger.

So I tryto watch what I eat.

Healthy things.

I've never personally been on a diet.

I don't particularly like the word.

I think it just means restrictions, and sometimes he will go too far with them.

But I've always been extremely healthy eater, and I think that's really where it starts.

Yes, I hate diets, and I hate the word skinny and I hate the word fat.

I feel like as I grew out of my adolescence into my twenties, I felt like I personally tried to be more health conscious in, like cutting out so it does and cutting out junk food just for the sake of staying healthy.

Being active, you want to call that a diet call to diet.

I don't focus on numbers on a scale.

I just want to feel comfortable in my own skin.

I've definitely been on a diet.

I've done some really intense dia trying different things like Ito or Weight Watchers.

But to me, I would really like to do something that feels more like a lifestyle that I could actually do forever.

So I don't like the word diet.

You know, you could eat a salad every single day, and then that one time you eat a cookie, then you're gonna feel bad, have that one cookie instead of 20 cookies and just trying.

Teoh kind of keep a balance of eating certain things in moderation.

Many diets since I was 11 years old.

It sucks.

But I think what I've grown into later in your life is realizing that self acceptance is pretty key.

And just having a healthy lifestyle is also key.

And that also means allowing yourself the indulgences and being active about it.

When you can also up here and in here, you just gotta be OK.

I have been on Mandy a diet.

Sometimes I feel like it's a good way to find some control.

I think that makes me feel comforted because I like rules, but I also love to shove food in my face.

But every now and then, I think, sure, why not get rid of gluten?

for a little bit and figure out how it makes you feel in your stomach.

Or like maybe dairy is making me break out a little bit.

How about you take that to the curb?

But dairies hard cause I love cheese.

Oh, I've been on a diet.

I've been on multiple diets.

Can t remember how many at this point I know.

But if I'm like I'm going on a diet that almost insinuates that there's going to be an ending to it.

So if I'm really just trying to eat better for myself in my body and to just live healthy, that's just a lifestyle change.

I have been dieting since I was, like, 12 years old, on and off.

I feel a little different now because my mind set has changed about them.

I think diets work for me when I'm in a healthy state of mind when I am realistic with them and flexible with them.

Diets actually worked very well for me because I, like structure I have been on the paleo, have been on bad diets.

I'm honestly at a point where the goal isn't to die anymore.

It's more so to make better choices for a couple years now.

They got cut out different things in my diet and drinking water.

Dieting is not always healthy, and it could be very dangerous.

Remember when I was younger, I would go through diets where I just wouldn't eat all day.

Just eat very little, and I was sick After a while.

I have been on plenty of diets, and my first I It was when I was age three.

I don't love the term diet.

I just feel like there's such a negative connotation with it.

And it's kind of just associated with people hating themselves or hating themselves become this thing.

So I think it's great toe pursue like an active lifestyle, or to do things that make you feel good or eat in ways that make you feel better.

I've definitely been on diets and they've been really, really bad.

Everything from bulimia to borderline anoxia, where I would just like a handful of pretzels, drink crystal light that you sugar free gum for meals and exercise like a ton.

And then basically here, start thinning, almost passed out like bad, bad migraines.

Your body needs nourishment.

If you're naturally thin, that's great but its plus size girls or is nationally thick people who have a little meat on their bones.

Like we shouldn't feel bad about our bodies and have to be forced into this whole dia culture because it's extremely toxic and I'm against it 100%.

I actually have never been on a diet.

I eat moderately or I'll change the way that I eat.

If I feel like you know, I'm getting a little heavier or I'm feeling uncomfortable in my clothes.

But I never use the word diet because it had such a bad confrontation.

I've been on a diet plenty.

It's such as the life of a plus size woman girl kid.

I think I went on my first guy when I was 10 and yo Yo dieted throughout my life until maybe I want to say, 10 years ago, when I realized that dieting is just not healthy for me, because I would lose the way and then gain it back and some and then I would always be hungry, which you never want to be hungry all the time.

But I learned that instead I have to choose a healthier lifestyle and incorporate healthier foods into my lifestyle.

Incorporate exercise and moving.

And I found that I have lost some weight.

I was larger than this.

I used to be a size 32.

The weight has come off gradually, but I'm not channels.

Wait, I'm just trying to feel healthy and I feel better And I moved And I'm healthy.

You can never tell someone's hope by looking at hm?

So people assumed that I'm I'm at deaths door.

They can think what they want I know where I'm at in my life.