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    Dieting when the summer is over

    why is it so hard to stick to a diet once the summer is over!!! is like once the summer is coming i get on a crazy strict diet so i can look good shirtless and in overall at the beach n stuff...but once the summer ends i find it nearly impossible to eat completely clean all day..for instance ill stick to my day for the whole day but then ill end up going to the diner for dinner lol...anyone have any mental tips on sticking to a diet..or is having a little bulk for the winter time not bad?..i just hate getting a bit flabby in the stomach n sides area...

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    That's why winter is for bulking...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vitruvian-Man View Post
    That's why winter is for bulking...
    i just hate the transition of going from being tight and lean to soft bulky..mentally i feel like "omg am i getting fat?" lol

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    lol My wife tells me that I'm worse than a woman. Always worrying about carrying to much fat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CBGB View Post
    lol My wife tells me that I'm worse than a woman. Always worrying about carrying to much fat.
    thats how i feel... diner food is evil!...anyone recommend whats a decent dinner to eat at a diner? but then again i we always have a mixed drink or two maybe thats what does it..

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    winter is the time in the animal kindom where metabolism slows down to gain fat,,
    we are not much different.
    plus you got all the great eating holidays,, i dont mind gainin a little during the winter months

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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckt12345 View Post
    winter is the time in the animal kindom where metabolism slows down to gain fat,,
    we are not much different.
    haha thats a good way to see things...so i should just embrace my bulkness? and wait for January or so to start dieting for the summer? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckt12345 View Post
    winter is the time in the animal kindom where metabolism slows down to gain fat,,
    we are not much different.

    plus you got all the great eating holidays,, i dont mind gainin a little during the winter months
    ^^ ding ding ding.

    nice simple way of putting it Chuck.

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    you guys made me feel better about myself thanks! lol this really helped

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    You could always move to a carribean island or south Florida where it's summer year round.

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    it makes it much easier to run dnp once summer is over and the weather turns cold, that's what I'm doing right now.

    Your body is trying to outfit itself with a nice winter coat of blubber.

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    lol last time i ran dnp i lost nearly 30lbs!! i dont wana go that low again...and it was january and i was literaly outside with a t shirt..i was sick as a dog so i think ill stick to the hgh..

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