I know I'm going to sound insane with an eating disorder ( never that that issue, btw ) but it seems like when I make progress, I swear it's getting worse ( much like anorexic people will say they look. ) I don't try to feel this way, I have a realistic goal and I do my best to be positive, but when people say I'm looking skinny, I get upset, because all I can see is what needs to be improved.
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When I start to have negative thoughts I remind myself "don't believe everything you think". |
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Im unclear what your Question is but it sounds like you may have Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Like everything, there is a spectrum of severity. Many people have this problem so don't feel bad or alone. It goes along with eating disorders and anxiety disorder. Take care. |
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Is there an objective measurement you can focus on? Like BF% or something? Or improvement with any kind of health problems that Paleo is helping with? Positive self-talk can also help. I like to pretend I'm writing a Cracked article about myself and what a badass I am. |
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It might sound weird but try High intensity interval training once or twice a week, this type of exercise, among others, raises your endorphin levels, creating a positive change in mood, energy and the way you see yourself. |
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Most people are too fat and believe that they're "average weight." This leads many to believe that truly average weight lean people are underweight. Not so. |
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I most likely have some level of body dysmorphic disorder as well, and I've felt everything you're saying. I've been making progress, but when I look in the mirror, I'm still not 100% satisfied. It's difficult to overcome, but I've made progress by focusing more on my training goals and improvement than my appearance. |
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