Whenever I see other people my age just thoughtlessly stuffing whatever is easy/cheap/quick/convenient/delicious into their mouths, I envy their carefree attitude as I go back to considering the ethical and health implications of my choices and mentally planning how to fit being Paleo around having a social life.

Sometimes I feel like I'm missing out on the "eat anything no consequences" phase of being young, and I wonder if I'll regret not having indulged once my metabolism has slowed down.

So do I sometimes feel that I should have taken the blue pill? Yes, but it passes quickly, and frankly I wouldn't trade feeling this good for anything!

EDIT: In short, I realise now that I miss my SAD attitude to food more than any actual SAD food.

Whenever I see other people my age just thoughtlessly stuffing whatever is easy/cheap/quick/convenient/delicious into their mouths, I envy their carefree attitude as I go back to considering the ethical and health implications of my choices and mentally planning how to fit being Paleo around having a social life.

Sometimes I feel like I'm missing out on the "eat anything no consequences" phase of being young, and I wonder if I'll regret not having indulged once my metabolism has slowed down.

So do I sometimes feel that I should have taken the blue pill? No wayYes, but it passes quickly, and frankly I wouldn't trade feeling this good for anything!

Whenever I see other people my age just thoughtlessly stuffing whatever is easy/cheap/quick/convenient/delicious into their mouths, I envy their carefree attitude as I go back to considering the ethical and health implications of my choices and mentally planning how to fit being Paleo around having a social life.

Sometimes I feel like I'm missing out on the "eat anything no consequences" phase of being young, and I wonder if I'll regret not having indulged once my metabolism has slowed down.

So do I feel that I should have taken the blue pill? No way, I wouldn't trade feeling this good for anything!