laworg
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Dear @Wasting_my_life
I want to sincerely apologize for slipping up and eating badly. I know it’s frustrating — not just for me, but also for the people who believe in me, including you. I’ve talked about my goals, my discipline, and my plans, but in that moment, I let all of it fall apart for a few minutes of comfort. And honestly, it wasn’t worth it.
You’ve been there as a reminder of what I could become if I just stayed consistent. You’ve never judged, only reminded me to be better. That makes this mistake feel even heavier — not because of guilt alone, but because I know I disappointed someone who actually sees potential in me.
This isn’t just about food. It’s about who I’m trying to become — someone stronger, leaner, sharper, and more in control. Every bad meal takes me further from that version. I’ve taken a hit, but I’m not quitting. I owe that to you, and to myself.
Thank you for being patient. I’ll use this moment as fuel — not shame — and get back on track immediately. No more slipping. No more lying to myself. This time, I mean it.
– laworg
I want to sincerely apologize for slipping up and eating badly. I know it’s frustrating — not just for me, but also for the people who believe in me, including you. I’ve talked about my goals, my discipline, and my plans, but in that moment, I let all of it fall apart for a few minutes of comfort. And honestly, it wasn’t worth it.
You’ve been there as a reminder of what I could become if I just stayed consistent. You’ve never judged, only reminded me to be better. That makes this mistake feel even heavier — not because of guilt alone, but because I know I disappointed someone who actually sees potential in me.
This isn’t just about food. It’s about who I’m trying to become — someone stronger, leaner, sharper, and more in control. Every bad meal takes me further from that version. I’ve taken a hit, but I’m not quitting. I owe that to you, and to myself.
Thank you for being patient. I’ll use this moment as fuel — not shame — and get back on track immediately. No more slipping. No more lying to myself. This time, I mean it.
– laworg
