Smells and cravings
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@@Lizardlady Head hunger/ cravings are the worst! I'd rather be able to enjoy the smell then those that get nauseous with smelling any food and can barely gag down anything.
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I'm 12 weeks our and still crave the bad stuff too. For some people those cravings go away right after surgery. Not for us though. I haven't really given into them either. As you keep not eating th
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Props to ladies/gentlemen who have to cook for others. Thank goodness, most of my friends, including my boyfriend, don't have the eating disorder I had and I don't have kids. I don't crave things
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So I've noticed that I'm still very much (maybe even more so) attracted to the smell of bad foods. My fiance is a thin guy and can eat whatever/however much he wants but when I smell some of the things he eats, I WANT IT! I'm not at all hungry, but it's VERY tempting just to take a bite of his food. I'm not going to. My will power is still with me right now so fresh after surgery but how long will this last? Obviously the surgery fixes my stomach and not my head but I've heard others say that they just don't crave those things anymore. I don't want to CRAVE anything. What is it that changed that for you?