Woman starts walking and eating healthy, and hates it because it makes her body look more toned: ‘I hate that it works because I have to keep it up. There's no excuses left’

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  The woman after she started eating healthy

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• I decided to start walking and start eating healthy. It's working. I hate that it works because I have to keep it up. There's no excuses left.

  
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  The woman being very angrily fit

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  The moment she realized there were no excuses left

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• A few years ago, there was this trend about performing self-care ironically, and then it actually working. Like ironically getting out of bed, ironically going for a walk, ironically washing the dishes, lol. I did this a bunch of times, and I can assure you it works; sometimes there’s no internal motivation to derive from, and you end up doing things ironically. In the end, it doesn’t matter why as long as you do them. It’s a radical form of discipline, I know, slightly Machiavellian? But if it works, it works. At any rate, you can always give up; there is no need to justify oneself; giving up is allowed too.

  
  
   

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