6 Amazing Drunk Foods You Should Probably Eat at Some Point This Weekend
There are two types of drinkers out there, those who eat and those who don’t eat while/after they drink…I’m not embarrassed to admit, I NEED to eat after.
Liar Liar(exic)
There’s a new buzzword in town: Liarexic. Apparently the dozens of other “exic” expressions just weren’t getting it done, so someone decided to throw this one into the mix. Because what’s an eating disorder without a proper classification? This “new” disorder is meant to address people who lie about their food intake.

One Month Challenge: Stop Stress Eating, Week 3
When I started writing this week’s post, I really worried about it sounding like a “Dear Diary…” kind of deal. Stress eating, and the reasons behind it, are so personal, for every single individual. The reasons I stress eat can be totally opposite from the reasons my best friend stress eats or the reasons my boyfriend stress eats.
One Month Challenge: No Eating After 10 p.m., The End
It’s my third (and basically last) week at this, and I have come to a conclusion — this challenge, in its perfect entirety, is impossible to complete. At least for someone like me who stays up way past 10 p.m. at night. However, I’ve still learned some very valuable lessons.
One-Month Challenge: No Eating After 10 p.m., Week Two
Make this challenge stop. PLEASE, make it stop! I’m failing at this challenge quite miserably, and it’s just so discouraging.
One-Month Challenge: No Eating After 10 p.m., Week One
It’s one week in. And my late-night self is hungry. Really hungry. Ugh.
One Month Challenge: No Eating After 10 p.m.
Oh, the wonderful world of late night eating. Whether it’s 2 a.m. pizza or that leftover Chinese food during your favorite nighttime shows, late night eating goes with college like studying goes with college. Except we actually, uh, do it. So, yeah, bad analogy.

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Attempting to lose weight can be seriously stressful when you feel like you have to follow a laundry list of rules—don’t eat after 7 pm, banish white flour, etc.—in addition to hitting the dreaded treadmill and the stinky weight-room. According to Women’s Health magazine, however, it’s possible to shed pounds successfully without listening to every piece of diet advice that gets thrown around (or, you know, printed in Women’s Health).
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