You’re Not “Bad” for Eating That

You didn’t do anything “wrong.”

You didn’t “mess up.”

You aren’t “bad” for eating a cookie.

You are not the food you eat.

When you tie your self-worth to how “good” or “bad” you eat, you create a cycle of guilt → restriction → overeating.

Food is not a moral issue.

Awaken Action::

Today, practice neutral thinking about food.

Instead of saying: "I was bad, I ate that.”

Try: "I ate that. How did it make me feel?"

Because awareness helps you make better choices—not guilt.

You are so much more than what you eat,

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