Monday, January 10, 2011

Re: [fast5] Re: Irritable or grouchy when fasting?



 
I don't like your tone!
 
(bwahahahahaha)

 


From: Sam <samdgood@yahoo.com>
To: fast5@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, January 10, 2011 9:24:17 AM
Subject: [fast5] Re: Irritable or grouchy when fasting?

 

as an ex waitress i can say that hunger does make you irritable. i can't tell you how many times a person or persons sat at one of my tables and i thought... omg what nasty people. then they eat.. and they couldn't be nicer! total transformation. lol

--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, "tamaratornado" <tamaratornado@...> wrote:
>
> If I recall the book says that you might feel irritable at first but then you get used to it?
>
> I fasted all day, met some friends in the evening and we hung out, we didn't get to eating dinner until like midnight. It was late and I thought, I'll just have chamomile tea, I don't need to eat. I was hungry, but I was OK, it just seemed so late I figured I would go home and sleep.
>
> But I noticed that during the conversation I was slightly irritable. My friend was talking and having trouble finding the right word, and I found myself thinkging, "get to the point already" - I didn't have my normal patience. I was able to keep in control and not say anything. But I wondered if the fasting was making me impaitient.
>
> I had been fasting close to 26 hours at that point. I usually fast about 19 hours. When I do fast longer, I am alone, and I don't notice if I am grouchy, as there is no one to get annoyed with, I live alone.
>
> Just wondering if other people get irritable at all.
>
> - T
>




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