comfort eating is just porn for your taste buds
November 9, 2009
when I feel low, frustrated, stressed etc I find myself habitually staring at the fridge.
What is happening I think is that I am seeking comfort in a good thing, but the danger is that I eat till I am full but whatever caused me to eat in the first place hasn’t been addressed. It’s just a quick fix to help me feel better. It’s an easy out and a functional pseudo saviour.
Some people go shopping and spend therapeutically , others look at pornagraphic images, others have a drink, still others go do something that makes them feel powerful or important. They’re all dirty saviours that don’t deliver. What makes you think that your eating is any less a prob than a drunk? You get a quick fix but you are never deeply satisfied, and you are always left longing for more.
It a bit like KFC regret. You have a craving, you think those sweet smells of the colonel will satisfy you, but very quickly you are left feel dirty and greasy and wishing you had never gone there.
Psalm 36: 7-9
…. You give them drink from the waters of your delight….
It’s so easy to be decieved into believng that his cup and his table won’t satisfy.
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1. Ben | November 9, 2009 at 11:52 am
Well said, mate.
Also, when is the next trip to Lakemba for you guys? I’d be keen to come along if the date suits.
2. geoffc | November 9, 2009 at 1:25 pm
What makes you think that your eating is any less a prob than a drunk?
when I ‘over eat’ I don’t abuse my family, cause fatal car accidents, and spend all my savings.
Some people go shopping and spend therapeutically , others look at pornagraphic images
I see the problem with materialsim and idolatry, but the destruction and exploitation of women and children is much much worse.
For some reason I see a danger in equating all sins as the same.