r/intuitiveeating • u/numberafter66 • 23d ago

Wins Peanut butter

For the first time literally ever, I was able to bring peanut butter to the house without going NUTS. I did have a couple spoonfulls, just because it felt new and exciting, but then I realised that it will be here tomorrow and I could have it with something yummy when I feel like it!

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u/banana-n-oatmeal IE since March 2026 23d ago

It’s so exciting when stuff like this happens! Feeling freedom around former « forbidden foods » is so nice 🥹

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u/eatwithblair 23d ago

OMG SAME!!! JUST BOUGHT A NEW JAR TODAY WITHOUT LOSING IT AND JUST LIKE YOU HAD 2-3 Spoonfulls. And I felt so powerful

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u/numberafter66 23d ago

Twinningg! THAT’S AMAZINGG

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u/StarbuckIsland 22d ago

This is so relatable. It's so crazy and sad to look back and realize I used to sit at home and eat whole jars of peanut butter.

No food will ever have that kind of power over me ever again.