Julia FedorinContent Creator + Podcaster, Composio · Storytelling & Podcasting @Composio | Prev Brand @Shopify

there's no such thing as eating too much on christmas!

1 Jan 2022 · 1 min

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In this personal vlog, the speaker (Julia) declares that overeating during Christmas isn’t a health problem as long as you return to your normal routine afterward. She shares a recent experience of indulging in over 5,000 calories, feeling a brief pang of guilt, and rejecting the idea that feeling full equates to gaining weight. She critiques the cultural pressure to avoid fullness during holidays and encourages viewers to pause strict fitness goals, enjoy the season, and not let guilt ruin the celebration. The tone is conversational, supportive, and slightly self‑critical, aiming to normalize holiday indulgence and promote a balanced mindset toward food and fitness.

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Hi guys, let's all just plant this in our minds. There's no such thing as eating too much on Christmas. There isn't. You can eat over 5,000 calories and you'll still look the same a few days later. As long as you slowly get back into your normal routine, then there's genuinely nothing to worry about. Today was the day I allowed myself to go all out and let myself eat without guilt. Now I did still feel a teensy bit guilty after overindulging, eating a little too much chocolate and putting a little more on my plate than usual, but I didn't let that guilt ruin this special time. Let me just say I felt very full and I hate feeling full. To me, that's an equivalent to gaining a pound, which is just not how weight gain works. It's unfortunate because so many families, individuals would do anything to feel that sense of fullness, especially on a holiday like Christmas. And here I am bringing myself down because of it. Good job, Julie. Anyways, I really hope you're enjoying your holidays. I hope you're getting the rest you deserve. Put a pause on your fitness goals because while they're always with you, holidays only come once a year, so enjoy them to the fullest. You could leave this Christmas, you're gonna be too good to be true. Yeah.