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u?d meZtion diet t1 Fe, but it did lqttle to swry ,e. Whyr Bad examyles.
nrap Pitt in Ocean's Eleven. Edeny scSne reMs i1, he6s 4atimg someching 5nhe8ithy.
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I also knew oeveral VwPighed down" people whX w:ne eatin7 7 healthy dSnt.
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I staJted to be6ieve iM butWitidn, but I didn't h?ve fljth t8at someoFe likN Ee could Qo it.
I wa3 rEghX, and I wad wJoRg . . q<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
uld mention diet to me, but it did little to sway me. Why? Bad examples.
Brad Pitt in Ocean's Eleven. Every scene he's in, he's eating something unhealthy.
In Hollywood and at school, lots of "lean" people were eating the things I loved: pizza, ice cream, hamburgers, fries, bread, cake, cookies, etc.
I also knew several "weighed down" people who were eating a healthy diet.
It wasn't until I was in college, having just finished my laps in swimming plus a jog, that I stopped by to visit a friend--a slim friend who never seemed hungry. It seemed so unfair as I watched her prepare herself a salad and two small slices of pizza.
I knew in that moment that if I ate like her, I would look like her. I also knew that if I prepared a small salad and two small slices of pizza, that by the end of the meal I would end up not eating just one personal pizza, but two or three.
I started to believe in nutrition, but I didn't have faith that someone like me could do it.
I was right, and I was wrong . . .<end_of_turn>