u/paprikalways13

I feel like I'm so addicted to sugar. All the people I know don't eat sweet things daily, they don't feel crazily happy when they are offered crisps or chocolate.
And I do! I feel happy and it's always a high knowing after work I'll have something sweet during my break or at home (that also goes for mid healthy food that's just really tasty tho, but I just 80% crave sugar).

How can I stop that? I constantly learn more about how it harms the body and your health and I really want to treat myself better.

Doing a "one month no sugar" challenge doesn't work because I can't control me and my family that I live with offers so much sweet things that it makes it even harder to resist.

What are your experiences, tips and what improved after cutting sugar (I need motivation) 😭😭

Is it normal that open shoes are ALWAYS too lose?
I just ordered the first open shoes with heels in my life and I want to wear them whenever I want to feel pretty and go out.

Today I tried some on and every single one is so loose on my toes that my foot slips forward and I can't really walk in them, especially because they have heels.

I definitely to have very thin feet but my question is just, is that normal?
(For example, in makeup, you just have to live with the fact that oily skin makes it harder to stay on all day and you can't really change that)