Howcome you eat more when your in a relationship??
Answer:
Because you feel happy and ACCEPTED, so you feel comfortable and want to eat. If youre single, you want to stay healthy, thin, and want to attracted the opposite sex. I dont eat when I'm depressed, it just how my body works, but when I'm happy, I want sugary foods, warm bread- you know comfort food.
u know why....?? because u happy when u with someone.
I eat more because I go out more with my girlfriend then when I was single. Its nice- try different foods- go to different places.
You are comfortable with him..and he probably makes whatever he is eating look tempting so you join him.
well my love is gonna feed me from her hands...could i resist,.,,,
Some people call it foreplay.
I think it's just you... I'm not like that.. in a new relationship I tend to be way more active and not thinking of food. I think he's the one that eats too much and you try to comfort him by doing the same.
Because when your alone you feel like you need to be scure with your food so you always look your best, but when around your boyfriend you feel as though he will ussually like you for who you are so you feel you can a little extra
Could be his love of food. Another reason could be that food is one of those topics that both of u like to talk about.
For some pple when in a new relationship, they tend to find out more about the other party through food.
Psychologically:
You said you love eating and you obviously love your boyfriend too.Is it that you want to do eating when you are with him, so derive more pleasure out of eating and vice-a-versa.
Scientifically:When You are alone your mind is unoccupied so you can read the signal of your body when its says "Stop eating, you are full now".
But when u r with your boyfriend you either neglect the signal or you dont read the signal since your mind is occupied.
Sex and Hormones. pluss the more sex you have, the more you wonna eat,,, sheesh, your burning allot of energy.
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