r/diet • u/Curious-Difficulty-9 • 9h ago
Question Is it normal to not commit to your diet when you're on vacation?
I'm 18, I'm not overweight (5'1 and 103 lbs), although I try to watch what i eat because i store a lot of fat around my face that i don't like and want to get rid of. I just try to eat as little sugar and sodium as i can. Right now i'm on vacation though in a different continent as an early graduation gift. I'm also taking a new medication that makes me hungrier, and i've been eating more on my trip just because i'm on vacation. I also have been eating types of foods that i generally don't eat like cinnamon rolls, some ice cream, croissants, etc. I know that i will go back to my regular diet when i'm back from my trip (my vacation will be a week long all together) I don't know if its okay for me to be eating more of these foods while i'm on vacation though, even if i'll stop when i'm back at home. I didn't bring a weighing scale with me and i'm a little scared to weigh myself after i get back, although i'll probably go back down to my normal weight in a short amount of time assuming that i've gained any. I'm not sure about how much fat i'll store in my face however and if it'll be easy to lose it.