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Personal Narrative: My Diet

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My diet has been lenient, I have not been eating like I should be this week. It has been a cheat day every day and I am not proud of myself. Who can blame me, food is great and to discriminate is just wrong. The week went by and I have not been eating properly but my numbers have gone up. I am at 100 pounds on my bench, 170 pounds on my squat, and 95 on my shoulder press. With everything I have promised myself to make sure I take the proper amount of protein, and I hope I am strong enough to resist the good food. I find enjoyment in food so it is very tough, but if I give it up now I can eat it later on. So that is the plan and I have decided to create a plan on what to eat and when to
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