Toxic Diets & The Capitol Riots: Healthy Fitness Goals in the New Year

Fingers Crossed

Kristee Vetter & Sierra Green

Society & Culture, Personal Journals

4.7 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2021

⏱️ ? minutes

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*TW:* Body Image, Disordered Eating, Weight Loss & Fitness Themes

This week on Fingers Crossed, Kristee and Sierra unpack New Year's diet culture, the pros and cons of fitness resolutions, and how to have a healthy relationship with food. Speaking from their own experiences, they discuss the difficult roads they've come from when it comes to restrictive eating and unhealthy relationships with exercise, and the happier, more sustainable options they've found instead. Also discussed in this episode are the recent Capitol Riots, and unpacking the results and ramifications of the events that occurred.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome back to fingers crossed. We're back at it again on this fine Tuesday morning
0:16.8	afternoon. Is it a fine Tuesday morning, Christy? Is it a fine Tuesday? I was going to have a nice
0:22.7	like introduction of joy at first, even though I appreciate the enthusiasm. I really do.
0:30.2	It has been a week. And I know that our last episode was literally the most like optimistic.
0:36.4	2021. Yeah. Putting all of the optimistic. 2020. Yeah.
0:38.7	Putting all of the mess of 2020 behind us, but it turns out behind the door to 2021 included a double-down,
0:46.9	giant mess of the consequences of 2020.
0:50.4	Do you know what I think, Christy?
0:51.5	I think that I'm going to be canceling my free trial to 2021,
0:54.6	and I will not be signing up for a subscription. Yeah, and I would like major refunds, that's for sure.
0:59.7	But yeah, we definitely, I mean, it's hard because it's like, I want to say, wow, we never saw this coming,
1:05.5	and this is unreal and all this, but there were so many signs. And if you don't know what we're talking about,
1:11.6	you should, because you're using the internet to listen to this. And I'm assuming you have
1:15.6	internet access to know what happened at the United States Capitol last Wednesday. But then again,
1:19.3	we also have some non-U.S. listeners who maybe have better things to do than to hear about the
1:23.9	absolute chaotic craziness that is going on in our ridiculous country. That's fair,
1:28.9	but the reach of this news, I would not underestimate. Not saying that everyone is focused on the U.S.,
1:35.2	but this was a big deal. I saw the headliner, the cover page of the Times of India, and it was
1:42.6	literally all about the nonsense. Oh, there were so many. I saw a lot of, it was literally all about.
1:44.8	Oh, there were so many.
1:45.8	I saw a lot of, it was interesting.
1:47.5	One of the posts I saw was just like comparing different headlines about what happened
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