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It's not like I'm fat or anything (my bmi is 22), but still I spend like 95% of my money on food. I just looove eating but I hate how all the healthy stuff is so expensive.
I think I can't afford this for much longer, do you think it's normal that I love buying food so much?
The reason healthy food is so expensive is because of the government. I think about 82% of america's food contains GMOs. The company that created GMOs is Monosato, whose credited as being The most evil company on the planet, anyway they have deep tie-INS with the american government. So they have jacked up the prices on organic, because they know that it's healthy. They want people to eat their dangerous "food". They force it on people and the government doesn't even regulate it nor is GMO food allowed to be labelled!
The best thing for you is to go to a organic chain like "Mom" or grown your own food.
Same here. This past weekend my bf spent almost 55 dollars on eat out food in one day, with a midnight snack/dinner.
Dude I use to spend atleast 40$ a week on just junk food in addition to what I already ate for meals . not that im eating for the sake of eating but I was always very hungry so I would say this is normal . If you eat for the sake of it that is bad and unhealthy however if you just eat alot you may have a high metobolism .
I spend a stupid amount on food too. I'll leave the heating off throughout winter and go a year without buying a new pair of jeans or trainers but the day I live off 8p dried noodles is truly the worst day of my life. I'm a total sucker for anything that looks like it's not mass-manufactured, no matter the price. If I didn't limit myself, I could easily eat £25 of food per day and I don't even eat a lot. I just like to eat well. :/
Having said that, I'm only up to £1 today (a bottle of water) and it's already evening. Although that isn't going to last much longer. Stomach says "Eat! Now!"