Eat a bunch of food, but in smaller amounts throughout the day :3 Eating less than you normally do just makes you hungry. It's all about starting your metabolism early in the day (i.e. breakfast is the most important meal of the day, etc), and keeping it burning, instead of spacing it out between 1 or 2 big meals throughout the day :3 I'm no expert, but I hope this helps at least ^^

funny thing is, i get a different report depending on who I ask.
Some people say light grazing is good.
Others tell me that it screws up your body's ability to tell when it needs to function thus slowing down your metabolism.
One report says more carbs.
One says cut out carbs.
Sugar is bad, salt is bad, fat is bad, breathing is bad....
Dieting is impossible these days T_T

Its not so much that Im eating less, it's that I'm eating better which sadly means WAY less fat than I'm used to. Fat is filling. Veggies and mega lean meats are not. I had a huge yummy bowl of crab and chicken and veggies and im still ready to chew the arm off the couch.

Thats because the majority of diet science is well, not science. We only know the basics scientifically because we learned from other people's dirty work. Mainly the nazi death camps. Yes the basis of modern diet science came from treating the victims and examining the paperwork they left behind.

The rest can't really be considered science because as a step to doing a study on humans one must have the study approved by a board of ethics, they won't approve anything that can be seen as causing harm. So for example there was a scientist who wrote a book on this who wanted to actually test the theory that all fat is bad for you, they refused because it was wrong to cause intentional harm. The scientist asked why, they replied 'because we already know fat is bad for you'. The study was going to try to prove and find out why it was.

Right now the majority of science of the human diet is 'voluntary self reporting' with no way to control external factors and force feeding lab bred mice a human diet. A animal that has not evolved to eat a diet that is omnivore with slight carnivore leanings(based on looking at the digestive tract and comparing it to pure carnivores, herbivores, and full omnivores).

not to mention the fact that everyone's body is different and will react differently to things. Makes it really hard to standardise.

Have you tried nomming a spoonful or two of peanut butter? That's supposed to help suppress appetite

way too much fat in that o_o
seriously thats like 80 percent fatty oils lol

that's the idea :p you can't eliminate fat from your diet, but for the amount of calories/fat it contains, and for the suppressing effect it's supposed to have on your appetite, it's usually widely recommended

hm. ill recommend that to my diet overseer :)

Let me know what they say! Like I said earlier, I'm definitely not an expert, but when it comes to appetite suppressing, peanut butter is usually right up there :3

He gave me a rather skeptical look and shrugged lol

You forgot about the pizzas dancing. That's the most important thing.

XD yeah but I only have 4 panels to work in!

super important xD all of the panels are dancing pizza.

ill keep that in mind!

Also, Nathan suggested that each panel be shaped like pizza. Im a little ashamed that I didn't think of that.

I blame the delirious state from lack of food.

I'm counting calories right now....let's just say that 'shrinking proportions' isn't as easy as it sounds....I JUST WANT MORE PIZZA GOODNESS ON THE SAME DAY IS THAT TOO MUCH TO ASK?!?!?