My weakness is over-eating. I like to feel very full after coming home from work. I like to eat all kinds of food but I tend to eat more than what I need, and  I gained a lot of weight cause of that. I develop that habit since 2003 because I use to work a lot of hours during that time. Believe or not I use to work 3 jobs a day ( 1 job 8 hrs, 2nd job 8 hrs and 3rd job 5 hrs) for that whole entire year, and I started to over-eat to keep me awake and stay active. After that year I quit two jobs because I lost my car (someone stole it and burned it one night when I was at a strip bar) and had no transportation. After all that I kept on over-eating for years, I knew it was bad but I didn't care. But now, as I'm getting older I tend to stick to green juicing, oatmeal and sandwiches and try and control my eating because I can't keep going like that forever. 

I make sure the portions of what I eat is not too much or too small it has to be right so that I am good and full and not to be in hunger again to eat. Because I take steroid medications those can put on eight for me. So its me basically fighting that with what I can with what I eat. And I tend to eat a lot of vegetables as well. So that's my downfall. Its not easy but I need to keep on trying because fighting my weight with added steroids is not an easy thing to do at all. It will take days, weeks or even months before I can notice that I have done good or not. If I feel I have not reached where I want to be I will keep on going with it. Until I eventually do :/

I have two problems, one I'm germophobic so I can't really excersize a lot because it would make me feel dirty, and I am poor, most of the junk food where I live is really cheap so I kind of have to live off of burritos, and eat a lot of sandwiches.

Well, I've managed to get the junk food problem under control, but Mountain Dew is still the bane of my *healthy* existence lol. I still drink about 2-5 cans a day, and it would probably be more if I could afford it. I wouldn't say the meals I eat are extremely healthy or anything, but they're not exactly bad either. I have started drinking more water overall, so that's a plus.

I really wish I could cut Mountain Dew out of my diet, but it's pretty much the only vice I have left in terms of food or drinks, so it's really hard for me to give up...