The easiest way to determine what's going on in a woman's psyche is to look at her shopping and clothes-wearing habits.

I had been reminded of this recently while 2 day diet original speaking with a buddy of mine in regards to a skirt she had recently bought. Her face lit up as she described an attractive skirt inside a beautiful floral print.

My girlfriend suffers from a clothing affliction that lots of women, including me, share: namely, we buy clothes we like but instead of wearing and enjoying them, we save them.

There are many crazy explanations why we do this. Probably the most common is that there exists a fantasy about who we are and how we want to decorate or live. We upgrade on the fantasy instead of buying for the real lives.

Maybe you've fallen in love with an edgy and expensive pair of high-heeled studded boots that speak to your inner rocker chick and you simply need to have them. However when you get them home, you realize that your serious corporate job and busy home life running after two young children means you really don't have any where you can wear the one you love boots.

I'm responsible for this myself. I'm a sucker for dressy business clothes consider most of time is spent working from a home office, things i need is more like upscale casual clothes. I've got a few things sitting in my closet that I'm saving for the following big formal corporate meeting I must attend but since that isn't about to happen anytime soon, they'll unfortunately languish there for some time.

Another reason lots of us save clothes is because we're waiting to lose those last five pounds. Be truthful, have you got a pair of pants sitting in your closet that are a little (or perhaps a lot) too tight however, you keep holding on to them until some unspecified day in the future when you'll be able to squeeze into them again? Do you keep fantasizing about getting out to the gym, carrying out a million crunches and miraculously toning your abs so that you can once again wear a popular sheath dress with no tummy bulge?

Most people have had the experience, particularly as we age and it gets too darn easy for the pounds to include up. But ladies, let's not pretend with ourselves, that "someday" when you lose weight can be a long way -- perhaps a long, long way -- off.

Every day life is way too short to hold back 2 day diet strong version for "someday". Rather than saving clothes for something that might ever happen, let's embrace who we're today, breathe deeply and toss what doesn't fit. Or, to paraphrase The Serenity Prayer: