Cheeseburgers & Pellegrino - Satiety isn’t about fullness — it’s about peace.



🍔 Why Cheeseburgers & Pellegrino (and Not Salad)

Because balance tastes better when it includes permission.

When I first named this space Cheeseburgers & Pellegrino, I could almost hear people whisper — “Really, Tonua? Not salad?” Yes, really. Because I wanted a name that honored satisfaction and self-respect, not restriction and guilt.

For too long, I measured my worth by what was on my plate. Every “clean” meal earned me a silent gold star, and every indulgence came with a side of shame. GLP-1 helped quiet that noise — not just in my appetite, but in my thinking. It reminded me that satiety is not sin. It’s self-trust.

There’s something sacred about enjoying a meal — really enjoying it — without labeling it as good or bad. Cheeseburgers represent the realness of living: the cravings, the memories, the comfort, the community. Pellegrino represents the light — the sparkle, the refresh, the clear intention. Together, they became my metaphor for balance: flavor and flow, grounding and growth, body and spirit.

Satiety isn’t about fullness — it’s about peace. That’s the kind of nourishment I’m after now. When I light my candle, take my shot, or eat something that used to trigger guilt, I pause and ask myself: “Am I satisfied?” If the answer is yes, that’s the win. Because peace digests better than punishment ever will.

Hermetic Principle in Practice: “As within, so without.” When you feed yourself with love and awareness, your outer world mirrors that same ease — one mindful bite at a time.

“Cheeseburgers & Pellegrino” is permission — to feel satisfied without shame, and to heal with humor, heart, and intention.

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