What's on your mind?
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your_future_ex_wife wrote: »
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mscanadianbakin wrote: »Loneliness
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Drinking beer and eating pizza on my rest day - smh1
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too quiet here
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isalsayourface123 wrote: »
I like your style!0 -
Im 33 years old going on 34 in the best month of the year, Nov, and I feel like a complete and utter failure in life. I come from a very trash background and my motivation has always been not to even remotely look like that yet society stills see something lesser than. To not have done anything wildly successful makes me feel average at best and that is mind-blowingly horrid to feel. I know I'm capable of greater and I think going through this weight release for the 4th time to shed 150lbs will spark me to try to create a life I can be proud of. I know many have their trials but no one's issue is higher or lower than the other as it's a reality. I know that if I can make a path that really is grand I can enjoy life's middle and end even tho it may never be exactly perfect. Pushing through life even when you feel and can see things are never changing is growth for me.10
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Why is everyone asleep1
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Questioning why I agreed to foster a puppy and then she looks at me.
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Annoying when someone seems cool enough to talk to and then starts ghosting you when he realizes you're fat but not desperate.7
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TheChristianSimone wrote: »Im 33 years old going on 34 in the best month of the year, Nov, and I feel like a complete and utter failure in life. I come from a very trash background and my motivation has always been not to even remotely look like that yet society stills see something lesser than. To not have done anything wildly successful makes me feel average at best and that is mind-blowingly horrid to feel. I know I'm capable of greater and I think going through this weight release for the 4th time to shed 150lbs will spark me to try to create a life I can be proud of. I know many have their trials but no one's issue is higher or lower than the other as it's a reality. I know that if I can make a path that really is grand I can enjoy life's middle and end even tho it may never be exactly perfect. Pushing through life even when you feel and can see things are never changing is growth for me.
Delighted you have chosen to NOT be a victim of, or rather, allow the foreshadowing of your humble beginnings, or even the path you have taken to arrive where you are right now for granted. It takes one step. One moment of breakthrough. One spark to set fire to the kindling that is the life you choose to build for yourself.3 -
TheChristianSimone wrote: »Im 33 years old going on 34 in the best month of the year, Nov, and I feel like a complete and utter failure in life. I come from a very trash background and my motivation has always been not to even remotely look like that yet society stills see something lesser than. To not have done anything wildly successful makes me feel average at best and that is mind-blowingly horrid to feel. I know I'm capable of greater and I think going through this weight release for the 4th time to shed 150lbs will spark me to try to create a life I can be proud of. I know many have their trials but no one's issue is higher or lower than the other as it's a reality. I know that if I can make a path that really is grand I can enjoy life's middle and end even tho it may never be exactly perfect. Pushing through life even when you feel and can see things are never changing is growth for me.
I understand this more than you can imagine. While i never had a weight struggle i did have a social and economic one. It wasnt until i was just around your age that i started to seriously make change. You are young, positive, and motivated......nothing could be more powerful.
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1976gemini wrote: »Annoying when someone seems cool enough to talk to and then starts ghosting you when he realizes you're fat but not desperate.
It’s good when unworthy people remove themselves from your life without any effort on your part.
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Life is moving so fast. I get so caught up with it, and before you know it a day has passed, a week, then a month. I cannot recall slowing down to savor in a moment. This is my daughter's senior year, and I cannot believe how fast it came. She became this young women in a blink of an eye, and I just feel like I missed something l. Like I didn't savor in a moment or something. I know I can't slow down time, but maybe just me stopping each day and really reflecting on it. Actually making each day count in my mind, instead of getting caught in the system of work, eat, and sleep.1
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this is true...earlier today 10 people went out of their way to call me an idiot on another forum because I had a different opinion about music gear, people there are seemingly very angry/jaded, and it's so different in this communitylaprimaJenny wrote: »“I keep indulging in the false notion that the internet is a vacuum.”
Unfortunately many people do without realizing the cause and effect. I’m definitely not the perfect example at times, but I continuously try to be aware at how I can affect others by my actions and/or words because I know first hand what it feels like to be on the receiving end.
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Oh wow! A member of our church was called last week from the White House. He and his family are Washington bound this week. Apparently, it was a job he aspired towards and never ever thought possible to attain. Best of luck and positive energies to him and his family.7
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IslandGal3 wrote: »I should really stay home, and catch up on my chores, but the river is calling my name. 🚣♀️
Chanting ... River! River! River!3 -
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What's on my mind is that all the other women here (and that I encounter) seem to not have much in the way (or any) forehead creases, yet mine are massive. Now it's all I can see or think about and it's bothering me. They are a permanent fixture on my face and now I have to see them every time I look in a mirror. I can't unsee them.2
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Retinoids and filters 😆CanesGalactica wrote: »What's on my mind is that all the other women here (and that I encounter) seem to not have much in the way (or any) forehead creases, yet mine are massive. Now it's all I can see or think about and it's bothering me. They are a permanent fixture on my face and now I have to see them every time I look in a mirror. I can't unsee them.
ETA: i mean, that’s one way
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After watching a video of a guy turning a bolt into an amazing ring, my kid decided to get out his gear. Guess what's on my mind is how crazy it'd be if he could1
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