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I find it curious and sad that women do not support women athletes. The WNBA has been existence for 25 years and loses massive amounts of money every year. If not for the support of the NBA and the 90% male fan base, it would not exist. In combat sports, my realm of expertise, women have advanced leaps and bounds in the sports of UFC and boxing. These women are amazing and so incredibly talented. But yet they get unrecognized by anyone other than the men who follow the sports these women have chosen to compete in. These are sports thought of to be men only , and yet these women compete on such a high level and dare to take on the stigma that its a man only sport. It is not....but the support is. That really should change. These women are exceptional. I believe blathering about male toxicity does nothing besides breed contempt.....i like those that say fvck the mans world i can do that as well.....and then does it. It would be nice to see women support women like this.8
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today it was 81° F or 27° C - Saturday we might get snow flurries
i hope the weatherman is confused and not mother nature0 -
SundryCoder wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »SundryCoder wrote: »I bought concert tickets for my daughter and her boyfriend, but she is standing me up because she wanted an additional $30k
Your daughter wanted 30k 😳
yes, a year
something about it is my fault she exists
Surely this is satire - or maybe you’ve actually hired her to work for you at the family business and she’s negotiating her salary - Im sure that’s it - that’s gotta be it
I wish... She thinks how much you spend on a person shows how much you love.
I did type out other details but it just makes this even more satire.
so simply put, she has been an adult for a couple years and thinks i should resume child support to her directly.2 -
SundryCoder wrote: »SundryCoder wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »SundryCoder wrote: »I bought concert tickets for my daughter and her boyfriend, but she is standing me up because she wanted an additional $30k
Your daughter wanted 30k 😳
yes, a year
something about it is my fault she exists
Surely this is satire - or maybe you’ve actually hired her to work for you at the family business and she’s negotiating her salary - Im sure that’s it - that’s gotta be it
I wish... She thinks how much you spend on a person shows how much you love.
I did type out other details but it just makes this even more satire.
so simply put, she has been an adult for a couple years and thinks i should resume child support to her directly.
😳
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SundryCoder wrote: »SundryCoder wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »SundryCoder wrote: »I bought concert tickets for my daughter and her boyfriend, but she is standing me up because she wanted an additional $30k
something about it is my fault she exists
I did type out other details but it just makes this even more satire.
so simply put, she has been an adult for a couple years and thinks i should resume child support to her directly.0 -
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I don't want to function today I hit snooze three times and did the unthinkable by letting my dogs in my bed at some point last night bc I kept tossing and turning and my dogs sleep right up against me like I'm a hot dog and they're the bun and it's very cozy now I have to go to work and they get to go back to sleep because they have zero responsibilities and I just want to be a dog today3
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Late start today and I forgot to cancel my usual alarm. 😢 Oh well the sun is shining so it's a happy day3
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »I don't want to function today I hit snooze three times and did the unthinkable by letting my dogs in my bed at some point last night bc I kept tossing and turning and my dogs sleep right up against me like I'm a hot dog and they're the bun and it's very cozy now I have to go to work and they get to go back to sleep because they have zero responsibilities and I just want to be a dog today
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Motorsheen wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »I don't want to function today I hit snooze three times and did the unthinkable by letting my dogs in my bed at some point last night bc I kept tossing and turning and my dogs sleep right up against me like I'm a hot dog and they're the bun and it's very cozy now I have to go to work and they get to go back to sleep because they have zero responsibilities and I just want to be a dog today
😏 Kinky 😘1 -
My niece's daughter climbed the neighbors fence and was found playing on their swing set at 7 a.m.
Last week she put a lighter in the toaster!
Another time she she was found in the tub with her lil sister devouring a tub of ice cream
And we won't talk about the incident with mommy's toys
She's so cute 😂...bc she's not mine4 -
I was analyzing some data about my weight gain & it’s interesting to know what was going on in my life at the time. I gained a little chunk of weight when my sister moved in with me. And then I gained a little more when I took a job in retail (so stressful). Then I gained more during lockdown (cozy at home). Then I stayed stable for a long time. And then my weight started to come down.
I wonder if other people look at their data and know what was going on in their lives at the time4 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »I was analyzing some data about my weight gain & it’s interesting to know what was going on in my life at the time. I gained a little chunk of weight when my sister moved in with me. And then I gained a little more when I took a job in retail (so stressful). Then I gained more during lockdown (cozy at home). Then I stayed stable for a long time. And then my weight started to come down.
I wonder if other people look at their data and know what was going on in their lives at the time
Always! Eating is my primary emotional coping mechanism, always has been.
Does this mean I can control it? No. Food is comforting when I'm sad or lonely. Or it's the opposite, I'll often avoid it if I'm feeling a certain way. I'm still learning to try to distinguish the difference between emotional and physical hunger. Emotional hunger often leads to guilt/shame. Physical hunger doesn't make me feel bad for eating bc it satisfies me.
My relationship with food has haunted me since I was 13 years old. I'm sad that I still allow it to control my life, but I'm still caught up in the number. Society has taught us that the number on the scale = our self worth. Overweight - unworthy. Thin = worthy.
How fked up is that? Never in my life have I judged a human beings worth on their weight. Why do I judge myself?
OMG, I'm done. Sorry. This was not a therapy session 😂
But! I've recently gone through a really difficult time...and I've lost 18 lbs. So, yea, I get it!5 -
Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I was analyzing some data about my weight gain & it’s interesting to know what was going on in my life at the time. I gained a little chunk of weight when my sister moved in with me. And then I gained a little more when I took a job in retail (so stressful). Then I gained more during lockdown (cozy at home). Then I stayed stable for a long time. And then my weight started to come down.
I wonder if other people look at their data and know what was going on in their lives at the time
Always! Eating is my primary emotional coping mechanism, always has been.
Does this mean I can control it? No. Food is comforting when I'm sad or lonely. Or it's the opposite, I'll often avoid it if I'm feeling a certain way. I'm still learning to try to distinguish the difference between emotional and physical hunger. Emotional hunger often leads to guilt/shame. Physical hunger doesn't make me feel bad for eating bc it satisfies me.
My relationship with food has haunted me since I was 13 years old. I'm sad that I still allow it to control my life, but I'm still caught up in the number. Society has taught us that the number on the scale = our self worth. Overweight - unworthy. Thin = worthy.
How fked up is that? Never in my life have I judged a human beings worth on their weight. Why do I judge myself?
OMG, I'm done. Sorry. This was not a therapy session 😂
But! I've recently gone through a really difficult
time...and I've lost 18 lbs. So, yea, I get it!
It’s so interesting too that you (I, you, we, one) can know what’s going on and still not be able to change it.
I’m trying to have a more realistic and detached view of the situation. Bodies change, weight fluctuates, nothing is really static. That’s mature, right?2 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I was analyzing some data about my weight gain & it’s interesting to know what was going on in my life at the time. I gained a little chunk of weight when my sister moved in with me. And then I gained a little more when I took a job in retail (so stressful). Then I gained more during lockdown (cozy at home). Then I stayed stable for a long time. And then my weight started to come down.
I wonder if other people look at their data and know what was going on in their lives at the time
Always! Eating is my primary emotional coping mechanism, always has been.
Does this mean I can control it? No. Food is comforting when I'm sad or lonely. Or it's the opposite, I'll often avoid it if I'm feeling a certain way. I'm still learning to try to distinguish the difference between emotional and physical hunger. Emotional hunger often leads to guilt/shame. Physical hunger doesn't make me feel bad for eating bc it satisfies me.
My relationship with food has haunted me since I was 13 years old. I'm sad that I still allow it to control my life, but I'm still caught up in the number. Society has taught us that the number on the scale = our self worth. Overweight - unworthy. Thin = worthy.
How fked up is that? Never in my life have I judged a human beings worth on their weight. Why do I judge myself?
OMG, I'm done. Sorry. This was not a therapy session 😂
But! I've recently gone through a really difficult
time...and I've lost 18 lbs. So, yea, I get it!
It’s so interesting too that you (I, you, we, one) can know what’s going on and still not be able to change it.
I’m trying to have a more realistic and detached view of the situation. Bodies change, weight fluctuates, nothing is really static. That’s mature, right?
That's mature, right! ♥️
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I was analyzing some data about my weight gain & it’s interesting to know what was going on in my life at the time. I gained a little chunk of weight when my sister moved in with me. And then I gained a little more when I took a job in retail (so stressful). Then I gained more during lockdown (cozy at home). Then I stayed stable for a long time. And then my weight started to come down.
I wonder if other people look at their data and know what was going on in their lives at the time
Always! Eating is my primary emotional coping mechanism, always has been.
Does this mean I can control it? No. Food is comforting when I'm sad or lonely. Or it's the opposite, I'll often avoid it if I'm feeling a certain way. I'm still learning to try to distinguish the difference between emotional and physical hunger. Emotional hunger often leads to guilt/shame. Physical hunger doesn't make me feel bad for eating bc it satisfies me.
My relationship with food has haunted me since I was 13 years old. I'm sad that I still allow it to control my life, but I'm still caught up in the number. Society has taught us that the number on the scale = our self worth. Overweight - unworthy. Thin = worthy.
How fked up is that? Never in my life have I judged a human beings worth on their weight. Why do I judge myself?
OMG, I'm done. Sorry. This was not a therapy session 😂
But! I've recently gone through a really difficult
time...and I've lost 18 lbs. So, yea, I get it!
It’s so interesting too that you (I, you, we, one) can know what’s going on and still not be able to change it.
I’m trying to have a more realistic and detached view of the situation. Bodies change, weight fluctuates, nothing is really static. That’s mature, right?
That's mature, right! ♥️
For myself the # does impact my health. Depression and psoriasis flair ups. But I do hate that I fixate on being my smallest version3 -
I wish I had nearby real life friends who would try a slow 10 mile hike with me tomorrow3
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »I wish I had nearby real life friends who would try a slow 10 mile hike with me tomorrow
That would be fun my family hate when I drag them on long hikes....usually it's to find a waterfall1 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »I wish I had nearby real life friends who would try a slow 10 mile hike with me tomorrow
Yeah me too, but sometimes the solitude in nature is quite therapeutic.1 -
I'm tired and hungry and have this itchy spot on my arm that I think is rashy.
Also I might have to revise the road trip to go through Ohio now. So many people to see apparently2
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