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Is losing weight supposed to be hard?

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  • Posts: 2,067 Member
    Wow, talk about gullible people, this kid just trolled you all hard. Almost fifteen pages of people being baited by this kid. Sheesh.
    i think most of us are here for the laughs, its actually a pretty bad attempt at a troll but it keeps getting a little better because of the few who dont get it
  • Posts: 7,122 Member
    Wow, talk about gullible people, this kid just trolled you all hard. Almost fifteen pages of people being baited by this kid. Sheesh.

    You seem to see seriousness where there is only laughter. Kid is a troll, but I am entertained.
  • Posts: 22,281 Member

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    This right here is the single most accurate representation of what is happening on this thread. When in actuality all OP has attempted to do is hold the door open for these ladies. Albeit he forgot to say "ma'am".
  • Posts: 1,653 Member
    I've always read and heard about people complaining about weight loss being too difficult, or that it's too complicated. I'm on day 48 of my weight loss "journey" if you wish to call it that, and there's been absolutely zero challenges I've faced. I lift weights 3-4 days a week, and eat at a 500 calorie deficit and I've lost 16 pounds.
    So what's the big deal with weight loss? Why is it considered to be so impossible?

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  • Posts: 4,252 Member
    I have a 3.9 GPA and I'm looking at scholarships for BC, BU, UMASS Amherst, UNH, and UMaine
    I doubt I'll have to worry about those responsibilities, because I applied myself all throughout school, and I'll continue to do so

    So full-time jobs, mortgages, and car payments don't apply to people with 3.9 GPA's?

    That's funny because I have a 4.0 GPA in college and I make car payments...
  • Posts: 579 Member
    It must've been awful having incompetent parents

    doesn't look like yours were too competent at schooling you in modesty.
  • Posts: 9,420 Member

    It's just too funny to stop.

    See? That's the spirit!
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