Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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My confession - I need to learn to shut up when I drive. I always complain about other drivers, and not always nicely, and it's setting a bad example for the kids. But really, can't parents pull up all the way in the parking lot when they are dropping off their kids and there are 10+ cars waiting? SHEESH.[/quote]
In front of the high school here it is even more maddening. The kid gets out of the driver seat, the parent gets out of the passenger seat to get in the drivers seat, and one of the younger kid gets out of the back seat to climb into the front seat. Or worse when the parent has to unbuckle the kid in back then re-buckle the kid in front seat. This is not just one car this is several cars and they never pull up either
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My husband and I took our 2.5 year old son to the Disney store this weekend, whereupon he yelled loudly, "OH MAN! STAR *kitten*! I love Star *kitten*!"
Confession: I could NOT stop laughing. He's in speech therapy, and I'm very proud of him for even attempting to say Star Wars, and I KNOW we're not supposed to laugh at any of his attempts, so I had to leave him alone with my husband briefly while I went into a corner and laughed hysterically.0 -
azulvioleta6 wrote: »Confession: I am not a fearful person, but lightning scares me a bit. I was going to walk around the block twice, but I only went once because the sky was looking threatening.
This didn't start until I had metal implants--I've got 22 pieces in my head alone. I've lost track of the total, but it is more than 50 at this point. Mostly they are titanium. When I've asked doctors about this, they seem to have no idea if it increases my risk or not. I've had a freaking lot of surgery in the last 11 years.
My father, who has no metal implants, has been hit or nearly hit three times.
I love to watch lightning, but I also know how dangerous it can be. The most scared I have been in lightning was when we were riding horses in the mountains, at about 10,000 feet elevation. The lightning came in suddenly and we got off the horses as fast as we could and then ran down the mountain as fast as we could lead the horses down. Scary!!! It was striking all around us.
It's ok to be fearful of that!!0 -
52cardpickup wrote: »My husband and I took our 2.5 year old son to the Disney store this weekend, whereupon he yelled loudly, "OH MAN! STAR *kitten*! I love Star *kitten*!"
Confession: I could NOT stop laughing. He's in speech therapy, and I'm very proud of him for even attempting to say Star Wars, and I KNOW we're not supposed to laugh at any of his attempts, so I had to leave him alone with my husband briefly while I went into a corner and laughed hysterically.
That is too cute! My son used to say a few things funny when he was small, but one we always got a kick out of was when he tried to say the name of his french teacher in kindergarten......her name was Madame Bodhi and whenever he said her name, it came out "The damn body"......we would laugh forever!0 -
Last week was spring break. Ate everything, logged nothing, gained weight, DO NOT REGRET A THING!0
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TigerNY128 wrote: »Confession: I am so obsessed with college basketball that I have literally done nothing today or yesterday but sit on my couch and watch the tournament games...but I did work out this morning, so, it's ok, right?!
Of course! That's what March Madness is all about!0 -
azulvioleta6 wrote: »Confession: I have never had a hangover or been drunk. This is not for lack of trying.
I'm 24 and I've never had alcohol. Not a sip. I saw alcohol screw up people and families growing up, plus I've just never been interested. Never been interested in smoking, either.
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It tickles me reading some of your confessions and seeing how wonderfully proud you guys are about then hahahahaha
I weigh myself every Monday, and hope I've lost something. When I don't (like this week) I just don't feel like carrying on. I've lost 70lbs up to press and know it'll get harder n harder.. But it still depresses me0 -
I'm reading a lot of the "I log it after midnight/add it to the next day" confessions. I did that too. It was always full of the crappiest "food"! Then I changed my diary settings: my day starts 6am-9am, then continues in 3 hour blocks until 9pm-6am. I almost never have anything in the 9pm-6am block anymore.0
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Confession: We went to the mountains this weekend for our 1 year anniversary, and I calculated my calories for the weekend based on doing 2 medium to hard hikes on Saturday and Sunday. The weather didn't cooperate so while we saw a lot of viewpoints and took a lot of pictures, we didn't do any strenuous activity for any great length of time, or anything particularly challenging.
We ate our first meal around 1:30 on Saturday, but then we were both hungry again around 10 PM, so we ate at the pub on the hotel grounds, putting me over both calorie and budgetwise for the weekend.
I noticed they had a decent fitness center at the lodge with a power cage, so on Sunday morning, I went in and tested my 1RM on squats, split squats, and had an amazing workout (which was the direct result of eating approximately double my intake the day before).
I regret absolutely none of it, it was an excellent weekend
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I have been reading this thread since the beginning and have enjoyed reading it. I've felt guilty not contributing. I usually don't comment much. I don't feel like anyone cares about what I have to say.
Low self esteem sometimes.
I can relate to a lot of different things in this thread. That makes me feel better.
I'm glad to see other people like black jelly beans as much as I do.
I bought cookie butter because of this thread. It was pretty tasty!
I have to confess that I have about 8 lbs (that is not an exaggeration) of candy at my house. Thankfully I have been good about moderation so all the candy I buy or receive is piling up. I have been losing weight slowly but I do have candy every day.
The sad thing is, I've been using My Fitness Pal since around 2011-2012. I lost about 30 lbs and then gained about 10 back when I lost the job I had at that time (stress). If I had stayed serious about logging, I would have been at my goal weight by now. Oh well, at least I'm losing again.
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Alatariel75 wrote: »katalinax87 wrote: »Speaking of social media. I hate it when couples have fights and then rush to Facebook to change their status to "it's complicated"...
Should be a law against airing your dirty laundry on facebook. I hate the attention seekers, you know the ones who put their status as 'can't believe what just happened.....' or 'I'm so sad...' and then have a legion of idiots asking what's wrong. They're attention seeking, that's what's wrong you bellend!
Wow, ^ this needs a like button.
Indeed.
The ones that really kill me are the posts with "Can't believe that just happened" then someone asks what's wrong and they say they don't want to talk about it.
W. T. F.
But my facebook is pretty much limited to cat videos and political statements.
I'm probably the only person in the world without facebook or twitter or any of those others...well maybe not in the world, I exaggerate.0 -
azulvioleta6 wrote: »Confession: I am not a fearful person, but lightning scares me a bit. I was going to walk around the block twice, but I only went once because the sky was looking threatening.
This didn't start until I had metal implants--I've got 22 pieces in my head alone. I've lost track of the total, but it is more than 50 at this point. Mostly they are titanium. When I've asked doctors about this, they seem to have no idea if it increases my risk or not. I've had a freaking lot of surgery in the last 11 years.
My father, who has no metal implants, has been hit or nearly hit three times.
Well that's frightening! You'd think that's something they would know and be able to advise you about. In this case, yes, you're better off safe than sorry!0 -
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I did get food poisoning from pesto at a restaurant once (rancid pine nuts - yum!), but that hasn't stopped me from eating that. I guess I was far more impressionable in my youth. Ha![/quote]
When I was 5, I threw up after having strawberry milk and scrambled eggs. Logically, I love eggs but the smell of strawberry syrup grosses me out.
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When I was a child I was sick and they thought banana flavoured medicine would help me take it. I did and then thew up violently for days. I can now have bananas but I cannot have anything banana flavoured. *urp* Bleck.
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I hate splitting dishes with people. Absolutely loathe it. Even if people only take one bite...
I'm ok if we physically split it first though, but otherwise I get pissed if they eat the best bite or something (or eat all the ice cream/whipped cream)... and I'd just rather not have any.0 -
Sometimes I work out a little bit more just to get those extra snacks. (know what I mean?).And when I know Im not going to workout I stay within my calories.0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »katalinax87 wrote: »Speaking of social media. I hate it when couples have fights and then rush to Facebook to change their status to "it's complicated"...
Should be a law against airing your dirty laundry on facebook. I hate the attention seekers, you know the ones who put their status as 'can't believe what just happened.....' or 'I'm so sad...' and then have a legion of idiots asking what's wrong. They're attention seeking, that's what's wrong you bellend!
Wow, ^ this needs a like button.
Indeed.
The ones that really kill me are the posts with "Can't believe that just happened" then someone asks what's wrong and they say they don't want to talk about it.
W. T. F.
But my facebook is pretty much limited to cat videos and political statements.
I'm probably the only person in the world without facebook or twitter or any of those others...well maybe not in the world, I exaggerate.
No, you are not alone. I used to have a Facebook page until about 2008-2009 and then I deleted it so I no longer use any of those sites either.
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I have a weird confession - I don't like kissing. I see it more as a means to an end but snogging and exchanging siliva grosses me out. I also hate my neck being kissed and if someone touches my ears I want to scream.0
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tincanonastring wrote: »My confession: I signed on today just to post to this thread what I just read in Time magazine: "Prairie Farms dairy company has debuted a line of Peeps-branded milk available in flavors like marshmallow and chocolate marshmallow. The taste is "Peep-tastic" according to a Peeps spokesperson." Who will be the first to try it?!
20 Delicious Facts About Peeps
So this is old news?! Why was it in "Time" magazine this week? Well, probably due to Easter coming up, I guess. Thanks for the link!0
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