Things That Make You Irrationally Angry

synchkat wrote: »

Bry_Lander wrote: »

In the midst of a 990 day logging streak, getting the following "welcome beginner!" message from MFP providing me with tracking basics.


From: MyFitnessPal
Received: February 11, 2016 7:08 pm
Subject: Getting Started With MyFitnessPal
Hi -

Welcome to MyFitnessPal!

We’re excited to support you as you work towards your health and fitness goals.

The key to reaching your goals with MyFitnessPal is consistent tracking.

Tracking helps you learn how to make healthier decisions around food and activity.

88% of people who track with MyFitnessPal for seven days lose weight.

There are five things to know about tracking:

1. The more you track, the more likely you are to reach your goals.
2. Tracking gets easier the more you do it.
3. It’s always better to track something versus nothing at all.
4. You can start building the habit of tracking by logging one meal at a time.
5. If you can’t find an exact match for what you want to track, just pick something similar.

For more tips on getting started, check out The Beginner’s Guide To MyFitnessPal:

https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/the-beginners-guide-to-myfitnesspal

Why wait? Track a food now and get one step closer to reaching your goal.

—The MyFitnessPal Team

Omg I got the message too and I can't delete It???

OneHundredToLose wrote: »

People who ask for my opinion on a subject, then get angry when I have a differing opinion from them. I have a coworker who always does this. She knows that we rarely agree on religious or political subjects, yet constantly engages me about them and then gets upset when I tell her I disagree. She constantly accuses me of trying to "troll" her, as if it's impossible that I might just disagree. I keep telling her not to bring those subjects up if she can't handle my opinion on them, but she keeps doing it.