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Well, I guess re-appropriation of a known pro-ED saying is... something.

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I've had quite a few assumptions that I don't want kids, despite working with children from 16-23 and generally being a kid magnet and kid whisperer. I've had a few assumptions that I'm Jewish...? :huh:

Addendum: If you think you have a thyroid problem, remember that slow or difficult weight loss isn't a nice isolated symptom. Remember that you're losing hair from everywhere, including your eyebrows, having trouble sleeping but having trouble staying awake, if you do sleep, you still have the energy of a sloth, your bowel…

Somehow I expected you to have eaten the watermelon rind at the end of this story. DAMMIT. SEQUEL? (I also think watermelon is meh.)

That PM you received wasn't someone being creepy or hitting on you. They said "Beautiful smile!" because they felt bad for you.

You're a fisherman! Any fish you can eat the bones of can contribute to that calcium intake. Sardines, smelt, etc. Actually, Vitamin D and calcium can be found from most fish sources, just in varying quantities, I believe.

A coworker once told me my lunch looked like poop. It was a Double Chocolate Chunk Quest Bar.

BUT EGG SHAPE IS THE BEST.

No. And they haven't offered samples of it online, either :angry:

Him? Missed the "I make homemade dressing" in the OP? :grumble:

Damn Gaga, is that a denim bra?

Like your "lose 75 by December" plan? Or your "I'm leaving. Bye" post? Ah, internet... the land of fantasy!

So you do care? Aww, thanks girl! Well, not sure why you'd ask a question and not expect answers! Rhetorical devices don't really work when they're specific only to you :wink: I make sure dinner's ready for my husband, too! Luckily, I do it because I love him and want to take care of him, not because he ordered me to do…

Just reverse-image searched this, and I can't find that top anywhere :(

As an aside, since there seems to be some tangents all over this thread, attention-seeking is actually pretty natural. It's not a bad thing to look for attention, whether it's just an answer to a question or an acknowledgement, or simply conversing with others. "Attention-seeking" gets labeled as some sort of weird…

Don't mistake me for that poster! I don't think you were attention-seeking; however, the person who accused you of doing so appears to be projecting :wink:

Like hell I made a marriage vow to "obey."

Oh, I didn't realize saying someone's food preference was "****e" was a helpful add to the dead conversation :wink:

HEEEY, this is my old thread! Pssh, canola oil... as if I DIDN'T make homemade ranch, because it tastes way better. This was leftover salt cravings from my adrenal insufficiency, btw ;) I don't crave anything salty anymore because that's been taken care of. But I still love ranch.

Wait, weren't you leaving, as you announced in a topic that clearly wasn't attention-seeking at all?

Or... maybe marry someone that values your independence and understands you're still a human being with their own freedoms, preferences and choices?

Sad and pathetic is, interestingly enough, how I feel about your post. Someone who has to resort to "Well, I'm not the ONLY one who feels this way" as justification for a negative practice or who "laughs outright" at someone for what they wear? Doesn't strike me as a happy and confident person.

I am salivating.

"Allow" yourself raw oysters?! Girl, those are 10-50 calories a piece and full of Zinc and protein! Go CRAZY with them. And they're delicious.

No.

I appreciate that you've taken the time to write out some answers for questions many of us had, however you left out some key pieces of information. You kept saying "look." Did your clothes fit differently? Did they fit differently for longer than a month or two (which could simply be glycogen leading to "bloat," which…

What did you mean?

This. I'm pretty sure I hop over aisles and push people out of the way to get to floral prints because I like them, not because I hope other women get jealous of my garden-attire.

I guess lunate. Er... "you were late."