cosmiqrust Member

pretty much set on a ps4, but that asscreed bundle is tempting, i'll give the xbone that much (not to mention halo). that elder scrolls anthology is a steal though, i'll have to pick that up at the very least.

god i have so many games in my lineup right now. first the halloween steam sale happened, and i picked up a ton of old horror games i've been meaning to play for years but didn't feel like paying full price for:* the wolf among us (not started) * twin peaks 2 deadly premonition (started, not completed) * system shock 2…

what a sad bunch of people. drink your juice and tell them they can choke on a head of lettuce.

i blocked her as soon as youtube suggested i watch her. she's literally just perez hilton with a better figure.

ps4 though, any day. although i've had to switch to pc gaming since i just plain can't afford a console anymore. plus you can't pirate on consoles. ;)

first world problems: thinking that the rest of the world doesn't think about video games or personal pleasure. grow up, dude.

more pee, better skin, even trade.

1. you probably should be eating breakfast. if you're not feeling too hungry in the mornings, it's probably because you're still feeling full from the night binge. maybe try liquid calories? i try to force myself to at least get a protein drink down or make a smoothie (i'm the same way, though, i'm never hungry in the…

ooh god, i would not survive isolation with an oculus, that is a nightmare wrapped in a mistake (but the really fun kind of mistake). the evil within looks great, i've been watching let's plays of it all day. tbh though i'm not really finding it scary? i'm squicked sometimes, but not terrified on the edge of my seat like i…

alien: isolation. it's actually way better than i expected! the ambiance is perfect and the alien is as terrifying as it should be, i'm amazed i haven't been getting noise complaints from the neighbors for all my yelling. :s

if you're anywhere near me, we are competing. i don't care if you're a marathon runner or a little old lady walking her dog, we are racing and i'm here to win. mmmmm that and plantar fasciitis haunting me for the rest of my life.

i'd probably end up in one of those old school asylums before i could find out tbh.

which end of my worst do you want it? the part where i was eating a bowl of wheat bran a day? or the part where i was putting away a family sized bag of doritos and a whole box of pop tarts in front of world of warcraft? when i was starving, 0-200. when i wasn't, somewhere in the 3-4000 range.

we found out we could shove all that protein into a delicious cookies and cream flavored candy bar and rolled with it.

i'm fine with it except all the junk that isn't even high protein. i'm pretty sure i saw an ad for a payday bar saying that it's a great high-protein snack. wow, seven whole grams of peanut protein, i'm gonna get f*ckin Ripped.

holy *kitten* i'm so sorry, and i thought my tales of being congratulated on my weight loss into the eighties by my gp was a horrorshow. i'd have straight up unleashed all my hangry fury on that guy.

too real. i'm more of a one playthrough for every square of the alignment chart kind of person.

probably the most motivating thing i'll read all day THANK YOU

if it was a gp, you may want to find someone who has experience dealing with eating disorders. most of your standard doctors have little to no experience with them, or any other mental illness for that matter, and are too rushed to think for a second about tact. that or he's just an *kitten*. either way, time to pack up…

everyone's off playing destiny while i just finally got my hands on elder scrolls online for the first time since the beta smfh. someday i'll get my ps4.

the x-files, orange is the new black, breaking bad, transformers (if i have to narrow down to a particular series, i choose the original). yeehaw

i could maybe get through a quart of milk if there's a sleeve of oreo's on the side. but a gallon? i'd be puking by noon. :sick:

it's all just part of the process. your body has been through a long famine and it's reasonably hungry. as much as it hurts, it's best to just let it do its thing and forgive yourself. once your body balances out it shouldn't be a problem anymore. i would recommend you see a nutritionist if you aren't already -- i've been…

literally the worst thing you could possibly say to someone with an eating disorder. learn some f*cking tact.

bruh

i know what i'm having for lunch now, thanks op :smokin:

trust me, i was saying the same thing when i first started out. everyone here probably has at some point. if you don't have access to a gym and you're too weak to do weights, start with bodyweight exercises and work your way up. DO. YOUR. PUSH-UPS.

the only one of those i would consider counting is walking to work, depending on how far you are from work. don't listen to me on that if you live across the street from your workplace. otherwise it's just necessary daily activity.