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Just curious really. For me it's about 3x per month right now. And when I do, it's probably the only thing I'm doing that day

I've always wondered if scheduled meal times create an unhealthy excitement around food, and maybe they'll eat everything in front of them even if they're not that hungry. I've also heard it's more natural for cats to graze throughout the day.

Any thoughts?

I'm certainly not judging if you just feed twice a day, I'm sure some cats need to be more monitored for various reasons

I'd love to go back to school for it, but that isn't an option right now. I want to start from the ground up and improve my syntax and grammar and whatnot. I want to learn what makes good writing, good, I guess. Everything from the basics to actually writing a novel.

Any resources you'd recommend I use to study? I read loads, so that's covered I think. But are there any books/textbooks about writing that you'd recommend? Or youtubers? I'm open to anything

I'm visiting some family out of town, and even though I've talked about how I sleep 12-18 hours per day and don't do much else the rest of the day, everyone seems confused by me exhibiting that behavior irl.

My mom brought up finishing my degree, because with that degree I could get a job that's less physically strenuous than what I used to do. Mind you, I've been unemployed since November. I got frustrated because she doesn't understand that not only can I not handle going to school right now, I also am not in a place physically or mentally to be able to do *any* job, hence why I'm applying for disability.

They know my symptoms, and yet somehow they simultaneously don't get it?

Has anyone else dealt with this?

If it's a bad dream I want to wake them up, but if it's a good dream I don't want to ruin it or mess up their REM sleep

Very thankful for modern medicine and free healthcare for poor people (in the US) 🤪

UPDATE: I over-did it 😅

I was prescribed pregabalin 5 days ago (on top of already being on duloxetine), and today was the best I've felt in MONTHS!

I'm still not at 100%, I am also dealing with joint pain from lupus, but wow! I just folded and hung up nearly ever single piece of laundry my husband and I own! 🤪

Did I switch timelines? I'm so confused. When he started popping up I was wondering why he was making his rounds *again*... but you're telling me this is a new discovery?