u/Deep_flu

Image 1 — [SELLING] PS5 Slim Disc Edition - $350 - West Aurora
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[SELLING] PS5 Slim Disc Edition - $350 - West Aurora

Selling my PS5 Slim Disc Edition. I bought it thinking I'd get back into gaming, used it maybe 2–3 times, and realized the spark just isn't there anymore.

Includes the console, one DualSense controller, HDMI cable, power cable, and instructions.

Everything works properly and the console has been factory reset, as shown in the photos. Very lightly used and from a tobacco-free home.

Asking $350. Located in Aurora.

u/Deep_flu — 11 hours ago
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Maintenance

When you're losing weight, your goal is simple: stay in a calorie deficit. After doing that for over two years, it became my normal.

Now that I'm maintaining, I'm finding it surprisingly difficult to switch my mindset. Some days I'm genuinely not hungry enough to hit my maintenance calories, and I have to remind myself that undereating isn't helping me anymore.

It's strange because for years, finishing under my calorie target felt like success. Now, if I consistently finish under, I'll slowly lose more weight when that's no longer my goal.

I always imagined maintenance would feel like, "Great, I can finally eat more!" Instead, I'm finding it takes as much intention as dieting did, just in the opposite direction.

Has anyone else struggled with that mental shift?

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u/Deep_flu — 1 month ago