u/Dry-Necessary-5451

So, for reference just only a few days ago I decided I wanted to go all-in and just get better. I did that because I noticed my hair falling out, my nails were weak, and cold intolerance, and it scared me. So I've deleted all the tracking apps, and am trying to honor my "mental hunger" because physical hunger cues don't really happen for me.

But I'm worried that I've tricked myself into thinking I have extreme hunger just because I've read so much about it on this reddit, even though I actually don't.

Even though I've already had as much as I normally would've in an entire day, and all that before noon, I'm salivating at the thought of a treat and really want one, but feel like I'm losing control. I've not really seen any posts of this happening THIS early into the process. Am I just tricking myself? I know I'm supposed to honor my hunger, but I can't tell if I actually have mental hunger or if it's all a trick I'm playing on myself.

So, often times when me and my friends get together (usually for a movie night or similar) we'll order a pizza from either Little Caesars or Domino's. We all agree on the type of pizza because we're all a fan of classic pepperoni.

The problem with this, though, is that I never think they order enough. In a group of 4 of us, they'd normally order just one pizza and maybe some bread sticks. Any time I suggest that they order more sides, or just more in general they tend to just ignore me or say that one is definitely enough.

In the past they've all commented on how they think I eat too much in general. (Not necessarily in regards to pizza because we all split it evenly and get 2 slices each.) Like, when we go to restaurants together they'll usually say something about how they think I order way too much, even though I ALWAYS finish it all.

For reference, if I'm ordering for myself, I will eat an entire large Little Caesars pizza. So whenever they get a single pizza for everyone I end up feeling hungry for the night. I'm not overweight or like a huge glutton, heck I weigh like 140lbs at 5'11, so I really am just eating enough to sustain myself.

Whoever is hosting the movie night (or other similar event) pays for the pizza, and we rotate hosts pretty evenly. (That's not flexible, they're all pretty stubborn about the host paying so I can't just offer to pay for my share). So part of me thinks that it isn't fair for me to ask one of my friends to order a whole extra pizza just because I eat a lot more than they do.

My question is, WIBTA if I started asking them to order an extra pizza just for myself? They've all already expressed that they think I eat too much, so I don't really want to make them uncomfortable, and if I'm not hosting I would be making someone pay for a pizza that only I eat.

Hi all! I haven't ever flipped before, but wanted a good start to the hobby to avoid disliking it because I had a bad balisong. I looked through the subreddit and came to the conclusion that the Baliplus Krake Raken V3 was the best beginner option. I went ahead and bought a listing called "New Baliplus Krake Raken (Kraken) V3 Grooved Edition Balisong" (false tanto blade) on clisong. I'm seeing now though that the "Grooved Edition" is a separate listing as the Baliplus Krake Raken V3. So I was wondering if there's a real difference there or if I'm all good with what I bought. Thanks in advance to anyone who can answer!

As the title says, I was wondering if any of the other watches from amazfit are as accurate in terms of general tracking as the Helio. That includes sleep, steps, heart rate and variability, the whole shabang. I've tried to find answers but all I've seen is that all of the new lines are using the same sensor. Thanks in advance!

Yes, my reason really truly is that stupid. No matter, though! I'm in the market for a less round mic, and the Austrian audio oc16 and sE Electronics sE4100 have caught my eye. Getting both ain't exactly the smartest financial decision, especially stacked on the already bad financial decision. So I was wondering which one of those microphones y'all would recommend for me.

My voice: Deep but not outrageously so. Despite being pretty low in pitch, it doesn't have all too much warmth, a rather dry, airy sounding deep. I have a slight preference toward brighter microphones, but would like to lean neutral for versatility in post-production. This is for voiceover only, particularly character work.

Yes, my reason really truly is that stupid. No matter, though! I'm in the market for a less round mic, and the Austrian audio oc16 and sE Electronics sE4100 have caught my eye. Getting both ain't exactly the smartest financial decision, especially stacked on the already bad financial decision. So I was wondering which one of those microphones y'all would recommend for me.

My voice: Deep but not outrageously so. Despite being pretty low in pitch, it doesn't have all too much warmth, a rather dry, airy sounding deep. I have a slight preference toward brighter microphones, but would like to lean neutral for versatility in post-production. This is for voiceover only, particularly character work.