She a tad quick 😮💨
The water getting into the mic kinda ruined it
The water getting into the mic kinda ruined it
I workout regularly, I lift and fo cardio. So its expected to be a bit heavier than average. My issue is my gut, Im very self conscious about it. When I sit I bulge out and I have to hide it. I got photos of before and after I suck it in, and it is substantial, about a 3 inch difference in size. When I suck it in, my stomach is much softer. When I relax, its a very firm rounded shape. Both times you can see and feel my ribs
Ive been to a doctor and they say Im fine, im not pregnant. Any advice? Ive been watching what I eat for a long time, but it seems to just keep getting worse. Over the past year, Ive gained 15lbs, the year before that, 25lbs. Its been progressive with no end
No the person turning off doesnt count
Dont wanna hear any bitching, if you dont like it. Dont be in this subreddit
Anyway, did a lil pull, my recorder said my speed was stuck at Omph for some reason, so I didnt include it
2019 zl1, lightly modded
Im guesstimating between 7.8-8.2 seconds 60-130 based off of video, really want to get a draggy sometime!
Edit: found the cause, even though I got the baking max a week ago, it expired in 2024 🫠
made a banana honey bread using 3 bananas, 1 egg, honey, melted butter, a splash of milk, about 1 cup of baking mix, a little all purpose flour, and chocolate chips. I baked it at 350°F until a toothpick came out dry.
The loaf rose a bit in the oven and looked extremely fluffy when I first pulled it out, but the dome gradually deflated as it cooled. It didn't completely collapse into a crater, but it noticeably sank from its original height.
The crumb looks moist and fully baked rather than raw or gummy. I'm wondering what caused the deflation. Was it likely too much leavening from the baking mix, too much moisture from the bananas and milk, overmixing, or something else?
Photos attached.
Edit: A lot of people are asking what I mean by "baking mix." It's not plain flour. The baking mix I used contains flour, fat, leavening, and other ingredients. The ingredient list is: refined white wheat flour, palm oil, soybean oil, mono and diglycerides, soy lecithin, sugar, salt, phosphate compounds, baking soda, whey, soy protein concentrate, calcium caseinate, and wheat starch.
I also wasn't following a strict recipe. I was loosely using the banana nut bread recipe on the box as a reference and adjusting based on what I had available.
I'm mainly trying to figure out why it rose very high in the oven and then settled as it cooled, despite appearing fully baked inside.
Sorry if this feels political, Im not seeing this as a political myself. But a common theme I see with the topic of abortions is, "well she consented to sex, so she consented to pregnancy". I've never understood this, as a man, when I have sex, it is my job to avoid pregnancy risk.
My partner nor I want kids right now, and thats ok! We just arent ready.
But the arguement that it is her choice to get pregnant makes no sense? Im the one with the sperm, she doesnt get to choose to shoot out her eggs or something. Im the one who gets to choose if I pull out/wear protection or not.
Idk, this is just my take, Im tired of having to explain this to people because they cant seem to grasp it
Edit: it seems that a lot of arguements under this post is: "well she can take medicine that is known for bad side effects so its also her responsibility" like its not hard to just pull out dude. Why would I tell my wife that she should be on medication she doesn't want to be on. If I can just not cum in her?
People who say "She consented to sex, so its her responsibility too" are missing the point entirely
I think people are misunderstanding my point.
Im not saying women have zero responsibility or that pregnancy cant happen accidentally even with protection. I’m saying men often act like pregnancy is something that just “happens to women,” while ignoring the fact that men control ejaculation and contraception choices too.
If both people knowingly take a risk and an accident happens, obviously that involves both parties. But I reject the mindset that “she consented to sex, therefore pregnancy is solely her consequence to deal with” especially when men can and should take responsibility for preventing it too.