Its a very close family member, and my other family members don't see it as a big enough deal to cut him off. He's a psychopath who has obviously not changed, but is willing to take the path of least resistance.
Sorry for my spelling errors.
Hi! I saw someone do this and wanted too as well. I get weekly bonuses at my job in amazon gift cards, and can end up with more amazon money than I need. I've learned I'm able to spend it on wishlists, so if anyone here has a wishlist of food, hygeine, pet care, and other necessities, comment it below with a little aboht your situation and I'll help as I can!!! Don't delete your comment because I'll be coming back to this post for awhile!
Hi! A little while back I went on a 2500 calorie a day diet as a 5'1, 125lb women. I am 20 years old. I would say without dieting, I eat 2000-4000 calories a day depending how hungry I am.
Big changes with the 2500 cal diet: gluten free, macro tracking with high protein, low carb, whole foods focus, less sugar.
I lost 10lbs in 3 weeks, losing about 3lbs a week. By the time I got to 115, i was extremely tired, lightheaded, and dizzy.
I eventually went back to how I normally eat, and slowly regained the weight.
What is confusing though, is that I've done much lower calorie defect diets, and not lost as much weight. Everywhere from 1200-2000 calories a day without changing quality of food does not help me lose weight, and just makes me feel terrible.
I'm not sure how to lose weight and sustain 115lbs without feeling shitty all the time. I do light bodyweight workouts and lift 20lb weights occasionally. Should I eat healthier again and up my calories to 3000? I wasn't going too low on carbs, and eating too many carbs definetly makes me bloated/lazy feeling.
Hi! A little while back I went on a 2500 calorie a day diet as a 5'1, 125lb women. I am 20 years old. I would say without dieting, I eat 2000-4000 calories a day depending how hungry I am.
Big changes with the 2500 cal diet: gluten free, macro tracking with high protein, low carb, whole foods focus, less sugar.
I lost 10lbs in 3 weeks, losing about 3lbs a week. By the time I got to 115, i was extremely tired, lightheaded, and dizzy.
I eventually went back to how I normally eat, and slowly regained the weight.
What is confusing though, is that I've done much lower calorie defect diets, and not lost as much weight. Everywhere from 1200-2000 calories a day without changing quality of food does not help me lose weight, and just makes me feel terrible.
I'm not sure how to lose weight and sustain 115lbs without feeling shitty all the time. I do light bodyweight workouts and lift 20lb weights occasionally. Should I eat healthier again and up my calories to 3000? I wasn't going too low on carbs, and eating too many carbs definetly makes me bloated/lazy feeling.
The 1st slide is the last slide, but it looks good upfront.
The girl in the 2nd to last slide wouldn't actually be naive for accepting the love, she is just too closed off to see her barriers as anything other than protection.
Thanks for looking at it! This sub is so nice.
I wrote this a bit ago, when I was hooking up to avoid life.
Multiplayer zombie game with parts sold to man in van
My guess for console : PS2, PS3, Gamecube, PC disk?
The game has like, 10 selectable characters, all highschool aged? I always picked an emo/goth girl dressed in purple.
It starts in one of the kids houses, zombie apocalypse/monsters appear. You have to fight them with weapons you find on the ground, (baseball bat, ax, ect)
I remember the first wave in the kids house can be cleared with a lawn mower.
Eventually, you meet this adult who sells you weapons out of his van for monster parts. You can get flamethrowers, guns, ect.
At the end of the game, the adult guy betrays you and becomes the final boss.
I've had so much trouble finding this game, i used to play it with my family a lot.