not looking for negativity just genuinely curious if anyone has had a bad enough experience that looking back they wish they'd never started. see a lot of success stories on here which is great but wondering if there's another side to this that doesn't get posted as much
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I’m watching the NBA Playoffs on YouTube TV. However, my phone keeps buzzing with score updates 20 seconds before the play happens on my screen. Has anyone found a fix for the broadcast delay? I tried the Low Latency setting but it’s still lagging behind real life. Is this just the reality of streaming sports now?
There is a really clear split in how different age groups react to people using these medications. Whenever I talk to anyone over 50 about my progress, they get really weird about it and act like I took some fake shortcut. They always fall back on the idea that you just need to eat less and suffer through it. But then I talk to friends in their 20s and 30s and it is treated like a completely normal medical decision.
Why do you guys think the older crowd is so determined to make weight loss a test of willpower? Is it just because we are more used to taking medicine to fix problems, or is it because we finally realized that starving yourself for a year just does not work for most people? I am curious why the moral judgment is so tied to age.