u/Neat-Category217

Idk the age range of people commenting on the riley situation, but it seems none of you have been in your early 20s, where you drink too much one night and say shit you shouldn't, while also trying to figure who tf you are what tf to do with your life.

Sure, what she said was not okay, but you are all crucifying her as if you are all so perfect!

So i read a while ago that she might leave Love Island, and is it just me but she isnt as much this season as usual? And i now just saw her at the England - Norway WC game and i think she was at some other event recently?

Do you think maybe she cut a deal to stay this season but for less than usual? And this is why we are seeing more of her out of Love Island?

I could also be over analysing it but would love to hear others thoughts!

You're basically telling me you have no self identity.... im not vibing with her or the guy shes with. Sort of makes sense why they're together 🤷🏼‍♀️

So over the past few years i have seen myself gaining weight. I have done some changes in my eating habits and worked on having a more active lifestyle with exercise. However, nothing changes :(

I am going to start going to a nutritionist, but i want to do some research on my own as well. I have read that pcos/pmos causes a lot of water retention, and i have a feeling this has to do with my weight gain.

I have never been diagnosed with pcos and have been lucky that i have a regular period but my sister and mom had/have pcos, so I wouldn't rule it out for myself.

This has truly affected my mental health and how i see myself and want to be able to work thru it. Im writing here to see if anyone has experienced this before, if you have any tips or recommendations.

Thank you in advance for any help!

I lost my 3yo cat 3 years ago due to leukemia. It was very tough, and i made it through. A year and a half ago, i finally took the step of bringing a new kitty to my home and i adopted her when she needed to be rehomed. she came at the perfect time! After different health issues and exams, i found out she also is leukemia positive.

If you dont know, cats with leukemia positive, can live healthy lives just are more delicate ofc and may have a lower life expectancy.

Last week she had some issues and after taking her to the emergency room and now on meds (could be simply an infection rather than cancer), she seems to be doing better.

However, i am really struggling with the fear of losing her and guilt of not being able to give her the proper care.

Does anyone have any good tips on how i can help with a better diet? Has anyone had a cat who beat it?

I know that no matter what, ive given them the best life possible for however long. But i would like to try and get ahead of it, and help her have the best life.

Sorry if this isnt the right sub, but i found it and thought maybe it may help me.