The obesity problem in America is getting too normalized. So let’s make it simple, over a size XL? Guess u can’t wear clothes till u cut down the weight! 🤷
It seems like no matter what I do, fingering, vibrators, getting eaten or vaginal sex, I just can’t cum, at least I think I can’t. And no, it’s not stress. It’s just like my body refuses to relax on the edge of climax, idk how to describe it. Like all my abdominal muscles tighten to the point of uncontrollable convulsions that feel pretty bad, but down there feels great, but not a relief great, just like something is about to happen but it never does. After a few seconds the pleasure fizzles out and I’m left with only the muscle tightness and convulsions till I stop whatever stimulation I had going on down there. Any advice? Or is that just what finishing feels like and I’ve overhyped it in my mind. It’s not very satisfying at all.
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I want a gothic wedding, my vision for the dress is this neckline with detached long-sleeved turtleneck situation in the image. I want my gown to me HUGE and vibrant burgundy with a train about as long as in the pick. I want a really intricate design, not too many rhinestones or any other shiny things like that, mostly just embroidery work, and I want a suuuuper long dramatic train on the vail, like, reeeeally long. Please refer me to any sites or specific gowns that are close to my vision please, I haven't had much luck and idk many dress sites.
For more info I naturally eat a lot less than anyone else I know. No eating disorders or body image problems, just naturally the way I am. I suspect because I eat less that I don't get all the nutrients I need even though I feel full. I also get plenty of sleep. I also never exercise because I don't have enough energy to feel up for it, even light stuff makes me feel miserable.
I have been desperately searching everywhere for the past few months but I haven't found a single trade school/program that isn't just a few days/weekends long. I want something super in-depth where I can focus on and learn every step from designing to creating and repairing. At least a month long course, if not more. I also need it to be a place where I can get official certification to show off when I apply for jobs. Idk about these "aerospace" programs and if they are the same thing or not but I specifically want to work on designing and building parts for luxury/limited edition/race cars. I already have some experience working at home, but buying carbon fiber just to fiddle with is fucking expensive, I would rather just pay a bunch for a class. Please give me your recommendations, I'm willing to travel anywhere as long as there is one teacher that speaks English😭 (Also NO college recommendations unless I can take the specific course without touching English, math, or literally any subject that ain't on composites bc I have dyslexia and dyscalculia and barely passed high school because of it)
I have been desperately searching everywhere for the past few months but I haven't found a single trade school/program that isn't just a few days/weekends long. I want something super in-depth where I can focus on and learn every step from designing to creating and repairing. At least a month long course, if not more. I also need it to be a place where I can get official certification to show off when I apply for jobs. Idk about these "aerospace" programs and if they are the same thing or not but I specifically want to work on designing and building parts for luxury/limited edition/race cars. I already have some experience working at home, but buying carbon fiber just to fiddle with is fucking expensive, I would rather just pay a bunch for a class. Please give me your recommendations, I'm willing to travel anywhere as long as there is one teacher that speaks English😭 (Also NO college recommendations unless I can take the specific course without touching English, math, or literally any subject that ain't on composites bc I have dyslexia and dyscalculia and barely passed high school because of it)