u/Rockett_moon

I have two children under the age of 5 and I'm feeling quite burnt out from the constant non-compliance. And I'm not even telling them to do a chore or something. Just things like "it's time to get dressed for the day" or "time to brush teeth" - the constant "no's!" and whining are getting to me. I consider myself to be pretty patient and long suffering, but I'm now at a point where I'm tired and feeling mentally drained daily. I find myself thinking "okay fine, just wear your pajamas all day, whatever" and I also keep feeling like I want to "escape" for a moment of silence or peace. My spouse works outside of the house, so I'm solo parenting during the day. Any suggestions or recommendations to get me out of this funk? I feel exhausted.

The past few months I've been having a difficult time staying on track with low carb during luteal phase of my menstral cycle. Will my luteal phase get any easier over time the longer I stick to keto diet? I feel like such a sugar addict during luteal and it doesn't help that I have two young children with sweet treats in the pantry. I probably won't buy that junk for my kids anymore so at least I can get rid of those temptations, but it's still hardddd with how badly I crave a carb or sugar.

I've read to eat a pickle during hard times like this but The thought of eating a pickle in that moment seems so unappealing. I haven't tried it, so who knows, maybe it would work? Any helpful suggestions or encouragement?

PC

Mid to late nineties

First person

The gameplay was dark, gloomy, quiet, mysterious

I don't remember much, but I know it was first person and you could pick what to say next in the conversations of the game. I think it was a mystery/detective game. Also, I vaguely remember it was based in France or maybe Belgium. I think the name of the game is a man's name. I also vaguely remember the goal was to obtain some sort of item or jewel or key maybe. I don't remember there being any sort of background music playing throughout the game.