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I know it weird, but all of a sudden for the past couple months she shifted from being rlly close friends with me and talking and hanging all the time to basically acting like im an acquaintance and not texting me any more and just being cordial when were together. Nothing happend between us that sparked this, but i noticed it after she started seeing this dude and started getting more guy friends

regardless, i think im just in a "cut out the negativity" mindset, and I just want to seperate myself from her and move on. The thing is, I keep thinking about it and it bothers me

I guess im asking how do I just move on, I dont want any advice saying i should talk to her or try to fix it, I really just want to seperate myself x

* IDK why i wrote "like" in the title ignore that lol

I just read Secluded Cabin s Six by Lisa Unger and it was aight. I just looked up the blurb for The Shards and it looked rlly interesting though I’m not in the mood to read 600+ pages.

any suggestions along the lines of these books? (love a good plot twist, but I didn’t rlly like Silent Patient)

https://preview.redd.it/esmqkiprr0gh1.png?width=546&format=png&auto=webp&s=17e344933f8df89c3a5a8878ad9c4647114bd058

cant book because this keeps popping up

Im 24F and already have chronic lower back pain unfortunatly. I'm trying to get consistent with Yoga (for more then just back pain, its amazing in general). I'm wondering if and how consistent yoga helped your back pain?
Thank you <3

please be careful, I just had a conversation with the police because this has happened SEVERAL times to not only me, I was walking alone in Lade Braes on the lower path near the river just past Cockshaugh park, and a man walks past me up the path, and when I turned the corner he was masturbating, this happened around 6pm

white man, about 5'8, 40s-50s, very thin waist, wearing a grey buff around his face, dark sunglasses, and black sweatpants low on his waist that shows his buttcrack

please be careful and don’t walk alone

accidentally bought smthn looking to see if I can get my ingredients back :P

Can you tell me about how you consistently did yoga not in a class? I sometimes find it hard to do it at home because it’s not as enjoyable (for me) as doing it with everyone else in a class. but I’m trying to save some $ and do yoga at home more.

any tips? resources? i currently use ther MadFit app and i think it’s great :)

thanks <3

I (24F) have work in north palm beach but its way too expensive to live there, i will be moving to Florida soon and am looking for studios in WPB, any recs for neighborhoods to look into and ones to definitely avoid? (I definitely know not to look anywhere near riviera beach)

edit: budget preferably between 1200-1450 a month :)

Thanks <3

Currently Im in a yoga block (pun intended) where I cant seem to find the motivation to practice consistently. Don't get me wrong I LOVE yoga, but for some reason I keep getting into bursts of consistent practices that last a few weeks and then I stop and cant be bothered. I would love to hear about ways yoga has changed your life, how you finally stayed fully consistent, and what you tell yourself on days you really don't feel like doing it.

Thanks a ton <3

I know there's virtually no bouldering or climbing in palm beach (closest is like 45 min away I think) but I would love to get together with some climbers to try to do some activities or get to know the community better. Maybe we can start a facebook page or something!

Posted this on r/WestPalmBeach too

I know there's virtually no bouldering or climbing in palm beach (closest is like 45 min away I think) but I would love to get together with some climbers to try to do some activities or get to know the community better. Maybe we can start a facebook page or something!

connecting with nature is always something that’s on the top of my self care list, but I find it difficult to still feel connected when I dont go outside due to weather issues/stay at home day. any ideas?

thanks <3

I'm going to try to stop eating after 8pm as a way to ease into intermittent fasting. I'm wondering if you guys noticed a difference in terms of how your body feels at the end of the night/the next day. Do you feel more/less energized? Have you seen any big differences?

Thanks ❤️