u/TrickEase — reddlx

Anyone else get called intimidating?

I've been called intimidating for so long now by so many different people. Even my boss said I'm an intimidating person, but I really don't feel like I am! I think I'm very soft personally, like I don't have the classic Aries temper and I've got a lot of water in my chart 🤷

My Aries husband also gets called intimidating but to each other we think we're soft as kittens and find the whole thing very confusing.

Anyone else seen as more intimidating than most here? Do you feel like you're an intimidating person or do you equally not understand where the perception comes from?

Lemme know!

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u/TrickEase — 13 days ago

▲ 537 r/thecruelprince

I built my own little Elfhame book nook 🥀

It's been on my to-do list for a while now, and I finally finished it. What I imagine Elfhame looks like anyhow.

u/TrickEase — 1 month ago

▲ 550 r/PetiteFitness

5 months before and after, finally hit my target.

Long time lurker and first time poster!

I've spent the past 5 months losing 13lbs to finally get back to my personal ideal measurements that I haven't been in 8 years.

Started at 120lbs and now at 107lbs. I've been eating 6 days a week at 1200-1300 with one cheat day a week of eating at maintenance. Bought a small cheap treadmill so I can hit 10k-15k steps a day after my usual load of walking for life purposes and the steps really helped massively.

Food wise I've been eating lots of protein and veg, and have mostly given up bread except for on cheat days or the occasional mini tortilla. I've been cutting out snacks (my usual Kryptonite) and if I'm particularly craving then it's fruit. Same goes for alcohol, it's only been for special occasions.

My gym habits are here and there as I've been so busy lately, but I'm hoping to put on muscle weight with weight lifting so I can eat more maintenance calories.

u/TrickEase — 3 months ago