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Hey everyone I'm 25, female, and very obese. Unfortunately, I'm storing the majority of fat in my belly (my pcos might be to blame here?). I have a fatty liver, I'm most likely insuline resistant (but not diabetic yet) and I have an insatiable appetite. I'm uncomfortable every day, I have no self-esteem, and I'm tired and very frustrated with myself. I **** being around people, because of how I look. Even when I dress up, put on makeup, etc... I just end up feeling super embarrassed. I need "cheap", easy meals that I can literally just throw together. As little cooking as possible. I want to watch my carb intake, up my fiber, and lower my choleste...

Wondering if there's any decent sources of hardwoods, pine finishing boards, etc.. besides Windsor or the big box stores? I'm tired of looking at **** from Home Depot at ridiculous prices.

I am wondering how the design of an outdoor kitchen might be different if it were the full-time kitchen of a dwelling. For the sake of this exercise, let's say that the outdoor kitchen has to have at least some kind of non-charcoal hot element to cook on (stove, oven, grill), some way to boil water, and a sink. I'm also wondering how use might differ compared with an indoor kitchen, and if there's anything better just left indoors due to pest, climate, or pollution concerns. For example, do electrical appliances end up corroding or otherwise malfunctioning depending on the climate (e.g. if it's humid), would food items stored outdoors attract pests, if you lived near a...

Hey everyone, first time post here, 34 M, struggled with shopping addiction for over a decade now I am feeling frustrated with myself because it feels \*so\* out of my own control sometimes even though I’m doing really well but it’s so easy to be hard on yourself My partner tasked me with putting money into savings and my start goal was $1000 saved, I managed to do that at the end of February and was excited I went grocery shopping yesterday with a goal and managed to complete 90% of it but I was also feeling down about some stuff in my life and told myself I could get a treat The treat was meant to be a snack which I did get…but then I ended up in another store and “oh I could...

Went to Canadian Tire yesterday to get some stuff, and while walking around I saw this bag of charcoal with a clearly AI generated beaver on it.

So I got lucky, and was hired as a commercial HVAC Helper at a small company, 4 technicians, and two helpers. It’s been 7months, and I’ve actually learned a lot and I like working with my hands. I think I genuinely do a good job of understanding the troubleshooting side and all that… But I’m just so forgetful. I’m always tired due to unrelated issues, I’m always in a fog, and I’m always forgetting small things. Yesterday I messed up big, forgot to turn a breaker back on and they had to toss the produce, and I may have left an evaporator drain pan clogged. I feel bad having to have the techs clean up after me, it’s honestly so embarrassing. I’m 28 and thought this field ...

I recently had to catalog different Magic cards from a bulk set I bought from a store, and besides wasting two weeks of my life trying to do it, I came up with a series of tricks that I hope will help someone. Cataloging a large Magic collection - whether it's 5,000 or 50,000 cards - can feel overwhelming if you try to tackle it all at once. The trick is breaking the job into manageable sessions and using the right tools to speed up each one. A well-cataloged collection saves you hours every time you build a deck, make a trade, or decide what to sell. This guide covers a proven system for getting even massive collections fully digitized. **1 - Sort cards physically before scanning** ...

I live in the NYC area and am dying to update my wardrobe. I'm 6'5, 190-195lbs. I wear 34x36in pants, 35/36 sleeve length and have around a 41-42" chest. I cannot for the life of me find clothes that remotely fit or flatter me. I'm all legs so 34" inseam pants are still quite short even with boots on. I've mainly been wearing casual clothes from lululemon and vuori due to the range of sizes especially with pants and dress shirts from Charles Trywhitt for similar reasons. I'm looking for decent basics and I've tried uniqlo (too short) but have had some luck with T shirts from Abercrombie. Does anyone know of some stores in NYC that offer tall (...

I just saw a play at Royal MTC theatre in Winnipeg. It could not be more Canadian. The disclaimer said it was a fictional Canadian story inspired by true events. It was very entertaining and fast (1.5 hours) and had a lot going on. Several story lines at once. It also got a pretty bad review from the Financial Post which usually means rich and powerful didn’t like its message. Without giving too much away, one of the messages in the play was that Canada is not doing much to stop monopolies and oligopolies. As a result our market is not competitive and there is little incentive to innovate. It uses Canadian telecommunications, Loblaws and Canadian Tire as examples. Big Canadian brand...

You know that feeling when you scroll through incredible alt makeup looks online, and they all seem to demand a professional hand, a three-hour time commitment, and a palette of paints you’ve never even heard of? Yeah, I get it. I often feel like the unwritten rule of alternative styles is "more complicated equals more authentic." But lately, I’ve been on a mission to debunk that myth, particularly when it comes to capturing a moody, literary gothic vibe without turning into a museum piece or needing to commit a full afternoon. My latest experiment was taking a notoriously 'heavy' aesthetic and simplifying it for everyday wear, with a surprise pop of color that accide...

First of all, decide what you really want these shoes to do. A lot of people say they want running shoes but what they really mean is comfy shoes for errands, walking, and the gym sometimes. That’s a different goal than training for miles. For everyday use, you want cushion that feels good on sidewalks and store floors without feeling so squishy that you’re wobbling around. Second, thin straight up comfort comes down to two things, cushioning and stability. Too little cushion and your feet feel beat up. Too much cushion and your feet feel tired because you’re constantly balancing. For walking and casual workouts, a thicker foam midsole can be really nice, but it needs a base that feel...

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My boyfriend (21M) and I (21F) have been together for two years. I want to start off by saying yes, he is a narcissist. He's not abusive in any way shape or form, he just struggles massively with empathy (which he is aware of), and he gets defensive super easily. I WILL NOT BE BREAKING UP WITH HIM!!!!! Lately in our relationship I've just been feeling unheard by my boyfriend emotionally. He turns many things I say into an argument and it kind of feels like he's always scouting to bicker. I'm just exhausted by it. I just want to figure out how I can bring this up to him WITHOUT it turning into a huge argument where he gets super defensive, and how to get things back on tr...

I've always wanted to do my garage floor, and i'm finally in a spot to be able to. However, my previous research suggested avoiding any box store product. That material can peel up from your car's rubber tires, tools dropping, etc. My garage will only be used for entertainment. i'm fortunate enough to have a shop for any vehicle, maintenance, building needs. If the garage is just for entertainment, do i still need to avoid the box store products and buy the more expensive product? Thanks for all the help!

Most "passive income" advice is exhausting. People tell you to start a dropshipping store (low margins, high stress) or buy real estate (which requires $100k just to start). For a long time, I was stuck in the "hustle trap"working a job that drained my battery and then trying to freelance on the side. If I didn't clock in, I didn't get paid. That isn't freedom; it’s just a treadmill. The shift happened when I stopped selling me and started selling assets. What a Digital Product actually is (The Wealth Psychology) A digital product is simply a solution that you build once and distribute infinitely. The Math: It costs you $0 to "manufacture" ...

Wanted to give a shoutout to the crew at Montana Tire Storage. They make it so easy for my wife and I every seasonal tire swap. They store our tires for a great price, valet them to and from the shop I use, and the best part? We never have to touch them again!

I really want to avoid ordering him just because of the tax anybody know if Canadian stores will be getting him

Howdy. Looking for a set of budget-friendly grippy summer tires good for spirited driving to go with some new rims. I'm after 205/50R15s, looking at the NITTO Neo Gen all-seasons or the Yokohama Advan Fleva V701 summer tire. Trouble is, I live in Minnesota and can only store the tires in an unheated shed. I have a set of snow tires that I'll drive on in the winter, but a number of sources warn me about even storing summer tires in extreme cold. It can get down below -40°F (-40°C) at night in a cold snap. I'd like to get the summer tires. They have much better reviews and performance for basically the same price, and I don't need them to be drivable through the winter ...

hi! i accidentally bought the wrong tickets and now have 2 extra! would love to sell here - avoid the TM fees and just get what i paid for them! $55 each/ 110 for the pair OBO Upper Bowl Row B