Posts by huggitbear

Original Post by moodymomma1977:

when you're at a loss as what to get a man, get him a tenga egg ;)

Oh my GODDDDD that is so funny!  Probably won't be getting dear old dad one of those either lmao

I think you're underweight when you start having physical problems due to your low weight--being cold all the time, hair fall, bad skin, tired all the time, hungry all the time, losing periods, etc.  If you have symptoms, you have a problem. 

or if you are going to extreme lengths to achieve/maintain the low weight.

isn't it 1g/kg of body weight per day?  I think it is.

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1. Your coworker makes a positive initial statement (for example, by saying your skirt is cute) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 2

2. Your coworker gives you a friendly greeting (for example, by saying “I have not talked to you in a while, I hope you have been well) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 4

3. Your coworker asks about your well being (for example, by asking “How are you today?) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 4

4. Your coworker directly and confidently tells you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work and does not apologize for making the criticism. 3

5. Your coworker uses several verbal fillers (for example, “uh” and “um”) while making telling you your attire is not appropriate for work. 2

6. Your coworker tells you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work and specifies why it is not appropriate. 4

7. Your coworker tells you, face to face, that your attire is not appropriate to wear to work instead of faxing or emailing you the criticism.

8. Your coworker does not threaten you (for example, by saying “Wearing attire like that is going to get you fired”) when delivering the criticism about your attire. 3

9. Your coworker does not compare you to other women of your age group (for example, by saying, “A woman of your age should dress more appropriately for work”). 4

10. Your coworker does not justify the criticism with cultural ideas (for example, by saying “In the country I am from, women do not wear short skirts). 4

 

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Original Post by bier:

I used to work in a high-end appliance store doing office admin but I trained to go into sales at one point.

Do you use fabric softner? It's more likely to discolor and spot clothes than detergent. Maybe there's some caked in the machine.

Have you run an empty load using distilled white vinegar? The vinegar should break down any residue in your machine.

I don't use fabric softener.  I have used the white vinegar in the machine.  This is why I wonder if it is really soap buildup.  The machine is about 1.5 yrs old.

How come the men get to leave their shirts on for weigh-ins now?

Original Post by sonnysideup:

Ok, why wouldn't this work?

 

If you're supposed to eat smaller meals more often because eating more often "stokes the coals" of your metabolism. Why dont you just eat normally, but have a small amount of food that is very low cal (i.e. a single handful of popcorn). every hour on the hour throughout the day.

And, of course, reducing carbs at meal time to compensate.  But then you would literally always be making your metabolic functions process something. While still eating normally at appropriate times.

So is this a dumb idea or not. I honestly don't know. I'm sure there is some flaw here, cause I can't imagine I am the first person to think of this. love to hear comments.

-Sonny

I tend to eat small meals throughout the day, and sometimes I do eat more like 100 calories an hour.  the only downside i have noticed is that when I eat that way I will feel like either A) I haven't eaten REAL FOOD all day and then overeat on a meal or B) I've been eating all day long on low-cal foods and end up restricting too much and undereat.