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STOP COMFORTING YOURSELF WITH FOOD

STOP COMFORTING YOURSELF WITH FOOD

STOP COMFORTING YOURSELF WITH FOOD

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I miss the control I used to have.

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i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

i will lose weight before summer

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THE secret of every "effortlessly perfect" girl

You are NOT dumb, ugly, unskilled, or unlucky. Greatness comes with effort. Girls that seem effortlessly perfect are the ones who put the most effort into themselves. The key to being the best version of yourself is simple but overlooked.

Be the best version of yourself with only 5 steps.

1. Believe that you can so that you will.

Again, you are NOT dumb, ugly, unskilled, or unlucky. Want to be the best version of yourself? Believe that you can be the best version of yourself so that you will be the best version of yourself. Doubting yourself and thinking, "Oh, my capabilities are only up to here" or "Oh, I could never be one of those amazing girls" will only bring you down. Believing and convincing yourself that you have potential will actually help you reach your fullest potential. Most importantly, you don't need a lot of money to be better.

2. Accept you need to put effort.

Accept that you have to get up and make some effort. You have to work hard, invest in yourself, build yourself up. Stop waiting, stop seeking for perfectionism, stop delaying. Waiting will not help you, it'll make you feel worse about yourself. There's no right time, only time and what you do with it. There's no perfect progress or a perfect day, just the effort of trying to be consistent. There's no better time to start other than now.

3. Habit-stacking.

Build and stack beneficial habits one by one. For example, drink a glass of water first thing in the morning. Then once you're consistent, make it a habit to not open your phone immediately when you wake up. Slowly stack your habits until you've trained yourself in effortlessly putting effort into yourself.

4. Find your pace.

You can never be your best version of yourself overnight. It takes time and effort -- lots of it. Don't overwhelm yourself by throwing so many goals and tasks all at the same time at yourself. Instead, find a pace that works for you, divide your goals / tasks, and focus on only one or very few of them at a time. For example, for the next 2 weeks, focus on only getting up at an early hour and lessening your screen time. Then after that, spend another 2 weeks getting exercise daily.

5. Consistency vs Perfectionism.

No one is completely consistent on the first try. We fail, we forget, we make mistakes, but that's okay. If you missed, why would you miss even more? For example, you didn't wake up at the time you wanted to. Why would you tell yourself to try again next week when you can try again tomorrow? If you spilled water on yourself accidentally, would you spill more water on yourself? Build consistency over time, don't seek for perfectionism. You messed up your diet today? Then try again tomorrow. Just because you made a mistake or something interrupted your flow doesn't mean it doesn't work for you, it means you need to try again. Be consistent in trying and making an effort, not in having perfect progress.

The best gift you could ever receive is you. Yourself. Treasure that gift and put effort into taking care of it.

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concept: Gothic Literature Child Protective Services

because no, you cannot have a child raised by their parents' arch-nemesis. and no, a haunted Asylum of Horrors is not a suitable environment for them even if they're not a patient

marriage licenses are not to be issued to those of dubious age- you may be over the consent line in 1857, young madam, but you met this man two days ago and he's 20 years your senior, so very few people even in your own time would look kindly on the union. I don't care if "it's true love;" you have the life experience of a sea anemone and you are going right back to school while your swain returns to his Accursed Castle escorted by a few sharp-eyed werewolves

Lonely Psychic Children Play-Group meets every Wednesday and Friday regular (Adolescent Division is Monday, Wednesday, and Friday just for extra safety), so nobody has to forlornly call into the unknown for companionship. all kinds of riffraff out there

(Lonely Isolated Siblings Play-Group is Tuesdays and Thursdays)

there's a corps of carefully-vetted governesses-for-hire who are all aroace and quite unafraid of ghosts, so they won't be distracted from their charges by any Brooding Ruler of the Manor, living or otherwise. or any other phantoms hanging about

sex ed and gender-related classes are free and frequently offered, covering topics like Consent and You're Not Dying; You're Menstruating (Also It's Not Divine Judgment Upon You For The Sin of Eve) and Sometimes You Burn With Strange Lusts For The Pretty \Kitchenmaid And Vow Never To Wed A Man, And That's Fine and You Don't Have To Drink That Unholy Potion- Puberty Blockers Are Well-Researched And Safe; Here Is A Clinical Referral And Please Notify Us of Your Correct Name And Pronouns When Ready

and of course they have. Ways. of dealing with unfit parents...

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it's okay to not finish food

it's okay to throw it away

it's okay to give it to someone else

it's okay to have leftovers

it's okay to say no

it's okay to not eat at gatherings/holidays

the food will still be there when you reach your goal weight

stay skinny loves xx

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oh my god you are just so pathetic

you can’t even put the food down for one second

do you know how miserable you look

constantly looking at those fat thighs and stomach

all because you can’t discipline yourself

no wonder you’re obese

there’s a thin girl dying to come out

but you just keep putting yourself behind

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"Beautiful Losers", Leonard Cohen

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hi again! i am going to buy the nikon z7 tomorrow and before i commit I just want to ask if its definitely a match with the mount on 7artisans, the 50mm 0.95 from sony? ^^

Good question! I'm not 100% sure as I already had Nikon lenses amd bought the Nikon adaptor, but a quick Google search says that if your Sony lens is an E mount you can get an adaptor for them to work on the Z mount Nikon xx

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Kings of the Black Throne AEW Dynamite - Nov. 13, 2024

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Every time I find a hill to die on, I die on it, and then I'm just dead on a hill.

Eric as played by Daniel Brühl in HBO's The Franchise

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There’s a level of confessional that only occurs when someone is driving you home late at night

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Magical Madeira, Portugal

michaelkagerer

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Noticed how you felt dizzy when you stood up? Noticed how light you felt while walking? Noticed how defined your collarbones looked today? Noticed how good and euphoric you felt today? It’s working. Don’t you love it? Why would you ruin all of this? You will never regret not eating something but you definitely will regret it if you do. So don’t do it. Don’t break your fast. Don’t binge. The cravings will pass.

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What to Read After Dracula

If you want to read more Stoker: Dracula’s Guest and Other Stories by Bram Stoker

If you want more foundational genre-defining gothics: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

If you want homoerotic vampirism that’s both intriguing and problematic: Carmilla by J. Sheridan le Fanu

If you want a gothic heroine fighting against the villain trying to possess her: A Long Fatal Love Chase by Louisa May Alcott

If you want a protagonist entering an extremely fucked up old money home and fighting for their freedom: Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno Garcia

If you want basically the same plot as Dracula but a lot more batshit and can put up with 1800s racism: The Beetle by Richard Marsh

If you want a modern take on Dracula that acknowledges the sexual assault subtext: The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix (note: this one is very hit or miss, people either love it or hate it)

If you want academics fighting ancient evil and an actual implied cameo by Dracula: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward by H.P. Lovecraft (my personal favorite Lovecraft!)

If you want morally ambiguous mad scientists: The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories by Robert Louis Stevenson (and read the rest of the stories in it while you’re at it!)

If you want rootin’ tootin’ Americans fighting gothic monsters: Pigeons from Hell by Robert E. Howard

If you want a gothic mystery with a spooky villain: The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle

If you want an implied polycule where a nerdy lady does all the real mystery solving: The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins

If you want the kind of vampire romance Dracula has become in pop culture: A Taste of Blood Wine by Freda Warrington

If you want something campier: Haunted Castles by Ray Russell

If you want something sexier: The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter

If you want something weirder: Blood 20 by Tanith Lee

If you want to read foreign bootleg Dracula: Powers of Darkness or Dracula in Istanbul, both creatively mistranslated from Bram Stoker

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Every time you say ''fuck it, i don't care'' and eat that cookie or that bag of chips, there's a 100% chance you'll care later.