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Cat doesn’t wanna share my pillow with me.
dean-coded this and casgirls that, the REAL question is are you mulder-coded, scully-coded, and a muldergirl(gn), or a scullygirl(gn)? (if youre confused by this terminology, x-coded means which character you are most similar to as far as character, personality, background, etc., and y-girl means which is your favorite character/which you enjoy more)
In news that will surprise LITERALLY NO ONE
Bruh! I’ve been following for years and just noticed your camp name in your bio!! Shoutout to another lifetime scout 👏🏼👋🏼😱❤️🔥🥳
Yay! Camping scouts!
I recently discovered I’m into choking-?????? 😩😩😩 my friend literally grabbed me by the neck and I usual am like ‘first of all wtf, second of all wtf’ but then I realized this isn’t so bad????? It was really?????? GOOD?!?!??? -??!!??!!!!?!!!?! I loved it?!??!!????!!!!!
That’s the great thing about kink experimentation, every now and then you find something you reaaaaaally like!!!
I will say always be careful with choking as a kink! Erotic asphyxiation had a pretty amazing effect on the body (because you’re restricting blood to your head it can cause extreme lightheadedness and even hallucination in some cases - when combined with an orgasm its a pretty insane feeling) but there are also many famous cases of people dying accidentally from auto erotic asphyxiation - usually when people try it alone! Always play with someone you trust!
Welcome to the choke out club. 😅
A little about my weight
I’m starting a new year with a journey through Weight Watchers... again.
For those of you that don’t know me (which is very likely all of you), this isn’t my first time on Weight Watchers. When I was 13, I joined the program with my mother and became a lifetime member on my 14th birthday (an excellent birthday gift, if I do say so myself). Starting Weight Watchers so young, I needed a doctor’s note to join up. That doctor’s note not only stated what weight range would be healthy for me, but also stated that I was not only obese, but on my way to morbid obesity, and that I would have serious issues going into adulthood if I didn’t do anything. So, we joined up. I lost just over 60 pounds (putting me at a very unhealthy 105 lbs at my lightest - just after a growth spurt to 5’5”), and my mother lost 80 lbs, putting her at a healthy weight. This time around, things won’t be so easy. I know that I won’t be able to lose the 25 lbs I hope to lose in the same 7 months I lost my original 60+ as a child. I’m far less passively active, and I don’t have the same friends and activities to fall back to. Heck, I’m a programming student and video game enthusiast now. The majority of my exercise I get comes from my morning stretches and standing at my retail job. I don’t eat at home nearly as much as I did as a child, and I rarely make the time to prepare meals before work. I’m going to have so many changes to make that the biggest hurdle in my journey will be learning the self-discipline and time management I will need to succeed. I’m rejoining the fitblr community (after foolishly deleting my last account) because I need a support system to keep me accountable. If I see your support, tricks, tips, and suggestions on a daily basis, it doesn’t matter that I’m yelling about my journey to an abyss or a group of strangers - having you around is another major key to my success. Hopefully along the way I can share what I learn, and in turn support some of you.
Starland in Annandale, VA - the best video game store in the DC area during the 90s, IMHO. Their storefront has long been closed, but its legacy lives on at eStarland.com. I bought my first Saturn here and was so happy when they told me they could mod it to play Japanese imports - in the mid-90s - modding wasn’t even a thing back then
Habits You Don't Hate You Do.PODSNACKS/Art of the Diet 039
Habits You Don’t Hate You Do.PODSNACKS/Art of the Diet 039
Maintaining a significant weight loss is a daily battle with the your body playing for the wrong team.-Pat Coakley Ah, that would be me, Pat Coakley, and this is episode 39 of Podsnacks the weekly edition of the daily blog www.artofthediet.com and this weeks’ tips for weight management come from Laura, and 8 year Lifetime WW member who once was in jeopardy of being kicked out of WeightWatchers…
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