ghostwhowalksdogs
ghostwhowalksdogs t1_jdmkr4l wrote
More like the first step towards concentration camps. There are some truly horrific stories coming out of them.
https://www.therichest.com/shocking/15-haunting-stories-from-gay-conversion-therapy-camps/
ghostwhowalksdogs t1_ja40t91 wrote
Reply to There is no feeling more bittersweet for an athlete than to be cut by a team that immediately goes on to win a championship by Looney_forner
Just imagine if the team cuts a player and then they go on win a championship against you in the finals. The whole team, coaches, and the entire organization would spend a very long season thinking about that.
ghostwhowalksdogs t1_je0x8cd wrote
Reply to LPT Request: How to stop over eating and have more control over my diet? by Vq-Blink
You should learn how to cook. YouTube videos galore. Food recipes are all over the web. This will teach you what foods you enjoy making and eating. This will also slow your cravings and enjoy what you eat.
Once you have figured out what like making and eating then you start to invest in some basic cooking utensils to start with. A decent set of knives and a good chopping board. A spice rack. A Digital Slowcooker, Instapot and/or an Digital Airfryer if you want to save time and money in the long run.
You can then experiment with various recipes as you get more advanced. Start of slow by learning basic dishes to cook and then advance to more complex dishes. Set a goal of cooking at least 4 meals a week to begin with. You will fail all lot at first, burn a bunch of things. You will get better as get more patient and more skilled. Stop ordering takeout and delivery. You will learn that you can cook some dishes faster than it takes delivery to come to your house.
And most importantly drink water instead of soda and sugary drinks. Water tempers your appetite and craving for snacks.