This! SO much this!
Honestly, if not for exercise, I'd probably never have counted as disordered.
Like, I'm less "Ana-exic" and more "exercise addict."
Ironically, I hate the muscular look it gives me. Literally playing myself.

It's been easily over a decade since I've hyper fixated on rocks like this, but that white rock kinda looks like calcite (at least rn, but I'm literally not wearing my glasses lol).
Then again, calcite is usually more glossy than shiny, so I'm probably just blind.

Thankfully, the door sensor works sometimes. So it's not like I can't ever know. But definite design flaw, that this model apparently has had since at least 2000, and still has in 2025. Literally quarter century of mistake...

I have two answers.
If I didn't gain muscle from it, I'd pretty much be at the gym all the time. Problem is, I love exercise, but hate how muscular I look.
If I did gain muscle, I'd pretty much stick with my current flexibility/mobility routine. In other words: walk/running, and stretching.

Like, surely they didn't fuck it up this bad that a common switch error disables a major part of driving?
I know I got my license later than most, but surely I'm not the only one confused?
Esp. because it leaves a light on the doesn't pass a fuse, meaning it'll kill the battery if you don't drive!

Barely graduated highschool myself. Failed 5/7 classes in my last year.
I blame having too much going on at the time, but honestly it was just work and school.

Same. It's like 41f/5c up here, and it's been raining for the past week or so. Perfect cuddle weather.

Kinda. I hit character limit, so I couldn't elaborate, but it takes as much effort to gain as to lose. Yes, if you got your set point down, then went back to eating like you did ~50 lbs ago, you'll eventually gain. But as long as you don't maintain those gains, it'll be easy enough to get back down.

I kinda believe in a variant of it. Like yes, everyone has a set point, but it changes.
Like, if you just lose weight, then stop trying, you'll be back where you started. But if you lose weight and maintain for ~6-12 months, that'll be the new weight you'll be at if you stop trying again.

Otoh, That does make sense. Otoh, I almost never SH outside of a meltdown, so it feels like that metric doesn't work for me.

Chapter 3 written.
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I've specified my age like ten times this chapter, which like, definitely needs editing, but whatever.

Chapter 2 written.
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I've cried like three times over this so far. This may have been a mistake.

Iirc, it's a 500 cal difference per day. Literally a pound a week. Literally unfair.
I also hate it because WTF am I? Like, literally neither. Do I shoot in the middle, higher/lower? It's BS for no reason.

Chapter 1 Written.
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This was mostly just an opener introducing important people.