Nobody gives a shit about me...

Nov 21, 2013 00:37

...I just remember thinking that when I left Japanese class tonight. I ( Read more... )

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suzycat November 21 2013, 11:43:05 UTC
Nice to see you post, even if under such unpleasant circumstances.

Accomplishing anything is all you can do. Well done.

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Thank you kindly... elleesttrois December 1 2013, 04:37:05 UTC
I appreciate you stopping by to comment.

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alejandradd November 25 2013, 13:23:08 UTC
There are some foods that are "easier" to overeat than others. I'm honestly very wary of telling other people what they should or shouldn't eat (I don't want to shove my way of eating on other people's faces like a Jehovah's Witness would shove their religion), but it does sound like you may be asking for help.

I can suggest you read the Good Calories, Bad Calories book (of which I can email you a pirated copy in any format you like at no cost). In some of the chapters, the author explains why going to a psychologist to talk yourself into eating less is unlikely to succeed.

As an anecdotal experience, I can mention that since I stopped eating sugar, starches and grain, I no longer have mood swings or constant food cravings, and my overall mood has stabilized.

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alejandradd November 26 2013, 17:08:38 UTC
I haven't read this book, but apparently is the more reader-friendly version of the book above. This is the pirated version, of course

http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?p=1401412

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Thanks bunches. elleesttrois December 1 2013, 04:42:26 UTC
The book sounds like a place to start.

And I've had a couple of friends who have talked about the success in stabilizing their diets when they cut high glycemic foods.

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elleesttrois October 28 2015, 18:54:13 UTC

Agitated today. Can't work,•

Mostly by a guest my fare radio show. Basically, he was making a "blame the victim" argument about the girl who refused to leave her desk. He says she escalated. And, indeed she did. She started it, but was probably so scared that she didn't realize she was making the situation that much worse.

I think escalation, to me, is  a deliberate action taken to elicit more problems. I think she got scared, knew what was coming and couldn't see a way out. The adults in the room should have known better.

Anyway, guest started screaming at callers who didn't side with him. Yes, she caused the problem and, in not listening to other authority figures exacerbated the issue. But the callers felt the emphasis should be on the police's excessive actions since they have the training & power rather than a girls' misbehavior. Children are busy fucking up all over the place every day. They making bad choices. But the reason we're making more of the officer's actions vs. the kids's  is that one is an everyday occurrence that ( ... )

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