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I gave this post a thumbs down and the @down_to_business came into a political thread of mine and gave my most recents posts a thumbs down. Hilarious, and a waste of my time. Welcome to the Block Party.

The urinal is at 4:25. As I recall, his wife said something like it was gross, so keep in mind it might not enhance resale value.

The urinal is at 4:25. As I recall, his wife said something like it was gross, so keep in mind it might not enhance resale value.

The urinal is at 4:25. As I recall, his wife said something like it was gross, so keep in mind it might not enhance resale value.

I like the idea but it would have to be a style I could live with, which would not be any of the typical commercial units. This would be ok:

I like the idea but it would have to be a style I could live with, which would not be any of the typical commercial units. This would be ok:

I like the idea but it would have to be a style I could live with, which would not be any of the typical commercial units. This would be ok:

As an example, here is a horrible story about an alleged professional imposing her own bias onto a person who had found a strategy that worked to help her cope with what could possibly be an eating disorder. For 3 Weeks, I Gave Up Intermittent Fasting For Intuitive Eating and Here's Why I Hated It My point is not to advocate for or against any of the strategies mentioned in the article, but to point out that, as the story is told, it really appears the nutritionist allowed her apparent personal dislike for IF to advocate a one size fits all strategy to someone it is clearly not appropriate for and most significantly, that person allowed her life to be totally destabilized. I think the hilarious part is everyone was so clueless about this, the nutritionist's name is used in the article. I think she's lucky the end of the story is not getting a complaint filed against her. My advice? Do your own research and develop a strategy that works for you. If someone tells you something, don't hesitate to ask them to show you recent research that supports their point. If all they do is point to the string of letters after their name, walk away.

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I've learned to check the post numbers in a thread to see if there are any gaps, to clue me in there were posts from accounts on my Block Party Guest List.

And there are only about 50K posts since then....

I believe this is key. It's why when people ask me what I do, I spend a lot time talking about how I didn't adopt any existing plan, I did a lot of research (and still do), identified useful tools, and made changes slowly, so as to avoid bad reactions that can happen from abrupt changes, and to see what fit me. Whatever strategy one develops, adherence is key. To underscore this, a couple of people I had shared with took time to find a custom strategy that worked for them and have seen lasting results, while one person didn't and not too surprisingly, hasn't seen any changes.

I've been using this online tool to see how much carbs/fat/protein are in the stuff I eat. It also breaks out sugar. Although it says recipe and I mostly eat food I make from scratch, there are a lot of prepared and restaurant foods in the database. You don't have to have an account just to enter a list of stuff and get the digits. It helped me adjust a few things I was eating just a little bit too much of... https://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/calculator

Good stuff but still be ready if they do show up. I remember meeting one guy at his place and his fun room was a total shambles. The second time we met, it was all organized and I kinda chuckled to myself, realizing he must have assumed I was never going to show up for our first meeting.

A lot of guys say this, it's unfortunate for those of us who do like to schedule in advance. I've never cancelled such a meeting and sometimes have made these plans months in advance. But let me ask you this, did you find this to be true for people you have met multiple times before, or have known a long time? Wondering if it's specific to new people...

I suspect that was meant to say "now that I'm trying to heal"....

Maybe you'll just have to take the plunge...

It's worse than that, there is a new twitter account that appears to me to be a fake, linking to a cam site that has been identified as a scam by commenters on the webs, and claiming he's available on grindr. I would recommend being extremely cautious.

This isn't just a name change, it's also a new account.

I think a forum member reported their review was rejected because there were no messages through RM that confirmed the meeting had actually happened, so my suspicion is they simply move the goalposts as far as possible in an effort to reject. Having said that, there are negative reviews on the site, and I believe one member here made a negative review stick by sending RM screenshots of text messages. Seems like a lot of work.

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The mind, it races. Where was I.... If you navigate to the profile page of an account, there is an "Ignore" button. I think this works on a mobile device. On a computer, you can mouse over an avatar and get a popup that has the ignore button, but who uses computers anymore?

I use the ignore feature.