I am married. I am thin. I have a vegetarian diet. I'm a woman. I watch my figure. My favorite color is blue. I'm an atheist. I like to watch sports. My favorite sport is running. I use facebook quite often. I post on facebook. My niece is 15 years old.
I don't like sports. I am fat. I like battered and fried vegetables. I don't have a favorite color. I'm an atheist. I'm a woman. I like the color blue. I watch cricket. I watch olympic potato throwing. I watch videos on youtube. I use facebook quite often. I like facebook. I have never been to Atlantic City but I would really like to.
So did you find any more crazy sports on youtube? Oh, no. I love spending hours on youtube, but the only sport I watch is cricket. What sport do you recommend to people who aren't usually into it? Thank you for asking. My favorite sport is running. I like doing it, and watching it sometimes too. I learn a lot watching pro runners. Wonder if Atlantic City has any good 5k or 10k runs. I travel for those sometimes.  Oh, wow. I think I stray from such things because of my weight. I find it uncomfortable watching such fit people perform olympic feats like that. Cricket is much easier to swallow. Though, I might be interested in watching one of those just to visit Atlantic City. I hear you on body image stuff, and sometimes I have perception issues. It's good to check with a friend, partner. The best runs are through the forest, although maybe I'd consider a busy place like Atlantic City. With the right company!  Aww, thanks for understanding. And yeah, that'd be a great time. Though, a walk through a forest might be nice. I think the exploratory nature of it would make it a better motivator. Though I much prefer vegetables, maybe you could teach me some dieting tips as well. I'm sure your version of "vegetarian" is better for the body. I find that if I am patient and allow mistakes sometimes, it helps me keep on track better. Allowing mistakes within a range, yeah, perfectionism can take over sometimes. Although not for the reasons people think. Simple food is good. Love chia seeds! That's really good advice! When I used to diet, messing up a streak would really kill me inside. And that would make me relapse into really unhealthy foods. I think allowing myself room for error is a good idea. And yeah, I think simple might be good. Can chia seeds and such really fill you up, though? I have been eating them for many years. Omega 3 nutrients, which you find in fish oil too, but this is a natural source. Also, the best benefit is fiber. They fill you up. 1 teaspoon needs 4 ounces water to soak them, because they get big. You soak them first. Eat them daily here! Do you have a fave?  Oh, really? I do take Omega 3 vitamins, when I remember! So, that does sound good. Oh, I didn't know that they expand! That seems much more sensible than little seeds. Well, I mostly eat lots of potatoes. Which, I know isn't the healthiest, but it does leave me satisfied. Maybe I can taper down, and slowly work down my portions with other foods like that. I do enjoy cashews and nuts and such a lot too. I know they're fatty, but of a healthier variety. Cashews are a fave! And I can eat too much mashed potatoes, if they have a big helping at a dinner. Butter too.  Hahaha, you don't have to tell me! I'm thinking I may try to work in more shakes. Perhaps soy and oats, with some sort of supplement powder. Is that a good way of getting in nutrients without too much calories?