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    13 minutes ago, Leeo_SA said:

    Due to that, I will close this journal and continue with them.

    Not so fast!

    Before you go, check out this 4 minute habit tracker video. And if you get interested, the whole concept of bullet journal in general.

    I think this is a much more positive mindset, because you stop looking at relapses as relapses, just a part of your journey to rewire your brain.

    And also imagine tracking it for like a year, and seeing yourself gradually improve, a few percent at a time. 

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    @Hojo first of all, this "asking to get taken advantage of" is a weak mindset. The worst thing that will happen is that you will pay for some random person's coffee, is it so horrible? You don't have to see them again if you didn't like their attitude.

    Secondly, I didn't say how you need to act. I didn't say that you always need to act in a way to please them. What "act accordingly" means depends on you and the situation. Maybe for you that means get up and leave.

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    4 minutes ago, Hojo said:

    Yea its an insane amount of rules for one to even begin to decipher. How could you possibly expect a man to know all this.

    Its like we'll its a+b then no

    If its a+b+d then yes

    but if its a + b + e then no.

    What we need is true equality everyone pays for themselves unless someone is broken then everyone pays for them.

    you are overcomplicating it. It way simpler than that

  10. Posted

    @Princess Arabia or not even a date, just in general. Whenever I am invited to go out I always assume that I am expected to pay for myself. That just seems like common decency to me. 

    A few times I didn't have the money so I would just say that straight away: "sorry, I can't come, I don't have the money right now". And then my friend would say that it's okay and that he will pay for me. And that was super sweet and special. I can't imagine just taking that for granted.

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    4 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    All perspectives have truths and blindspots.

    You are over inflating his blindspots and dismissing his truths, and then acting snarky about it.

    You are so disingenuous with your fake spiritual attitude.

    I've quoted his specific point and said that it's wrong. So your argument about truths and blindspots does not fit the situation. But who cares about that as long as you can act like you have some spiritual high ground, right?

    8 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    I am calling out your attitude, not any specific thing you said.

    Exactly, cause I am right and all your arguments have zero substance behind them, so you need to backtrack and "call me out on my attitude".

    If you want to be so spiritual, why don't you start by focusing on yourself and accepting my "attitude", instead of preaching to other people? Oh, right - preaching is cooler and easier.

    13 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    Good thing he's already owned up to it at the top of this page.

    No, as a matter of fact, he did not.

  17. Posted

    17 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    This is a totally insincere strawman.

     

    No, it totally proves the point, which is that he has no idea of the long term effects of his diet and is talking out of his ass. 

    19 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    Your tone overall is sarcastic and hostile. If I recall, you identify vegan, yes?

    Try to see if you're able to psychologically, intellectually, and emotionally hold space for the fact that many people genuinely improve their health after emphasizing meat consumption. I know it feels better to ignore or deny this reality and to assume that meat eaters are stupid devils. But if you tread that path uncritically, you will have handicapped sensemaking and you will be at war with yourself & others which is not a fun place to be.

    Nice gaslighting, lol. Show me where I am calling anyone a devil. Please find a single comment, out of my 3000 posts where I am trying to force veganism onto anyone or criticize them for eating meat

    I am not even fully vegan myself.

    Leo is on a carnivore diet, do I criticize him for it or try to change his mind and convert him to veganism? 

    Do I write stupid comments, nagging him to drop evil meat and drink more smoothies?

    5 hours ago, freddyteisen said:

    Hippie stuff: eating green smoothies, vegetables, tofu & lentils because we’re told “Sugar, Fat, Salt & red Meat is Bad”,


    Real, true health (not for hippies): 

    Do you see me writing a vegan version of this to anyone? 

    25 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

    Your tone overall is sarcastic and hostile.

    Yes, cause he doesn't even know that Leo is already eating mostly meat based diet, he seems to have zero knowledge of Leo's situation in general, but feels qualified to give his unsolicited advise, even after being told "no, thank you" multiple times.

  18. Posted · Edited by Something Funny

    38 minutes ago, freddyteisen said:

    How can you demonize my advice, if you have yet to try it out? How can you demonize someone taking psychedelics if you haven’t tried taking psychedelics yourself?

    I have no idea how Leo the patience to constantly deal with the same ignorant, overconfident comments, claiming to know the solution to his health.

    How do you know if he has tried it or not? What do you know about Leo's issues, at all? Do you know what they are? Do have any experience with them? Have you at least watched his videos talking about it?

    Do you think he is just dumb or something? That here it is: a simple solution to all his issues, just stick a butter stick in your mouth. How did he not come up with that after a decade of trying 100s of different things out? 

    You people just have no sense of boundaries or respect.

    38 minutes ago, freddyteisen said:

    And yes. I’m very careful what I’m doing, I’ve researched, experimented, delved deep into health for 6+ years and I’ve gotten a pretty good understanding. I’ve yet to ‘harm’ anyone from my advice.

    How do you know what effect will your advise have on them in 20 years? Maybe you've just doomed them to die of a heart attack in their 50s, you have no idea.

    You can live on pringles and feel great when you are young and have good genetics.