Graeme1988
Hie yer hence from me heath!
^ Ah cun relate there, Pug. Try an' stay strong, mate. :thumbup:
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^ Ah cun relate there, Pug. Try an' stay strong, mate. :thumbup:
Lavinialuna
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That was great, you hit the nail right on the head. I think we are holding people away because we get hurt so easily :sad:
outofthisworld
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anxious feeling please go away, you've been in my belly all day long and it's really getting annoyng
Ithior
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Might have magnesium deficiency. There's all these little problems I have that I attributed to anxiety and dust allergy but I my dad told me I might have magnesium deficiency, and looking at the long list of symptoms I actually fit most of them.
Still, I bought vitamins with magnesium but they were huge pills, I tried breaking one in four and I still almost choked. Need to find another way to get magnesium.
Still, I bought vitamins with magnesium but they were huge pills, I tried breaking one in four and I still almost choked. Need to find another way to get magnesium.
MollyBeGood
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I am so glad to be back home! ty for those who said nice things to me on my last post-I was so down. I think my hormones during PMS can make me suicidal. What a mess.
MikeyC
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For all their convenience and connectivity, the ultimate scourge of smartphones was on display again.
My girlfriend messages people and goes on Facebook when I'm talking to her, which I find annoying, and she knows it. She is making an effort to stop, though, although I can see the addictive nature of being connected and taking selfies and logging every action she makes has already taken a hold.
However, I saw a group of seven men in their 20's when we were out at breakfast. Six of them were messaging on their phones, with the remaining guy in limbo and unable to start a conversation. I just had to shake my head. I like smartphones and I also dislike them.
My girlfriend messages people and goes on Facebook when I'm talking to her, which I find annoying, and she knows it. She is making an effort to stop, though, although I can see the addictive nature of being connected and taking selfies and logging every action she makes has already taken a hold.
However, I saw a group of seven men in their 20's when we were out at breakfast. Six of them were messaging on their phones, with the remaining guy in limbo and unable to start a conversation. I just had to shake my head. I like smartphones and I also dislike them.
MikeyC
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Ummm, well! I think she likes you but then again she might be saying you're just a good friend, although she did say your friends are knobs. :bigsmile: Do you agree with her?
I didn't know you weren't at home. I'm glad you're feeling better now, Molly.
PerseverareJasmine
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That movie Gone Girl was pretty disturbing. I'm still thinking about certain scenes from it that I wish I could get out of my mind.
dottie
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Welcome back... I feel you on the PMS crazy.
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Yea I can't stand people using their phones when I'm talking to them.
My strategy?
I stop talking, when they look and say 'go on', I say ' no you finish what you're doing there first' they end up putting their phone down.
My ex used to do it in not long after smart phones came out. But she soon got the message lol.
MikeyC
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Good strategy! I've tried it, too, but my girlfriend hasn't quite gotten the hint yet. I'll have to be more vigilant.
It's just rude, in my opinion. If it's a phone call, I'd have no issue when they answer, but a text or checking Facebook/Instagram while I'm talking...no, that can wait.
MikeyC
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I've always called them scallops but if someone said "potato cake," I would know what they're talking about.Very funny #ScallopWar raging on twitter as what these are called in Australia
I'm with #teampotatocake
Either way, they're fatty deliciousness.
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Very funny #ScallopWar raging on twitter as to what these are called in Australia
I'm with #teampotatocake
Yep, totally potato cake :thumbup:
I know of potato scallops as a totally different dish - scallop potatoes!
Damn..I have a craving for a potato cake now..
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Ithior
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Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
Lavinialuna
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Try a different brand. I had deficiency too and taking supplements made a huge difference in how well I am able to sleep and I have less muscle pain too. It just plain made me feel calmer. I take 3 or 4 a night (but beware, it can make you, er, lets say "regular," ha!)
Deficiencies in iron and B12 can also cause anxiety. Also I have found that my digestive issues caused a bulk of my anxiety. Probiotics are really helpful, as is apple cider vinegar. I have even gone so far as to take 2 T. of diatemaceous earth every morning with a T. of apple cider vinegar with great results with both my stomach issues and my anxiety. I still have some anxiety in public, but at least 80% of the dread is gone. I am starting to believe that anxiety is highly linked to gut health.
Let us know how the supplements work for you
I used to get that way too but have been better as of late. I wish I knew what changed so I could share it with you... regardless, I'm glad you are back
I have come to despise it when people can't hold a conversation with me without staring at their phone. I'm not shy about asking them to stop. I figure it is hard enough for me to socialize in the first place, much less having them distracted like that. It's a huge effort on my part, they can make an effort too. :thumbdown:
Ithior
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Try a different brand. I had deficiency too and taking supplements made a huge difference in how well I am able to sleep and I have less muscle pain too. It just plain made me feel calmer. I take 3 or 4 a night (but beware, it can make you, er, lets say "regular," ha!)
Deficiencies in iron and B12 can also cause anxiety. Also I have found that my digestive issues caused a bulk of my anxiety. Probiotics are really helpful, as is apple cider vinegar. I have even gone so far as to take 2 T. of diatemaceous earth every morning with a T. of apple cider vinegar with great results with both my stomach issues and my anxiety. I still have some anxiety in public, but at least 80% of the dread is gone. I am starting to believe that anxiety is highly linked to gut health.
Let us know how the supplements work for you
Sure. I still haven't gotten an alternative brand because I have a job interview tomorrow and I had to buy shoes and a white shirt my size, which is pretty hard to find. I had to choose between a shirt that was a bit tight on my neck and shoulders or a shirt that was too long on the sleeves. I chose the tighter one, hoping it'll grow a bit larger, and because sleeves that are too long probably look worse. Just have to endure it for an hour anyway, shouldn't be too bad.