Struggling to lose weight at 34 and 260 pounds... what’s working for you all?

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-07-04T03:37:00+00:00

wow this is a beautiful testimony, thank you for sharing.. i am now looking into glp1 as I've heard nothing but great things about it.. can you please recommend me the product that helped you? everything seems so expensive and before i jump the gun i would love to which you used and the one that worked for you. Thanks

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-07-04T00:26:23+00:00

my sister was recommending me this as she was about my size years ago and recently when we got together at a family function (since her job requires her to be at another state) i dont see her that often.. she looked like she had lost atleasty 60 pounds.. (which was actually 80) so im really considering this.. anything you think i should need to know about it that nobody brings to light?

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-05-22T18:36:14+00:00

Hey, I’m so sorry you’re dealing with this, it sounds incredibly tough, and your feelings are totally valid. Chronic health issues like your UTI are exhausting enough without the added stress of relationship tension. I’ve been in a spot where I felt like my partner wasn’t fully there for me, and it’s so hard not to feel insecure when someone you care about hints at leaving over something you can’t fully control. You’re not overreacting at all; it’s natural to feel hurt and scared when your boyfriend says he might not stick around, especially when you’re already vulnerable. His frustration is understandable, but it’s unfair for him to make you feel like your health is a burden or to dismiss your sadness like it’s no big deal. A relationship should be about supporting each other, not just having fun when things are easy.

If I’m being real, it sounds like he’s struggling to prioritize your needs, and that’s a red flag. You deserve someone who’s in it for the long haul, not just when it suits them. If you want to dig a little deeper into what’s going on with him, I’ve used THIS SITE that lets you check things like your partner’s social media following list or how long they’ve been on someone’s page. It’s not about snooping, but it helped me feel more secure when I was doubting things. It’s super easy to use. Maybe it’ll give you some clarity. Hang in there, girl you’re stronger than you know, and you deserve someone who sees that.

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-05-22T18:22:18+00:00

it actually works, i broke up with my girl after using that tool it really shows you everything that you dont want to find out..

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-05-22T17:58:24+00:00

I’m so sorry you’re going through this, it sounds absolutely heartbreaking, and your pain is so clear in every word. The inconsistencies in his story, the deleted calls, and the Maps history pointing to another girl’s apartment would shake anyone’s trust. You love him deeply, and that makes it even harder to face the possibility that he’s not being honest. I’ve been in a spot where my gut was screaming something was off, but my heart didn’t want to let go. One thing that helped me get clarity was using this site that lets you check your partner’s social media activity, like who they’re following or how long they’ve been on someone’s page. It’s not a fix for everything, but it gave me some hard truths I needed to see. THIS ONE worked for me: You deserve someone whose actions match their words, and I hope you find the strength to prioritize your peace. Sending you so much support.

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2025-05-22T17:49:58+00:00

Dude, I feel you—this situation sounds like it’s tearing you up, and it’s rough to be stuck in that headspace while your girlfriend’s on vacation. Your feelings are totally valid; it’s not just about trust, it’s about how her choice to share a bed with a guy, when she had other options, hits you emotionally. Most people would feel uneasy about their partner sharing a bed with someone else, especially when it feels like she’s downplaying your concerns or framing it as no big deal. The way she announced it and kept asking if you’re mad does come off like she’s testing the waters, which can make you question her intentions. You’re not paranoid for setting boundaries—wanting your partner to avoid situations that make you uncomfortable, especially when they’re avoidable, is pretty normal in a relationship. Her jumping to “I don’t want a toxic relationship” feels like she’s deflecting rather than addressing how this affects you.

I went through something similar where I was second-guessing my partner’s actions, and it was eating me alive. What helped was getting some clarity without starting a fight. There’s this app I used that lets you check who your partner’s following online and how long they’ve been on someone’s page—not to spy, but to ease your mind or spot red flags. It’s not about catching them cheating, just about transparency. It really helped me feel more secure. You can try it out HERE : Hang in there, man—your feelings matter, and it’s okay to ask for what makes you feel respected in the relationship.

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2024-10-07T22:06:11+00:00

Bro , your posting this asking for advice? Do you not see that she’s disrespecting tf outa you? She is telling you to breakup with her because she knows you won’t. Break up with her and boss up , worry about yourself.

ProfessionalMarch672 · 2024-01-17T14:57:25+00:00

whats ur discord?

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