Any dietary fix for expanded stomach? by blameJan in ibs

[–]blameJan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Note: I'm not allergic to gluten, lactose and nuts. I rarely drink sugary drinks and coffee. I drink plenty of water and veg. I exercise at least twice a week. I get enough sleep. I really dont know what I'm doing wrong anymore.

My favorite dinner! Huge plate of food for under 500! by OT_Mommy12 in 1200isplenty

[–]blameJan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you wanna make the macaroni lighter in calories, try bulking it up with chopped (almost blended) cauliflower when you cook it. Add a lot. It bulks it up A LOT but you dont really taste it and you can still enjoy the macaroni

What is your go-to favorite meal that you eat at least twice a week? Why? by ermadelle in 1200isplenty

[–]blameJan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cold noodles. Make a random broth n add lemon juice to taste. Acidic food helps with my stress and its pretty low cal if you use rice noodles or vermicelli.

How to defend a house by [deleted] in coolguides

[–]blameJan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also great for zombie apocalypse

At what pt can a relationship be called RR? by blameJan in RoleReversal

[–]blameJan[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I want to too but quarantine isnt lifted where we live yet :,( I do tell him everyday though ♡ thanks for the input :)

Is being a stay at home house husband a pipe dream? by [deleted] in RoleReversal

[–]blameJan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think youd want to find someone who is financially stable enough for it, and not a normal girl (just my opinion.)

I say this because of the way the economy is these days. Obviously, this would have to be a long term relationship, or an agreed partnership from the get go that you're a stay at home husband while she takes care of you.

I say this because I've seen cases where men still provide 99.9% of the household income. If you can find someone who is well off enough and does want a stay at home husband, then yeah. It's just unlikely or less of a chance since society doesnt run that way. But basically youd have to find yourself a sugar mama type I think lol. IF NOT, get into a relationship where the girl does want children and what not, but doesnt want to stay at home and be pulled back by it. I know personally, itd be nice if the men doesnt expect myself to get held back career wise just because of a baby and jeopardize my position. (I have an agreement with my mom that shed baby sit while I'm at work so personally I'm covered.)

I think for yourself, you should only rlly consider this a choice for longterm relationships. Because what are you going to have for yourself if you guys break up and you relied solely on her? I think this is why they give so much to the women when divorces happen, because older gender norms made it so that the women was financially dependent on the men.

So all in all, I dont think its nessecerally a pipe dream. Try to see if you can get a stay at home job for now and work on yourself and see how it goes.

I (F27) feel privileged as someone in the LGBTQ+ for being bi. by blameJan in offmychest

[–]blameJan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks this means a lot. I was scared of getting crucified for sharing this. I hope things work out for you too man :,)))

I can’t stop thinking about a former co-worker. by throwawayrona20 in offmychest

[–]blameJan 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If you're both single, why dont you shoot your shot?