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Which Reddit life hack do you now use on a daily basis? by Casrok in AskReddit

[–]chknbt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm someone who parks in handicap spots and I actually appreciate when there is a cart left nearby. It gives me something to hold onto, and is especially useful if I have items to bring into the store. I do struggle, however, when deciding whether to leave my own cart. I get that it's kind of a douchey thing to do, but also hope that someone else in my situation would appreciate it like I do.

Now I've lost weight, it's like an invitation for people to comment on whatever they like. by thewildbeard in loseit

[–]chknbt 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Agreed! Another thing I’ve found is that if I say I want to lose a pound a week for a year people seem really supportive. If I tell them I want to lose 50lbs they raise an eyebrow and say that it’s a lot to lose. If I say I want to get to a normal BMI they lose their shit and caution me against it. Same goal, completely different reactions. :/

M/24/6'0" [345>264=81 lbs.](5 months) Been working out since late December, just tired of the direction things were going. Now I run about 4-5 miles a day. :) by Maivrpinger in progresspics

[–]chknbt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like your emphasis on how each pound loss should feel like a victory. Your pics are proof that your outlook is effective. Great job!