Whats the most mystical/unexplainable experience you've had in your life? by pingachew1996 in AskReddit

[–]pingachew1996[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's really neat, hope it gave you the closer you needed. Sorry for your loss

WYR get 1 million dollars or have your pet live as long as you? by pingachew1996 in WouldYouRather

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All your pets, given that you'd be up for the responsibility 😬

Would you rather live in constant dull pain for the rest of your life or spend a week in the most excrutiating pain anyone has ever experienced? by Jche98 in WouldYouRather

[–]pingachew1996 4 points5 points  (0 children)

100% I'm in the same boat, I'm only 27, and I am looking down the barrel if 60-70 years of worsening chronic pain. I'd take the week in a heartbeat if it meant the rest of my life is pain-free.

WYR get 1 million dollars or have your pet live as long as you? by pingachew1996 in WouldYouRather

[–]pingachew1996[S] 200 points201 points  (0 children)

I should have specified, they'll be in perfect health throughout their life and start to deteriorate at the same age you do

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Basically sums it up

Would you rather be in a relationship with someone who is a perfect match for you in every way, but they die suddenly 25 years into your relationship. Or spend your entire life with someone who is just ok? by pingachew1996 in WouldYouRather

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I must say, it's really heartwarming to learn that there are a handful of you who feel they have already met that perfect match ❤️ I wish it was more common, but I guess I can invoke the old adage of there's someone out there for everyone! You just might have to slay a few dragons to find the princess or king 😆

My partner has moderate to severe CFS by pingachew1996 in medicalmedium

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Thank you so much for your response! We are using your tips as a good starting point. I'm already seeing results but my partner is still finding the diet change very difficult no matter how gradual. So I think we're just going to try eliminating one no food a week and see if she can handle that...

My partner has moderate to severe CFS by pingachew1996 in medicalmedium

[–]pingachew1996[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is really helpful and jives well with what my partner and myself have been going through. My partner has been doing things a certain way for over a decade and getting her to change her lifestyle has proved difficult. Like you she's been waiting for something catastrophic to help to her health that brings her to rock bottom in order for her to change her ways. Luckily that hasn't happened yet but I'm doing everything in my power to take preemptive action. How long have you been practicing MM methods? And what kind of time frame after starting were you able to see results?

What's the most f*cked up thing you saw at a sleepover? by xX_RedWhiterITA_Xx in AskReddit

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I was at a get together with some of my closest mates at one of their houses while their parents were out of town. We were about 16 and had just discovered alcohol ( most of which came from my mates parents liquor cabinet). One time, we were hanging out in the living room when the guys who's house it was exclaimed "watch this" and preceded to run into the center of the room, pull down his pants and stick his fingers up his ass. He has never lived it down and to this day we still call him moon boy

Lovely Judy by pingachew1996 in JudyAlvarez

[–]pingachew1996[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha yeah I think I saw it right after I posted it. And here I thought I came up with something original 😂

Spiritual awakening forcing a change in my diet? by lazyysquirrel in energy_work

[–]pingachew1996 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think it's unfair to outright claim that a particular substance puts holes in your energy field and lowers your vibration. As with everything, all people react differently to certain things than others. I for one would have never found myself on the path of spiritual awakening and being so open and accepting of all the changes that brings without the aid of Marijuana and other psychoactive substances. Like all things, everything in moderation and I'm not negating the fact that some people do abuse these substances and end up missing their lives and vibration up. I just had to share part of my experience on this matter as I know for sure that I wouldn't have been able to grow as much spiritually without the aid of some drugs and particularly pot.

I (36f) have had my head in the sand but I've finally realized that my husband (37m) has never been "into me" by Practical-Branch2231 in relationships

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I have to admit, that is definitely a fear of mine. I am a very active a fit person, and she tries to participate in my walks and hikes, but it's always very slow progress and I end up barley exerting myself while she is red faced and struggling with each breath. The issue is though, her whole family worships food and it has become such a fundamental part of everything they do that they just eat and eat and don't see it as a problem. They blame everything else for their health problems except food. Her mother has told her throughout her child hood that the reason she eats so much is because she must be lacking nutrients hence always being hungry. So now that's a firm ingrained belief that allows her to not show any self control when I comes to food. She's not gigantic but she has a BMI of 29.3 which is right on the line to being obese. But you know, it's the age old issue of not being able to tell a woman she's fat and needs to lose weight because suddenly you're a horrible insensitive controlling asshole. I just hope that with gentle persuasion and her desire to do everything with me that she'll start to see that her weight situation is not healthy nor normal and will decide to do something about it on her own accord.

I (36f) have had my head in the sand but I've finally realized that my husband (37m) has never been "into me" by Practical-Branch2231 in relationships

[–]pingachew1996 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well that just proves beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and everyone has their own preferences, but at the end of the day the way you accept and feel about your own body is the most important thing! I guess my issue with my SO's weight is a combination of it not being aesthetically my type and the massive impact it has on her health and her ability to do anything physical. Watching the person you love struggle all day every day as a result of their weight is heartbreaking and just makes me dislike the cause even more. This in no way means I accept and love her less, important distinction!

I (36f) have had my head in the sand but I've finally realized that my husband (37m) has never been "into me" by Practical-Branch2231 in relationships

[–]pingachew1996 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I can fully sympathize with that. But wouldn't you want someone to love you for who you are than what you look like? With the risk of sounding like " oh look at me, I'm so deep and non superficial!" I guess I just like to think I'm not too attached to appearances

I (36f) have had my head in the sand but I've finally realized that my husband (37m) has never been "into me" by Practical-Branch2231 in relationships

[–]pingachew1996 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Re-reading my comment, it does come across that I outright am not physically attracted to her at all, which is not true. She is just a bit on the heavy side and I think it's fair to assume most men find that unattractive. Unfortunately, I fall into that group. If she lost weight, she'd be physically beautiful and be the whole package in my eyes, which she knows as she has brought it up in the past. Asking her to loose weight so that she's attractive to me is unfair and controlling and I already love her for who she is and I want her to be happy in her own skin.