Glume's posts
Posted in Shortcut to mushrooms
Posted 7 years ago
I want dinner... at 11am. Sounds so much better than my 8pm usual.
Posted in Shortcut to mushrooms
Posted 7 years ago
Capitalism. Its the root of all evils.
Posted in How many mushrooms do you have? [Ends 21st]
Posted 7 years ago
I'm so close to my goal and then poof, I gotta start all over again.
Posted in HAES.
Posted 7 years ago
@Elithiya: I just decided to enjoy being an alien to everyone :p confidence is power.
Posted in HAES.
Posted 7 years ago
@Elithiya: Yes to everything you just said.
Heck, I used to cry myself to sleep at night as a preteen because I thought I was fat... but had absolutely no reason to other than "fat=bad" and everyone I knew was smaller than me. I was 6ft tall in middle school, of course everyone was smaller than me!
Heck, I used to cry myself to sleep at night as a preteen because I thought I was fat... but had absolutely no reason to other than "fat=bad" and everyone I knew was smaller than me. I was 6ft tall in middle school, of course everyone was smaller than me!
Posted in HAES.
Posted 7 years ago
@SirLionelNigelConrad: Thats well put, and I completely agree.
The sad part is the shame behind having certain issues often prevents the dialogue between patient and doctor that could lead to better health. My mother used to be overweight and had health problems as a result, and whenever the doctors told her this, the shame radiated off of her, she was driven to tears, and she just stopped bringing up the symptoms. The doctors were no help in making it feel shameful to have these problems... of course that was due to the seriousness of the issue, but thats hard for someone in a fragile emotional state to comprehend, and the life changes needed seem so drastic at first.
So... I can appreciate the idea of making it easier to talk about but agree that there needs to be a middle ground... like an "its ok that this is where you are at, but there are actions you can take to make things much easier to live" sort of thing.
The sad part is the shame behind having certain issues often prevents the dialogue between patient and doctor that could lead to better health. My mother used to be overweight and had health problems as a result, and whenever the doctors told her this, the shame radiated off of her, she was driven to tears, and she just stopped bringing up the symptoms. The doctors were no help in making it feel shameful to have these problems... of course that was due to the seriousness of the issue, but thats hard for someone in a fragile emotional state to comprehend, and the life changes needed seem so drastic at first.
So... I can appreciate the idea of making it easier to talk about but agree that there needs to be a middle ground... like an "its ok that this is where you are at, but there are actions you can take to make things much easier to live" sort of thing.
Posted in mushroom hunt with me! /doodles
Posted 7 years ago
Shes a pink volcanic dwarf with the best sideburns. She recently ate three men alive.
She has a deadly secret.... noooo...
She has a deadly secret.... noooo...
Posted in /Eats all the shrooms
Posted 7 years ago
While I realize what problems that could present, I'd love to be off the grid :F
Posted in /Eats all the shrooms
Posted 7 years ago
I recommend bashing your head into a pillow. Same effect, less permanent damage.
Also a good primal scream is always fun.
Also a good primal scream is always fun.
Posted in /Eats all the shrooms
Posted 7 years ago
Fantastic! Doodling as usual. Yourself/ves?
Posted in /Eats all the shrooms
Posted 7 years ago
Good morning party people!
Posted in HAES.
Posted 7 years ago
I don't know much about the movement itself, but I agree with those of you that say there is no way every size could be healthy... and I think one should definitely stay in touch with their personal health.
BUT I recommend googling "athletes body types". There are ways to be healthy and big, and some people really are just built bigger.
If they're trying to make it acceptable to have different body types, that's one thing... but its seriously dangerous to imply "you're probably super healthy, don't ever worry."
BUT I recommend googling "athletes body types". There are ways to be healthy and big, and some people really are just built bigger.
If they're trying to make it acceptable to have different body types, that's one thing... but its seriously dangerous to imply "you're probably super healthy, don't ever worry."
Posted in My oh my, we're all a bit mad here
Posted 7 years ago
@Arcius: it was Disney believe it or not. BLAST FROM MY PAST: https://youtu.be/z4gO6Y73tmg. (The mad hatter is in this intro... coincidence or fate?)
Posted in Welp there goes...
Posted 7 years ago
There's probably a group of guys somewhere making bets on what kind of BS they can get people to believe and support.