MNK99
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Oh you already went there. I see. I mean yeah your baseline must have improved. TEI can't be that bad for getting women.. but I guess in deep detox it can be. I usually felt alpha even autistic but I was cold and aloof I mean I always have been especially since getting ripped more aesthetic. Still shy but less so. Looking good, they can do all the work and I can do the rest at my apartment or house.
I am sure it is actually at times... TEI but your baseline health should and probably will improve a lot. Suffering is temporary when we take the right steps. Long term gains will be worth it.
Making groups of friends tho.. ya i need less autism or whatever. It is hard bc I can't tell who is a douchebag or not. But I mean I can think of 25 people that tried to befriend me or date me in recent yrs... like dozens of times. BUT I mean yeah I have bad coping mechanisms. I hope tei can fix that shyt. IF it makes social skills/awareness bad for a bit, I will channel that into work and fitness for the time being.
Holidays always make it easier to meet people, for sure. And you're more worldly you have stories to tell new girls. London is a stressful place for sure.
I am sure metabolism plays a huge role in like eds and also bipolar etc (don't think I have that but research a lot shows it is metabolistic).
There are many mechanisms at play.
Maybe less hypermobile at 20s and 30s than as a kid and a way stronger/ cleaner diet. BUT also older... and training... I mean yeah you can't attempt a lot of that flexibility stuff, it could lead to permanent injury.
I am sure certain strict diets are great for me. Even paleo. Carnivore too but sometimes I lose it and have something ...like cheese and yogurt (they have sulphites and other stuff.. convert to sugar) and then I screw up and eat some bad food. BUT I will get raw dairy and more steaks so no room to mess up. More carbonated waters and bottled waters too.
I am sure it plays a role and I am lucky I don't have an insane EDS like vEDS or similar... (deadly many die at like 30 35). I am sure diet can help people a lot. I don't know if it would get rid of all problems and doubt it would for the women (mostly) that have multiple neurosurgeries and spinal surgeries (at the same time, like for Chiari malformation), but I am sure it could help overall joints and ligament laxity a lot.
Yeah I did all my essays, and reading.. and 2 universities a lot of studying standing up or lying down in fucked up ways. 20 documents over my bed writing academic petitions. Listening to music walking downtown Toronto or Calgary and ignoring everyone... It was getting hard to carry groceries despite being more jacked than 98% of ppl so I felt embarrassed but ya that was literal C1 pain.
My parents would drop off stuff in the pandemic or I would order food courier (where they are meals but u make it, but all the ingredients are there). And yeah it would hurt and feel pretty hard to bend down.
I am sure carnivore helps it a lot.. just gotta not screw up at 6 or 8 days. 2 weeks it must be way easier then. I mean I fasted a long time... and fasting is easier (intermittent) now again. SO It should be possible.
I am sure it is actually at times... TEI but your baseline health should and probably will improve a lot. Suffering is temporary when we take the right steps. Long term gains will be worth it.
Making groups of friends tho.. ya i need less autism or whatever. It is hard bc I can't tell who is a douchebag or not. But I mean I can think of 25 people that tried to befriend me or date me in recent yrs... like dozens of times. BUT I mean yeah I have bad coping mechanisms. I hope tei can fix that shyt. IF it makes social skills/awareness bad for a bit, I will channel that into work and fitness for the time being.
Holidays always make it easier to meet people, for sure. And you're more worldly you have stories to tell new girls. London is a stressful place for sure.
I am sure metabolism plays a huge role in like eds and also bipolar etc (don't think I have that but research a lot shows it is metabolistic).
There are many mechanisms at play.
Maybe less hypermobile at 20s and 30s than as a kid and a way stronger/ cleaner diet. BUT also older... and training... I mean yeah you can't attempt a lot of that flexibility stuff, it could lead to permanent injury.
I am sure certain strict diets are great for me. Even paleo. Carnivore too but sometimes I lose it and have something ...like cheese and yogurt (they have sulphites and other stuff.. convert to sugar) and then I screw up and eat some bad food. BUT I will get raw dairy and more steaks so no room to mess up. More carbonated waters and bottled waters too.
I am sure it plays a role and I am lucky I don't have an insane EDS like vEDS or similar... (deadly many die at like 30 35). I am sure diet can help people a lot. I don't know if it would get rid of all problems and doubt it would for the women (mostly) that have multiple neurosurgeries and spinal surgeries (at the same time, like for Chiari malformation), but I am sure it could help overall joints and ligament laxity a lot.
Yeah I did all my essays, and reading.. and 2 universities a lot of studying standing up or lying down in fucked up ways. 20 documents over my bed writing academic petitions. Listening to music walking downtown Toronto or Calgary and ignoring everyone... It was getting hard to carry groceries despite being more jacked than 98% of ppl so I felt embarrassed but ya that was literal C1 pain.
My parents would drop off stuff in the pandemic or I would order food courier (where they are meals but u make it, but all the ingredients are there). And yeah it would hurt and feel pretty hard to bend down.
I am sure carnivore helps it a lot.. just gotta not screw up at 6 or 8 days. 2 weeks it must be way easier then. I mean I fasted a long time... and fasting is easier (intermittent) now again. SO It should be possible.
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