u/Crystak9696

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u/Crystak9696 — 3 hours ago

Just found out there used to be a Cotton Candy supps?!

Anyone think it will ever come back or will there be something similar? I feel like it would be a hit especially during summertime!

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u/Crystak9696 — 2 days ago

First order and my fiancé and I got the 1/10 Anime Feet Tub!

Featuring the liquid death water mixed with the Anime Girl "Feet" 🤣

u/Crystak9696 — 3 days ago

Why are some AFK $30 and some $40?

It seems like the ones that would go better with milk are more expensive is it the creamer like stuff in the ingredients? Do you still get the same amount of servings or more?

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u/Crystak9696 — 5 days ago

Quick question

Does Gamersupps send samples with the orders? Just placed my first order the other day and was wondering if I should expect samples or not too. Thank you!

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u/Crystak9696 — 6 days ago

So you do have to spend a minimum of $25 but the first card pull is no sweat. My first pull I spent $25 and got an almost $65 card!

u/Crystak9696 — 13 days ago

Not bad it's pretty good. So far I've had this, Raw Meat, and AFK Blueberry Lemon Cake. Think the AFK is my favorite so far!

u/Crystak9696 — 13 days ago

I(29F) just had a conversation with my fiancé and honestly I've known I needed to stop for awhile, I even cut back a lot but that's not enough and I've kinda known it wouldn't be. I keep trying to justify that the winnings have bailed us out because they have sometimes but I have to remember the times I've lost and it's fucked us over too. He said I couldn't compare it to him playing and spending just as much on videogames a month and I mean videogames CAN be an addiction and involve gambling (card packs) too. We're both in recovery from substances but I feel like this is so much harder to quit than substances. I've quit for a couple days before or those few days before payday but when my paycheck hits I always end up gambling. Even if I do pay my bills first I still end up playing and those wins end up adding up but then I end up giving half those wins back anyway. Even an extra $100-$200 a week as helpful as it is sometimes isn't worth all the stress and all the hurt I'm causing those around me. My fiance put it into perspective today because he knows how I feel about how much money my (in recovery/GA) mom has lost playing and he said "do you want our daughter to look at you and feel the way you do when you think about how much your mom has lost?" I'm not in a bunch of debt from gambling but we know how bad it can get. I have had a couple times of spending my whole paycheck. When spinning those online slots it's like I'm in a trance until I'm done and "done" could be out of the money I have left or "winning" a significant enough amount to feel like I have to spend it right away on other stuff whether it's necessities or not just to feel like I actually "kept" the winnings. I just need some tips on what others have done to stop gambling. I told my fiancé that I'll need to go to at least 1 meeting a week (we don't really have GA around here but I'll talk about it at a NA meeting and recently got over a year clean from substances) and that I'll have to make my therapy more of a priority than it has been the past few months. It's just hard because as much as he understands substance addiction I don't think he understands the gambling addiction and he said he's starting to take it personally when it's nothing against him and it's not like "him and my daughter aren't enough to stop" like he thinks. It's just ME needing to stop for MYSELF. They've both been reasons to help me stop using as well as my birth family. But I had to come to the conclusion myself that I needed to stop for MYSELF too. I know there's other things I need to work through with him because we both are recovering from some things and still have trust issues. I just wish he saw how much I am trying and that even cutting back was an accomplishment...

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u/Crystak9696 — 19 days ago