u/healthynewbie

I've tried Carbonara, Cream Carbonara, Rose and Cheese. Out of all these I think Rose is the least spicy(still can't manage to add the whole sauce packet), but are there others that are also not very spicy and more tolerable?

Mine is the rose buldak, but since it's rarely available and very hard to find, I probably have it 2 or 3 times a year. My second favorite would be the cream carbonara buldak. I don't know what they have but it's so addictive😭. That one probably once a month... which I already feel like it's a lot and so bad for your health lmao

I've always struggled with dark underams... I haven't shaved or waxed in many years and that hasn't helped at all. I pluck each hair out since I don't have much anyways. I don't use any deodorant either (I don't really sweat or have body odor issues). My elbows and knees are very light so I'm not sure if it's a hormonal issue. My insuline levels are normal last time I checked.

Has anyone been able to fix this issue? Any product recommendations?

Mine are hair braiding or styling(I discovered this one recently), watching movies and series, reading and sometimes making simple and easy desserts.

I'd like to get into crochet but it seems like an expensive hobby. I just feel like most of my hobbies are not very creative, they are rather about consuming some sort of content. I'm hoping to hear what people do for fun and maybe get some ideas!

Hello! I'm here looking for an accountability partner, preferably female and with similar goals, to support and encourage each other to live a better and healthier lifestyle.

My main goals are to lose 10 pounds, reduce my sugar intake, build a consistent reading habit, and learn emotional regulation skills. I'll be adding new goals as I accomplish these ones first.

We can do daily check ins to see how we are doing. No voice chat/video calls, just texting for now.

If you are interested, send me a message with a small introduction of yourself and your goals, thanks!

I've realized that I rarely(if ever) manage to achieve any goals I set. It is just so discouraging because despite failing so many times I still believe that I will make it and then just end up failing again and again, disappointing myself and hurting my self esteem.

I've wanted to quit sugar, develop a reading habit, less scrolling of the phone, master a skill, you name it. I've tried just having 1 goal at once, breaking it down into smaller bits to make it "impossible to fail", replacing a bad habits with better ones, but it's just so easy to fall into old habits that take 0 effort and it's simply too comforting and addictive. I'm scared I'll be like this forever. I want real change but sometimes it feels impossible. I've tried for years and haven't made any significant progress. If anyone has been through the same situation and managed to overcome it, please share any advice or what worked for you to get there.

I've realized that I rarely(if ever) manage to achieve any goals I set. It is just so discouraging because despite failing so many times I still believe that I will make it and then just end up failing again and again, disappointing myself and hurting my self esteem.

I've wanted to quit sugar, develop a reading habit, less scrolling of the phone, master a skill, you name it. I've tried just having 1 goal at once, breaking it down into smaller bits to make it "impossible to fail", replacing a bad habits with better ones, but it's just so easy to fall into old habits that take 0 effort and it's simply too comforting and addictive. I'm scared I'll be like this forever. I want real change but sometimes it feels impossible. I've tried for years.

Why do some people struggle so much while others manage it finely?

I've realized that I rarely(if ever) manage to achieve any goals I set. It is just so discouraging because despite failing so many times I still believe that I will make it and then just end up failing again and again, disappointing myself and hurting my self esteem.

I've wanted to quit sugar, develop a reading habit, less scrolling of the phone, master a skill, you name it. I've tried just having 1 goal at once, breaking it down into smaller bits to make it "impossible to fail", replacing a bad habits with better ones, but it's just so easy to fall into old habits that take 0 effort and it's simply too comforting and addictive. I'm scared I'll be like this forever. I want real change but sometimes it feels impossible. I've tried for years and haven't made any significant progress. If anyone has been through the same situation and managed to overcome it, please share any advice or what worked for you to get there.

I don't want to live in misery forever...

Specially in adulthood, it's so hard to make and keep friendships..

I'm wondering if there is a right way to do it or are they both the same?. I fold my jeans because they are heavy and the hangers I have cannot support that much weight but it also leaves some creases. What do you do?