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BitStompr t1_je1pmof wrote

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EggCouncilCreeps t1_je1o72w wrote

I pursued "working for my dream company" and it left me miserable. Now I have a crappy job for the best boss. I hate the actual work I do but they make sure I'm happy, paid appropriately and able to do the work (which is literally a first in my career). I just need 35 more hours a week and I might be able to, you know, earn a living.

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Dhczack t1_je1nnc9 wrote

A rule I live by is that if I see my partner working/cleaning, I'm working/cleaning too. It's much easier to do these things together because you can quickly resolve ambiguity ("where does this go?" "are you done with this? etc) and builds a sense of trust and partnership.

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applebeesknees18 t1_je1m1mf wrote

Every body is different. Some people's norm weight is heavier and others' are lighter. I agree that for some people food has an emotional component that could use the guidance of a therapist, but some people are just heavier and that's fine. There could be no exercise, eating, or emotional problem- just the way their genes deal with the food they intake. It's unfair to look at every bigger person and assume they haven't worked out some "issue" that thin people have "worked hard to overcome." Most of the time it's just genetics.

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tofudisan t1_je1lldk wrote

If there's a risk of hypothermia then the "general public" shouldn't be camping in such places/seasons.

Being capable of adapting is not a "niche expert". In the USA the scouts learn how to properly camp, and adapt for equipment issues.

Bottom line is if people don't know how to overcome the things you mentioned they shouldn't be camping on their own.

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chlorinear t1_je1li5y wrote

Take a break halfway through. I found that when I snack, I always eat to get full. But, if I ate half or so of my typical amount, and then got distracted/had to take care of something else, after 10 min or so, my "need" to eat more was gone. I also stopped eating snacks all together and eat once a day. I've lost weight this way, and maintained current weight, by doing this. I will eat til I'm full, but I'm not eating chips or other snacks til full during the day, getting hungry during mealtime and eating til full again.

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keepthetips t1_je1l34s wrote

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Ok_Giraffe_1488 t1_je1knrr wrote

-make half of your plate vegetables

-don’t eat super late

-when are you hungrier in general? In the morning or in the afternoon? Make that meal a larger one and keep the rest of your meals small

-could it be that you eat because for example- you’ve been out all day, you come home hungry just before dinner and bam you overeat? If that’s the case - try to snack an hour or two before eating dinner. A banana and a granola bar or something similar will keep you full so you don’t need to overeat later. One of my profs in uni would also say to start each meal with a full glass of water because then you’ll have less room for food.

-would mealprepping be an option? Then you can control your portions better.

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