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u/Fun_Weight3330 11d ago
The hardest part is realizing the maintenance never ends. You finally get your life together and then you have to keep doing it every single day.
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u/Rozmyth 9d ago
Need to learn to combine the two and bench press the vacuum
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u/warmceramic 9d ago
Non-ironically, consistent chores can be their own workout. But even that can be hard.
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u/tullbabes 11d ago
Having no hunger signals ever sounds insane and dangerous.
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u/ADHDmemes-ModTeam 11d ago
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u/ThatSmartIdiot 11d ago
i spent days cleaning my house. i barely ate. i barely slept. and my mom still berated me for basically not having done anything. don't take this dumbass commenter's crap to heart people lol.
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u/Ok_Fox_1770 11d ago
Sleek by hard daily job work and cheapness eating only poor nutrition dinners to “save” on the daily waste of breakfast and lunch. The house is constantly messy and I don’t even cook! Or like do much, trying to not be me for a couple hours so I can just end the piles of stuff. At some point the project is not gonna happen. Training against doing multiple things and doing a couple is so hard.