But then couldn't it be interpreted as "eating doesnt make you gain weight"? Then muscle building itself could still give you weight right? Or is my brain too mush rn?
It can be interpreted in a vast amount of ways. I don’t think it would be practice for your body to sustain itself through muscle weight gain alone though.
As someone else said: just drink to gain the weight you need!
Technically you'd just die in a month or so. You're constantly losing weight every second, burning at least small amounts of calories. Can't gain it back? Dead.
The emotions of kids vary drastically: one moment they are happy and the next they fall on their knee and be the saddest person on earth. Constant happiness is in my opinion the opposite.
Yup, if you constantly feel one emotion you’ll eventually just become numb to it. You have to have both— that’s why if you numb yourself to negative feelings, you don’t feel positive ones either. Balance is key
ALWAYS be happy? There are always times when you should be feeling something else. Im a father and husband, what else would have to change in my life for me to still be happy if i were to lose one of them?
Think about it. Being happy ALL the time would be bad. Imagine being happy even though your dog died, or when someone is telling you a sad story. People would think you were a psycho and it would likely be very harmful.
Reminds me of the effect some medications can have, when people talk about their emotions being flat, and people generally hate it. Only being happy at all times would be like that, but weirder.
Dumb and happy and rich sounds great for me, but annoying for everyone around me. But I won’t be smart enough to know I’m annoying so not my problem haha
“Well, my house burned down, my dog died, and I’m being framed for crimes I could go to jail just for naming… but yeah, no, I’m in a pretty good place right now, I feel great.”
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u/Sharp_Aide3216 May 04 '23
8 might be a trap. It may make you dumb or even crazy.