I'm to understand we are doing each of these once a day, so am I sewing 30 faces on to mine?
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Where did you find that lol
It’s from Bee & Puppycat lol
we got a 'retired gifs' community? cause this should be there lol
Faces tend to spoil
First you sew on one face, and it's okay because it's just one time and it feels pretty good. But then you're at a party and someone offers you another face and you sew it on because you think, "what's the harm?" Pretty soon, you're sewing on a new face every day, lying in a gutter.
Real talk, a good workout 5 days a week will have a noticable impact on your body by the 30 day mark.
I went from literally struggling to lift 50 lbs to being able to do my first full pullup of my life (and immediately after I did a second one to make sure the first one wasn't a fluke) with just 1 month of daily exercise. I also started to feel noticably healthier and felt my body start asking for healthier foods. It actually got kinda finny one time I heated up a steamer bag of veggies because I just wanted a big plate of veggies, then my mouth was going "eww I still hate cauliflower" while my stomach was going "YES GIVE ME THE CAULIFLOWER"
I was following this guide which was extremely helpful in that it explained the terminology, provided different levels for each excercise so you start with what you can do rather than fighting a pushup or pullup that you can't do, and provides clear points where you "level up" and can move up to the next level for the excercise. Nice part is, it's all pushups and leg raises and such, so you just need a patch of floor somewhere to do it
Anyways my tired brain isn't making a fully coherent post, but point is, more people should try excercise because it's really cool!
True. Also: starting to train had a massive positive impact on my psychological health. I feel so much better now than before.
Training also teaches you discipline. You can't train if you don't have the mental strength to regularly force yourself to do it.
The only thing that you'll have to come over is the constant muscle soreness you'll have.
I'm at exactly one month in of following hybrid calisthenics and am experiencing the exact same thing. After almost 175lbs of weight loss and now exercising regularly, I have tons more energy both physically/mentally and for the first time in my life look forward to just doing something to get my body moving. Being able to adjust the exercises for difficulty has been a game changer.
Hey good job on the weight loss! I can only imagine how much of a journey that must've been
Thank you! I've still got about 50lbs left to lose but we're in the home stretch now after about 3 years. Slow and steady wins the race 💪😤
I do all of these except one...
^Damn, ^really ^gotta ^cut ^down ^on ^the ^sugar.
Damn, you getting away with cutting people's faces off every day?
You can still be recognized by their old (and your new) face
Well no, because all the other things you do will make that face look a bit different.
Not if you bedazzle it first.
I drank more than 2L of water a day and had a seizure and almost died because of it
Don't do what this says because then you'll get hyponatremia
The amount of water you/me/anyone can process is completely different... No one should ever take medical advice from anyone but a physician that actually knows them personally, their activity level, medical history, and I wish it could go without saying; but, at this point, what resources are actually available to them.
I can drink over 4 litres a day without any problem and I don't work out. I just try to have mineral intake as well.
And don't smoke, it's a disgusting habit
..but the Ganja is still optional, right??!
Less gross but still bad. Edibles are less bad for you lungs
Tell that to my gummi spliff
While I agree it's a disgusting habit... All my bad health news came after I quit! Granted, in 25 years of smoking I only went to a doctor like 2-3 times, but why aren't I immortal now??? I was perfectly healthy when I couldn't stop coughing, and could barely breathe!
All jokes aside, I'm amazed I'm in as good of health that I am. Started at 16, I'm 40 now and quit a little over 4.5 years ago.
I hate to say it, but the only thing that got me to quit was working for a company that went 100% non smoking 5 years ago... I left a few months later, but it had nothing to do with the ban on smoking, it was their ban on hiring/promoting/or transferring from one's current position if they lived in a state with wage transparency 😎
-sleep when you're tired, wake up without an alarm
-drink water when you're thirsty
-use sunscreen everyday, *re-apply every four hours when necessary
-eat a healthy diet of soylent and blood of the innocent
-wander around your area, maybe with a bike
-allow yourself to space out whenever you feel like it
I don't think I have it in me to sew anything on my anywhere daily for 30 days
It’s a little like those plastic surgery addicts, after your first few face changes you probably keep chasing that next high.
You’ll be dead from the no sugar part before you can even cut somebody’s face off
Sugar, as opposed to starch and other complex carbs. Eat potato, not danish.
Can the face be danish?
Wear sunscreen, or stay in the shade during peak hours though!
Does it need to be dried first?
Goddamn. Now I know what my problem is. I don't exercise enough.
How am I supposed to get sun every day in the Arctic?
You forgot sunscreen to keep your faces healthy and wrinkle free.
It rubs the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again.
Only a few of these are really even doable.
Like, I am on lemmy 4 hours a day minimum, I can't restrict myself to 30 minutes reading only.
Right? Like how are you supposed to restrict yourself to only cutting off one face a day?
That all seems reasonable, but who has time to work out 3x a week
Drink when you're thirsty. Unless your doctor specifically tells you to drink a certain amount due to a condition, blanket statements about how much water you should drink is a sham.