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r/pravnisaveti•

I'm a foreigner in Serbia in Novi Sad and I was wondering if it is legal to record a conversation with another person without them knowing about it. I need to have a conversation with someone that I'm afraid is going to tell me they want to do something illegal so I want proof I'm innocent in case I get implicated. Is it different if they are also a foreigner?

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r/loseit•

Hi, I’m a 19 year old female, 169 cm, SW: 89kg, GW: 65kg, CW: 82 kg. I have a question for other ladies who work out a lot. I started running in January, had my period when it was supposed to happen, took a break, because usually my periods are extremely painful (my uterus is placed at an angle from where it’s actually supposed to be, and that causes a lot of pain). Started running again after that. Then I bought a gym membership and started working out everyday for at least an hour: running for 1.8-2.4 km, bike 3-5 km, and after that either strength training or swimming. Couple of days ago I got my period but it was really strange. I don’t feel any pain and there’s very little blood. Like

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r/loseit•

My story is pretty simple - I was overweight since I was a little kid, overfed by nannys and grandmas, never learned portion control and was very lazy, became severely depressed as a teen and became obese at 18 years old. I was always kinda trying to lose weight, but often binged and used food as a coping mechanism, so all my attempts eventually failed. Recently something clicked in me after I ripped my last pair of pants on my thighs and couldn’t buy a new pair because I gained so much weight that I wouldn’t fit in the last size, that stores in my country usually carry. After that something changed. I got... tired. Tired of always trying and failing, tired of being insecure, tired of bein

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r/loseit•

Hi, first time poster here. (Female, 19 yers old, SW: 89 kg (196 lbs), GW: 65 kg (143 lbs), CW: 83 kg (183 kg) I’ve started my weight loss journey on the 2nd of January and the first thing I did is start running everyday. I hated it at first, but after my lungs got used to breathing normally (I also quit smoking) I absolutely loved running. Then I added some other exercises at home, like crunches, sit ups and lifting 2.5 kg weights. I loved that too, even thought it was really hard at first. By the end of January I got a gym membership and now I go there every day for 1-2 hours, and I’m never satisfied with just running on the treadmill, I either go swimming or do strength training after. I

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