HitTheSlopes95

I have been primarily using Hinge for online dating and I have run into so many girls that would be 10x hotter if they got into a healthy weight and worked out. Does anyone know of a dating app that has girls that are into fitness? I am not going to hit on girls in my gym because the attractive ones are locals and I am not going to shot where I eat. I am currently not using Gridr, saving that for when I am on tren. (One inch, two if you are lucky)

I think the most unhealthy thing for a potential relationship is someone that is a sex worker shaming someone that doesn’t want to date them tells the person they are insecure. When in reality, dating a sex worker is an instant no for most people.

How do you get anywhere waddling around at a sluggish pace?

Does anyone else wear clothes that hides that they are obviously on steroids when they go to the doctor? When I wear normal clothes people ask if I take steroids or at least joke about it. I show up as overweight and pre/hypertension 1 with a high heart rate when I get checked at the clinic but the doctor never says anything about it. I go to a school hospital because I am still in graduate school. Do you guys hide your AAS usage or talk about it freely with your doctor?

He is in his early 20s posting on teen subreddits. Look at his past posts/comments and you will see why I don't want him online.

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1. Expect you to know info from the modules while making you speedrun them, even going as far as having someone else do the assessments for you. Similar things happened at Walgreens but they knew you didn't know info from the modules (Wags pharmacists nicknamed it "Getting thrown to the wolves.")
2. Not being able to complete modules while "on the clock" even when the pharmacy is slow. In Walgreens, you could only do modules "on the clock" as long as the pharmacy wasn't crazy.
3. No breaks at all for a 6-hour shift and trying to make you stay later once your shift is over (and if you do the store manager complains about the pharmacy going over hours). At Walgreens, I would get have gotten at