ParticularShoulder

u/ParticularShoulder


Hi everyone! I’m really struggling. About 2 months in, I started with 1.5 mg and now I’m on 4 mg. I’m really struggling food aversion and fatigue. I know that if I upped my caloric intake that would probably help with the fatigue but I cannot bring myself to eat more. I’m sleeping excessively about 10-14 hours a day and it’s impacting my life significantly. Food does not sound good to me. I’m able to eat yogurt and a few snacks here and there but not full meals anymore. I think it’s time to stop the medication.

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r/HersWeightloss•

Hi everyone! Just started day one of kit 5. Took 1/2 of the topiramate pill and I’m experiencing extreme drowsiness. Has anyone else experienced this? And if so how did you deal with it? Thanks in advance

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r/unpopularopinion•

In my personal experience I have met a lot of men who are genuinely bad people. Pedophiles, groomers, sexually deviant in a nonethical (oftentimes illegal way). However the “bad” women I have met pale in comparison to the acts of most men. Not to say women don’t commit these same acts but not in the numbers that men do.

(I’m not sure if questions are allowed here but why do you think this is?)

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r/legaladvice•

I confronted my boyfriend about cheating on me and being emotionally abusive. Messaged the girl because he’s a liar and I don’t believe him and want the full picture if possible. Because of this he’s telling me to pack my things and get out. We’ve been together 6 years lived together 4. Moved into a house together the beginning of May. Unfortunately I’m not on the deed. What are my rights here? In Michigan if it helps. Thanks in advance!

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r/unpopularopinion•

Raising children in poverty is abuse

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Children raised in poverty are more likely to be subjected to maltreatment and this can be in a number of ways. Such as food scarcity, not having proper clothing, being exposed to extreme stress at a young age impeding cognitive development, etc…

Raising a child in poverty is inherently abusive

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r/kzoo•

Relatively new to Kalamazoo, had a bad experience with Dr. Zebi Naz, she was one of the rudest people I’ve ever come across so I’m stuck looking for a new doctor again. I’ve found a doctor who’s accepting new patients but they don’t have any openings until December, hoping to get in before then. Any suggestions would be super helpful! Thanks in advance :)

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