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To thicc or not to thicc 2017-07-18 12:24:41 Post No. 18528742
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I'm more dissatisfied with my jeans than the fact that I have am American waistline. I bought 29"s, but I really belong in a 30". Should I lose weight, or should I buy new pants? There are major upsides to each. One one hand, I get to be fashionably thin, and on the other I get to indulge in lots of different foods.
>Get fit!
I'm a poorfag, without the money and time that requires.
>It doesn't require money or time!
Shhhhh.
Which should I go with? Should I keep the weight, or lose it?
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>>18528742
this is dumb.
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>>18528742
Quit trying to pay for your own place with an entry-level job and maybe you'll have some extra money to spend on fruit or something.
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>>18528742
Just eat less you mong
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>>18528792
I do rent a room. I still have a lot of college left. I live in a very nice area. I wouldn't consider this issue with not being able to exercise worth relocating over. Good insight though, thank you.
>>18528789
and trivila, and mundane
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>>18528831
bustin makes me feel good
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If you can wear the smaller pants keep then and use them as motivation to lose weight. If you can't, buy the size you can fit into but still lose weight. Trust me the satisfaction of eating a bag of chips lasts about halfway through the bag (applies to any food in excess), whereas losing even 5 pounds is noticeable by you at the least, in a positive way, all the time.
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It doesn't require money, and requires little time, you dildo. You look like shit in pants that are a size small.
I work 60 hours a week and still have time to exercise.
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>>18528742
>I don't have the time or money to not shove my face full of food.
K.
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