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I am tired

WobblyStilettos

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Feb 15, 2008
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Very, very tired.

I've grown up very quickly these last couple of months, and it's worn me out xD

I need to lose weight.
 

INTJMom

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Are you a freshman at university?
In the US they teach the first year students about the "freshman 15".
That's the tendency of freshmen to gain 15 pounds in their first year.
I think it's because they serve too many carbohydrates (starches) in the cafeteria.
Is that what has happened to you?
 

WobblyStilettos

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Not yet, I'm a fresher at college :) I guess that makes sense with work suddenly taking up much more time so less chance for exercise and fast food is easier... thanks, you've eased my mind a bit :)
 

GZA

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Then to counteract that there is the freshman exercise regime! It basically consist of having a lot of sex, and I have no idea if it actually works. I like to think thats how my brother got leaner his first year of university, but who knows?

I'm just being stupid, ignore me.

I was just stopping in cause I havn't seen you posting much lately and I was wondering where you've been, but clearly you're off doing greater things than the frivolty of MBTIc :)
 
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