Married men three times more likely to be obese than unmarried men, says study
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As soon as my partner started cooking all our meals I gained weight. When it was just my lazy ass feeding me, I ate simple things like a sandwich, noodles, or a microwave meal. I have no idea what she puts in the food (it's delicious) but the caloric intake is higher than when I was feeding myself.
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Likely because most men suck at cooking, and most women are expected to cook. So it's basically from "I'm eating to survive" into "I'm eating tasty stuff".
When I was engaged there was some odd reversal of that, my then fiancée complaining about gaining weight. Because guess what, she went from eating what her anosmic mum prepared to what some wog prepared. And c'mon, food is a biiiig deal for us wogs.
"The fuck is a wog"
does internet search
"okay cool English specific term for darker colored foreigner ethnicity people but apparently its a derogatory racial slur so why would someone identify themselves as one?"
Serious question by the way, is that like your cultures version of "we've appropriated a word you used to insult our kind and now pridefully incorporate it as a positive association into our minority culture and theres nothing you racist squares can do about it" or am I missing something?
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"The fuck is a wog"
does internet search
"okay cool English specific term for darker colored foreigner ethnicity people but apparently its a derogatory racial slur so why would someone identify themselves as one?"
Serious question by the way, is that like your cultures version of "we've appropriated a word you used to insult our kind and now pridefully incorporate it as a positive association into our minority culture and theres nothing you racist squares can do about it" or am I missing something?
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I'm using "wog" as a direct translation to Portuguese "carcamano" (Italian descendant, mildly derogative). It's directed towards my own group so I'm outright reclaiming it.
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I'm using "wog" as a direct translation to Portuguese "carcamano" (Italian descendant, mildly derogative). It's directed towards my own group so I'm outright reclaiming it.
In Australia it's an acceptable term, eg the movie "The Wog Boy". In London it's akin n to the n-word and not appropriate, I think London uses it as an abbreviation of golliwog, those racist dolls.
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Yeah, this is currently my problem. We don’t have anyone to help take care of the children. I cannot exercise if I don’t wake up at like 4am (all the gums are closed) and ride my bike. This takes a toll on me however.
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Can confirm. Separated a year ago. I'm down 90lbs
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Is this correlation related to marriage specifically or can it also be observed in long-term, stable, cohabiting relationships?
In either case, what does this suggest?That people presented with food are unable to regulate the amount they eat in a healthy way.
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Coincidentally when we met in highschool we were both toothpicks and she was 90lbs and I was like 115lbs.
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"The fuck is a wog"
does internet search
"okay cool English specific term for darker colored foreigner ethnicity people but apparently its a derogatory racial slur so why would someone identify themselves as one?"
Serious question by the way, is that like your cultures version of "we've appropriated a word you used to insult our kind and now pridefully incorporate it as a positive association into our minority culture and theres nothing you racist squares can do about it" or am I missing something?
its a derogatory racial slur so why would someone identify themselves as one?"
Reclaiming slurs is cool. Less power to those who would use them against us. One of the reasons I don't agree with the trend of constantly moving towards whatever the politically correct language of the day is. We're just handing more insults to the assholes.
See https://sh.itjust.works/post/31758327 for related discussion
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Perhaps you did not read their username!
