it’s not a disorder to never eat smh
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this is honestly true
wendys still better but culvers is a VERY CLOSE second
im a monk
i have a
a
vow of
vow of silence
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test
Cause I remember what I was capable of then versus now. When I had it real bad I couldn’t get out of bed except to shower and change and go right back to lying down. And when I started eating more I started being able to do more.
On weeks where I specifically went out of my way to eat three meals a day (or Italy went out of his way to make me), I suddenly had the energy to, like, go on extended walks, and cook, and I only needed like eight hours of sleep instead of eight hours + four hours lying in bed awake but unable to move. It is just evidence and experience. It is just how it is.
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real
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I try to do 7 hours a day, since I read in a study thats the best amount on average
POINT IS
you should get that checked out
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and then it takes me like an hour to get up, so I feel that
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SET ALARMS!!! rewire your brain!!! start thinking about getting a meal when x. like oh heres something cool i want to watch. meal. then when you find something you want to watch you will remember to Not Starve
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I mean its more a memory issue then like a food issue
reads a study that suggests sleeping 7 hours is on average the best
“i should do exclusively this actually”
reads a study that suggests that eating once a day is unhealthy
“hmm nah”
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yes.
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I dunno. When is the last time you tried eating more? It is worth a shot, I think. To try out. It cannot do harm.
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I eat more when im like traveling
since different stuff and I have to try different stuff since same stuff isnt accessible
I’n gonna go to bed now
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goodbye may
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