the way we look at giving up things more positively

[Determinator]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

I think Xtexan summed it up nicely

[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

As he always does!

[lushy]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

I still think my ass looks less hideous with less pounds. Simple as that.

[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

Are you sure?

[Determinator]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

we'll have to conduct one of those "before and after" photo shoots on the gallery

[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

Lushy's fat ass

This is the before pic...

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[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

And do NOT, I repeat NOT, google search FAT ASS without a porn filter!

[lushy]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

You all really are shameful. While I head off to bed, I hope "certain members" will take this time to repent and I look forward to a hearty apology in the morning. Sweet Dreams.

[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

To repent, one must consider that they have sinned. To sin you have to believe in Dog, so it can't possibly be me. Whew, safe again.

[Determinator]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

we must be carefull in what we ass for in life.

[Pisces]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

Blissful Nan reporting in!

I can understand everything said here.

I love the escape alcohol provides, but even more I love waking up clear headed and proud I haven't given in to drinking to 'escape'.

I'm probably not the best person to give an opinion, with 'chonic complex post traumatic stress disorder' lol, but I do know, and am finding through experience that sober is best, not to say I miss getting pissed and escaping big time.

But I'm focusing on what I have, and what I have to lose, and what I have is so worth keeping it's making the decision easier.

Haven't got it perfect yet, and reckon I prob never will, but I have hope that I will get this huge demon down to a small dragon who's slowly running out of puff. And I'm really starting to be kind to myself, which helps,

And wise Flip said, Fynn doesn't need a lush for a Nan, thanks Flip, really and Big Time, they're words I need to hear.

Luv to all, Jas xxx

[Flip]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

so glad you are doing well Jas. you make my heart sing.

[Guest]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

D,
Thanks for sharing. It does give me something to think about.....

[slightlysuze]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

lushy;192641 wrote: I still think my ass looks less hideous with less pounds. Simple as that.

My take is.....'this is my real ass....the previous one was foisted upon me by aliens'.

Although in my case, my real ass has yet to show itself.

I like this thread very much.....the serious bit and the not-so-serious bit. I think I'm about to let soya milk drift gently out of my life and I needed some nice positive reinforcements....thanks Determinator

[rottrod]

the way we look at giving up things more positively

Obviously Nancy has never visited the Subscribers Forum. LOL

Good thoughts Determinator, as usual.