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How can you motivate yourself to start losing weight and not make any excuses but just suddenly start it. And most of all, how do I not get worried about it? 

I don't know if this applies to everyone, but I think the easiest way to stay healthy is also the most boring: Routine.

If you get into the habit of doing some exercise as soon as you wake up in the morning and right before you go to bed, it will become a natural part of … Read more

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How can you motivate yourself to start losing weight and not make any excuses but just suddenly start it. And most of all, how do I not get worried about it? 

Well Im doing that right now when I was a junior in highschool I started working and with having no time to do anything I began to gain weight. I went from 170 to 315 in a year. Last year I went from 315 to 230 and now im getting ready to to try and … Read more

Kaphirom ming-khwan
Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Yo Kass' answer
How can you motivate yourself to start losing weight and not make any excuses but just suddenly start it. And most of all, how do I not get worried about it? 

I don't know if this applies to everyone, but I think the easiest way to stay healthy is also the most boring: Routine.

If you get into the habit of doing some exercise as soon as you wake up in the morning and right before you go to bed, it will become a natural part of … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Yo Kass' answer
If you have a friend that seems to tell you to control your own life instead of SOMETIMES asking your parents for permission, is she a true friend or not?

It sounds to me like this friend wants you to do something your parents don't want you to do...

Becoming independent from your parents is something that will happen over-time naturally, but there's no reason to upset your parents just to please your friends. Because then, you'll just be breaking away from what your  parents … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked angie zhang's answer
If you have a friend that seems to tell you to control your own life instead of SOMETIMES asking your parents for permission, is she a true friend or not?

honestly her saying this doesn't mean shes not a true friend , Sometimes its really maybe how she doesn't really rely on her parents to make decisions and always just does her own thing so she may sometimes get annoyed that you have to ask your parents for permission for something as small as to … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Lia Tan's answer
If you have a friend that seems to tell you to control your own life instead of SOMETIMES asking your parents for permission, is she a true friend or not?

You can't ever really tell if someone is a true friend or not just by them saying what things you should make your own decisions on and what things that you should have your parents help you out with. Those are all advice and suggestions, doesn't mean anything too deep about the friendship except that … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Yo Kass' answer
Will you learn a lot about life in college and is it going to be a shock for someone who has never stayed alone or has little experience of dealing with everything by themselves?

College can be an eye-opening experience, especially for someone that hasn't been independent or self-reliant for very long. But, honestly, there is no reason to worry.

Humans have been able to rule this planet not because we're the strongest or most numerous species, but because we have the ability to adapt to changes pretty quickly.

You'll soon … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked angie zhang's answer
Why is it that as you grow, you feel more loving towards your parents and brothers and that you worry them when you're not with them? And why do you feel sad when you think of it?

well firstly , when we are children we really don't care too much about our surroundings like we don't understand much of what's happening , like what mom is doing or why dad is away every morning its not that when we are children that we don't care about anyone , but we really don't … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Lia Tan's answer
Why is it that as you grow, you feel more loving towards your parents and brothers and that you worry them when you're not with them? And why do you feel sad when you think of it?

When people are children, we have this complex where we are egoistical and nobody else really matters in this world. It's completely natural to be like this when we are a young and also completely natural to grow out of it when you get older.

In a psychological experiment, it is shown that children don't get … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Tatiana Pineiro's answer
How to motivate yourself to making a diet work? Also is it hard to lose weight? I'd like you to tell me your diet life story if you don't mind. And, also is it possible to lose 10-20 kg in 5-6 months?

I get the most motivation when I start seeing results. For most people, the first few days of a diet (I like to say lifestyle change) is very difficult. BUt once you start seeing those results, losing weight is easy! Your goal is very possible.

How to do it: Eat right (80%) and workout (20%).

Have you … Read more

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Kaphirom ming-khwan thanked Brenda Everett's answer
what does it mean when a guy texts you and then he stops texting, as in like not even the word 'HI'. But when I do get to talk to him, he said he was tired when the time is 8 pm, and normally he sleeps at 12pm (Saturday). Is he just messing around with me?

Hi sweetie,

This sounds like rejection to me. It is obvious he was just making an excuse and wasn't actually tired. He was trying to find a reason not to communicate..

Why?

Well guys are mysteries sometimes. So it could be anything from that he got bored of flirting or even maybe he has another girlfriend and felt … Read more

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