eating disorder

Small update… Yesterday, I completed my first of (apparently many) visits to the physical therapist for my hip arthritis. I received a little bit of a massage, which I appreciated, but I hold little hope of it actually being helpful. But, the therapist did propose an interesting theory on how I got sacroiliitis. Over 20… Read more

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a theory that I generally agree with. It can be used to help understand situations, people, and society. But, it shouldn’t be considered concrete and substantive. People are people and can have, on occasion, amazing jumps in logic and luck, positive and negative. So, this will always remain a theory.… Read more

I’m trying to decide if I messed up today. I didn’t go to the gym. Rather, I slipped out and went to a local park. It started raining and I keep walking until I was fairly drenched. I made my step count goal but have been battling a bit of a headache ever since. I… Read more

The news is a business. – Effective… even horrendously biased news… takes time, effort, and (occasionally) the credibility of its reporters. Once that moment has passed, the news moves on to another topic and all that effort doesn’t mean anything. That time and financial investment into the news is gone. From a monetary standpoint, a… Read more

The American household debt primarily consists of:– student loans– credit card debt– mortgages– personal loans– car debt. I think that’s all aspects of life. To live is to be in debt, apparently. The average household debt for 2021 is about $53,000. Total, that’s 15.58 * trillion * dollars with 333 * billion dollars added in… Read more

One of America’s biggest fears at the moment is a food shortage. I think this is a reasonable fear. Even just last week, President Brandon warned of an upcoming shortage. Food production is also to be a topic at the upcoming G-7 conference that is to take place in June. One of the major concerns… Read more

I just want to briefly cover something that has been absolutely closeted by mainstream media. Putin and Zelensky got together and negotiated terms of peace. From what I’m able to gather: – The Russian language will be spoken in Ukraine. I don’t know if this means that it will be the national language or what.… Read more

I just watched a half-an-hour documentary about possible LGBTQ+ historical figures. Honestly, I was really confused. The speaker used what she thought were the proper pronouns while showing paintings of the person and explaining their life circumstances, family, and how society may see them. So, for example, there was a painting about a guy who… Read more

Movies are, first and foremost, a business. They employ thousands of people and push the development of a nation and, by extension, the world. Movie theaters create jobs as well as help keep some businesses, like travel, lucrative. Streaming services, like Netflix and HBO+, are born. While these cause their own complications with the cable… Read more

While my mind hasn’t quite turned to fictional pursuits, I have started to think about the aftermath of Covid. Actually, I don’t think the word ‘aftermath’ is the correct term. That would indicate that the situation happens after the main situation is over. It’s the bill that needs to be paid. In truth, this situation… Read more