@avun100: лучше не голодайте любимые❤️❤️❤️

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vetapteca
vetapteca :
самовнушение?
2026-09-23 19:27:35
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masha_143_
Maria|🩷💚 :
не понимаю, почему все пытаются отговорить девушку. Понятно, что это не хорошо, но это ЕЁ решение, какой смысл лезть, если она говорит, что ЕЙ НРАВИТСЯ ХУДОЕ ТЕЛО? Люди в комментариях ей никто, так зачем?
2026-09-21 15:36:58
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1101tttlana
1101tttLana :
Пасибаа! А то кушат хочеца многа постояна,пахудеть никак неполучаеца! Теперь буду пользоваться этее надеюст пахудеюю!❤️🌸
2026-09-21 15:46:48
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tregdj_5
kiomii :
братан это уже полнейший моральный распад
2026-09-24 01:35:14
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paket_s_maslom
черни :
почему нельзя просто считать калории и быть в лёгком дефиците
2026-09-23 20:58:23
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veronica_sus2
Veronica_sus2 :
Завтра напишу
2026-09-21 15:55:02
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sobachko_swag
ТГК:СОБАЧКО :
Сябки котен💋
2026-09-21 14:02:37
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m4rsk.ms
марсюша ム :
можно еще посчистить,сначало съесть кожуру потом мякоть
2026-09-23 10:05:25
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keia_72
★keia72★⁷ :
зачем?
2026-09-23 18:50:00
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kffoffi1
⋆. ୨୧˚⋆ serein. 🦢 :
спесеба
2026-09-23 19:07:23
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_akemi_tartaletka
акэми_тарталетка🍪 :
чем можно заменить яблоко? банан же тоже подойдет? на них аллергия прсото
2026-09-23 20:46:29
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sanadddwwaa
яйцун228 :
а если аллергия на яблоки
2026-09-21 21:59:12
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lifonyaforever
лифоня.com :
яблоки кстати вообще не варик если вы "худеете"
2026-09-24 02:47:03
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zombi1chp1s
🇷🇺Полина🇮🇱 :
Я ОРУ
2026-09-23 20:44:33
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tenshichka
tenshichka 𐔌՞҂ ˕ ֊՞𐦯 :
зато я суши жру каждый день
2026-09-23 20:57:06
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thedeadchild0
silence :
ой спасибкк
2026-09-23 17:57:42
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fififo2283
$winTUZ :
Если что, худеет и занимается спортом, это неправильно
2026-09-21 17:33:17
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its.billie.xq
★BILLIE★ :
это не нормально
2026-09-21 13:36:43
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necc8811
друк :
это ведь не галодовка?
2026-09-21 14:52:11
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keia_72
★keia72★⁷ :
от того что меньше ешь будет хуже и набершь ещё больше
2026-09-23 18:50:39
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lizzik.s
#ヴロデネブロンディンカ@ :
почему не съесть целое яблоко в чем прикол ты не поправишься от него для дефицита калорий достаточно просто сжегить колоний больше чем есть или я тупая
2026-09-23 12:55:02
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wkakakakwnwnwnsnsjksskks
. :
ета ахуеная рял поомгает, спксибо
2026-09-23 11:44:03
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mafiosowife333
꧁༒Mafioso༒꧂ :
девочка пойми. ты это ты ты не должна худеть ради кого-то или ты думаешь что ты жырная,жырная это когда совсем распирает если ты хочешь быть худенькой няшкой то можно правильно питаться и баловать себя раз в неделю можно и ещё можно заниматься спортом [Увядшая роза]
2026-09-21 14:24:17
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mopsik2286752
mirror :
Так не худеют, не делайте моих ошибок.
2026-09-22 05:04:50
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kakapisa23
つきのないよる :
Завтра проверю
2026-09-22 12:57:12
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Religion is a great comfort to a great many people. In fact, Marx, Freud, Nietzsche, and Skinner all argue that it's a defining characteristic of religion. It's a defence mechanism. It's a balm to soothe our pains. It's a crutch to keep us from falling.  But in the 1980s, the Buddhist teacher John Welwood coined the expression 'spiritual bypassing' to argue how damaging this can sometimes be.  For Welwood, spiritual bypassing is ‘using spiritual ideas and practices to sidestep personal, emotional, unfinished business.’ In other words, it's when the religious believer uses their beliefs to sidestep the need to address their real issues and their real symptoms.  Consider these two examples. Harriet is depressed, and so she turns to her friend Jane for advice, and Jane says that she should pray to God because God will help. And this is what Harriet does. And so, every night, she prays that God will take away her self-loathing and her lethargy. She prays that she will feel better. She prays to feel anything at all.  Now imagine Philip's dad has died, and Philip loved his dad deeply, and so feels the ache of his death is tearing him apart. And so, he turns to the Buddhist practice of non-attachment. He meditates for days at a time, and he reads Buddhist literature at night, and he comes to believe that his yearning for his dead dad is wrong. It's born of desire.  For Welwood, both Harriet and Philip are spiritually bypassing their need for help. Welwood is a Buddhist, and his argument is not an argument against religion per se, but he is saying that religion is not a cure-all. It is not a surrogate. It is not a replacement for therapy and for genuine help, especially when that religion is not helping in the first place.
Religion is a great comfort to a great many people. In fact, Marx, Freud, Nietzsche, and Skinner all argue that it's a defining characteristic of religion. It's a defence mechanism. It's a balm to soothe our pains. It's a crutch to keep us from falling. But in the 1980s, the Buddhist teacher John Welwood coined the expression 'spiritual bypassing' to argue how damaging this can sometimes be. For Welwood, spiritual bypassing is ‘using spiritual ideas and practices to sidestep personal, emotional, unfinished business.’ In other words, it's when the religious believer uses their beliefs to sidestep the need to address their real issues and their real symptoms. Consider these two examples. Harriet is depressed, and so she turns to her friend Jane for advice, and Jane says that she should pray to God because God will help. And this is what Harriet does. And so, every night, she prays that God will take away her self-loathing and her lethargy. She prays that she will feel better. She prays to feel anything at all. Now imagine Philip's dad has died, and Philip loved his dad deeply, and so feels the ache of his death is tearing him apart. And so, he turns to the Buddhist practice of non-attachment. He meditates for days at a time, and he reads Buddhist literature at night, and he comes to believe that his yearning for his dead dad is wrong. It's born of desire. For Welwood, both Harriet and Philip are spiritually bypassing their need for help. Welwood is a Buddhist, and his argument is not an argument against religion per se, but he is saying that religion is not a cure-all. It is not a surrogate. It is not a replacement for therapy and for genuine help, especially when that religion is not helping in the first place.

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