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@ensea12 I kinda feel like it’s obvious? Like I can fully tell I’m just being lazy vs. “my body telling me no”. Usually when I’m pretty sick or something that’s an obvious one

@gracefortoday My problem is less about ACTUAL genetics, and people scapegoating genetics. I've been working out for 15 years or so, and just recently cut down to ~12-15%bf, and a couple of my friends who are...I guess more "athletic" than your average dude (bike 2 - 4 times a week, don't eat...

@sakuramochi Can’t emphasize this response enough. The program that works best for you is the one you can stick to and enjoy. Sooo many people here and everywhere on the internet sit and read and argue and analyze shit to death. Get in the gym and lift weights and eat enough protein and do...

@annashiwave I mean, also depends on the kids. Obviously when they are infants, no chance. My kids are 4 and 8 and I've gotten 8+ hours since the youngest was like 1.5, but I know that's the exception not the norm, just depends on the kids

@depressed7 Maybe you don't...

@tennille I swear to God people get so lost in the minutiae. You summarized it perfectly. If people spent even a fraction of the time they do trying to get that extra 1% from maximizing their workout, actually in the gym lifting, they’d probably see even better results

@angel41 wait what? 500ml of milk is like 200 calories by itself. Pretty sure a normal scoop of whey protein is like 120 calories. So just the protein and milk are ~ 440 calories. A banana is ~100 calories, so you're at 540 not including the 40g of fibre cereal or half serving of greek yogurt

@whiteybeefcake I've never heard that...my understanding was it's stored in your fat and your body knows how to use it most efficiently and just disposes of what it doesn't use (obviously ANYTHING in too much is bad, but what I saw was it was difficult to actually do that with Vit D). Can you...