Skinny people, what’s your secret?
Skinny people, what’s your secret?
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diet and excercise
Cocaine
don’t eat much, and when you eat, eat healthy
because you cannot eat a lot, you have to make what you do eat count, no junk food
Eating carton with sauce
fast metabolism plus not having enought to eat
lol, nobody wants to be skinny. Just because someone is skinny doesn’t mean that they are healthy.
A lot of these people are skinny because they are sick physically and mentally.
You want to be FIT. NOT skinny.
Know the difference.
Not searching for answers in the bottom of an ice cream container
Have a rough estimate on how many calories you eat everyday, it’s better to overestimate. No calories in drinks, or very minimal (less than 50).
When you procrastinate the act of eating you eventually reach a point of no return and it gets really hard to eat like a normal adult again. All your body cab take is like toddler portions so you start losing weight and I DO NOT RECCOMEND THIS. Instead try a nutritionist and to accelerate your metabolism. That’s what helped me in the healthy way.
Fuckin dont eat (so much)
CICO. The only physically possible way.
Been fat and skinny and really is all about exercise and diet and really do need both if you want any kind of decent body.
Masturbation
1. sports
2. Laziness, to get food when im hungry, kinda like right now
Eat less!
Skinny people tend to eat less than those who aren’t.
eat a 1/4 of the carbs you do now, and 4* the vegetables.
People who eat less have smaller stomachs.
But mostly I don’t get any emotional payoff from food. Food’s interesting, I guess?
And I have high NEAT (hyper).
Genetics and considering meals (particularly preparation) more of a chore than a pleasure.
Gene’s