Our Relationship With Calories

Our Relationship With Calories

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when the nonchalance era started a few years ago, being nonchalant was the highest virtue, and with that virtue, came an even higher cost: your happiness. disguised as a compliment, nonchalance became a prison dressed as freedom - a way to stay safe by staying detached, to protec ...  Show more

why do i feel ugly during the holidays?

there’s nothing like going back to ur childhood home during the holidays and, at first, feeling nostalgic, cozy, and maybe even happy… but then a week passes and suddenly you’re spiraling and feeling ugly. this episode, we talk about how the holidays can send us into an insecurit ...  Show more

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Also… how do I eat dessert or fries without the food police siren going off in my head?

 

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