Thinking about the squad helping out with Adrien’s depressive episodes by forcing him to practice personal hygiene, cleaning up his apartment, stocking his fridge, etc. and Nino having to forbid Alya and Marinette from stocking anything other than ready-made meals bc they both grew up in ingredient households and don’t know how to shop anything other than ingredients for family sized meals
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your take on cooking is so rotten you should be embarrassed lmao shaming people for absolutely no reason is not the cunty move you probably think it is
I'm not trying to be cunty... I think ppl should absolutely use whatever aids they need to get them to eat a good nutritious meal (frozen veg, insant noodles, whatever it may be, I use these things too!) and I get that lots of people don't have time or energy or money to cook from fresh. I really do understand that
But!! When I see a video of someone saying "hey, here's how I make something quick and easy when I don't want to cook" and it's like. Just something super easy (like just stir fryjng frozen pre-prepped vegetables), not really what I would describe as cooking, but still results in a good hot meal. And I'm like oh neat that is a good idea! How quick and easy :)
And then the comments are littered w/ people lime "girl I can't do this if I don't wanna cook! This is cooking!" it makes me sad. Like I said I *know* not everyone has time, money, energy, etc. to do that. but for those who do I really think that the next best thing u can do for yourself after brush your teeth, shower, and change clothes, is cook for yourself.
I've been there in depressive episodes where "I can't be bothered to cook" and guess what it led to eating disorders. I'm not trying to be cunty I'm just saying try and get used to the idea of standing up and stirring stuff in a pot for 10 minutes for yourself bc you're worth that effort !!!!!
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Serious question if perchance anyone knows. Have they invented the sci fi rations that are complete nutrients and replace all food yet? Like even if it tastes nasty and is the worst texture imaginable, is there yet a paste or compressed cracker or a drink that can replace all food indefinitely so you just only have to have that and water to be fine? Like kibble, is there people kibble?
I just, have lost all interest in eating lately and since I am used to intuitive eating (listening to my body and cravings to determine when and what to eat, trusting my body to tell me whether I need fruit or veggies or protein or carbs) I am running into the issue where I don't know what to eat. Everything sounds horribly unappetizing, even things I used to love just taste okayish, except now when it's a treat since I am unable to enjoy the taste I just feel guilty for the health downside (which I usually consider worth it for the mood boost). I have no interest in food even while hungry, I've thought about food but just not felt motivated because of how much effort it takes to eat anything and since my body isn't telling me what I need, I don't want to just try eating random things. I've been pretty much only eating random old leftovers as the easiest thing to grab when I get to the point that I am too hungry to ignore it any longer. I just want like, generally nutritionally complete pellets or something. All that comes up when I try to internet search it is protein shakes and as far as I am aware you can't actually live on protein shakes...
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During the Great Depression, the US government kept claiming food relief was sufficient and no one was actually starving. Then they started processing recruits for WWII
Government health experts remembered the debacle of 1917, when large numbers of draftees had failed their health examinations, but confidently predicted that 1940 would be different. Draftees would be taller and stronger, with good teeth and eyes and clear lungs; they expected perhaps 2 percent to be found unfit. They were shocked, however, when they tallied the figures: more than half a million draftees were examined, and 43 percent of them had failed. The culprits were poor teeth, bad vision, heart disease, syphilis, tuberculosis, and low body weight. Some military officers blamed the poor health on “soft living” and too much riding around in cars, but social workers placed the burden squarely on the Depression and the paucity of food:
"It is estimated that perhaps one-third of the rejections were due either directly or indirectly to nutritional deficiencies. The high rate of Selective Service rejections for physical disability points not only to widespread undernourishment, but also to other serious gaps in health protection. . . . While exact figures are lacking, it is clear that many of these young men could have passed their physical examinations if their defects had been cared for while they were growing up. . . . Free school lunches for children from underprivileged families, low-cost milk schemes, and the “food stamp” system for distributing so-called surplus foods have been tried out and have proved of great practical value. But none of these methods is as yet reaching all the needy people to whom this kind of food would mean added health and strength."
- from A Square Meal by Jane Ziegelman and Andrew Coe
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Baby Blues is a common feeling of sadness, irritability, and anxiety that new parents often experience after the birth of a baby. It can affect mothers and fathers and is usually a temporary condition that goes away on its own within a few weeks.
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