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⌈ Secret Post #2710 ⌋

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Comments

Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

Do you have any problems that you can't really complain about because people will have no sympathy?

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[kaijinscendre]

When I split my crystal light addin into two water bottles one always has too much and the other two little. So I end up with a too sweet one and a not flavored enough one. (ಥ﹏ಥ)

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

Make it in one larger container, then split it between two smaller bottles?

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[sarillia]

I have a friend who likes to buy me (and other friends) stuff because she feels good about finally having a job and it makes her feel useful. But I feel kind of guilty about accepting. And now I am sort of tempted to ask for something.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[iceyred]

Ask. Later you can take her out for a thank you lunch/coffee/dinner/whatever.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

I can't find or breed a shiny Pokemon.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[sarillia]

I have sympathy for you, anon.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[rubbertea]

now i feel bad about bragging about that the other day.

it's completely random anyway, so don't worry, you'll eventually find one!

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[iceyred]

I have trouble exercising my arms. I have a back problem and when I work my arms out too much I tend to end up with "OH MY GOD THE PAIN. THE AGONY. SOMEBODY PUT ME OUT OF MY MISERY SO I DON'T HAVE TO FEEL THIS ANYMORE" type pain. So I have flabby arms.

Thing is, I'm skinny. So when I say 'I wish I could work out my arms more' I get side-eyed and told that I don't need to work out because I'm not fat.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

That sucks. There are so many other reasons to want to work out other than weight loss.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[sarillia]

Ugh, I hate how people think the only reason to work out is to lose weight. Or the only reason to eat certain things is to lose weight. This is why I say that people should be focused on healthy habits rather than size.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

What kind of workouts are you doing? Maybe you just need to do milder workouts for shorter periods of time more frequently instead of a more intense workout. Something like these?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGL9h9A5BsA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGv6BM9YTRs

I swear those circling your arms things are simultaneously the most brutal arm workouts I've done and the easiest. I don't have back problems so I can't speak to that, but I've not felt much of the work in my back, it's mostly in the bicep/tricep.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[lunabee34]

Can you go swimming?

I know I have been all over the past few posts like I'm the lobbyist for swimming, but I really really like swimming as an exercise. It makes me strong, and while I get a little achy sometimes, I never get the kind of pain that I get when I do other exercises.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[ansela_jonla]

Sometimes I really want to nap in the middle of the day, but too much light escapes around the edges of my blind to let me.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[sarillia]

It took me a while to learn to nap with light. It was frustrating for a while though.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[pantswarrior]

I need to gain 30 pounds, and am tired of sweets and baked goods and really really wish I could eat broccoli, or fresh pears, or whole grain bread, or vegetable soup, or anything that wasn't carefully chosen because of its high calorie count.

Of course every time I mention this to people they're like "Boy, I wish I had your problem! Hahah, you want 30 of my pounds? Can I be introduced to this doctor who told you to eat as much chocolate as you can?"

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

Not so much sympathy, but nobody understands why it drives me nuts when movies and shows will have loud music in them while characters are talking. I have hearing problems, so this means if I turn the volume up, I risk going deaf because the music's loud, but I'll be damned if I know what anyone's saying.

But even beyond a lot of people not getting that, I feel by complaining I'm pulling some sort of card.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[nyxelestia]

I am irrationally irritated when people make non-embedded links/non-hyper links part of a line instead of its own paragraph.

If it is its own paragraph, I can triple-click it and I highlight the whole link and nothing but that link. Anything else and I have to waste a whole three extra seconds and multiple hand movements to highlight it. :P

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[kallanda_lee]

I'm just not happy with my live in general - there are so many facets of it I want to change. But because it's so vague, and so large - it's really hard to convey to people.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

All of them. I am a melodramatic person.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

I took a pretty long nap today because I was tired. Then I ate something and it made me feel sick so I took another nap. Now I'm hungry again but I'm not sure if I should eat because I don't want to get indigestion again and have to sleep it off again. I've slept too much.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[jaybie_jarrett]

As a writer....I HAVE TOO MANY FECKIN' IDEAS.

Like I have come up with seven fantasy worlds/ story universes. Seven.

But I have a short attention span about actually writing my main one I've been on for about eight years now. My brain is often wanting to chase fleeting idea- squirrels.

It really does actually suck because it makes it hard to focus.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[caffeine_buzz]

I really want to see all the fun superhero movies that come out this time of year that it seems like everyone online is talking about, but I can't because for whatever reason I keep getting sick at the movies. I gave it a shot and saw Winter Soldier with my dad on Easter and missed about ten minutes in the middle because I had to run to the restroom and throw up. Watched the rest of it with my eyes closed half the time. *sigh* Waiting for the DVD releases again, I guess...

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

I found my next relationship. As I was leaving a visit home. Long story short: he's a long-time friend, we finally had sex and it was fantastic for everyone, then he started talking about "visit" me in my town. I don't think he's ever left the city, let alone the country. And I refuse to do long-distance again; doing it with the end in sight was bad enough and right now we both have too much keeping us in our respective cities.

Fucking oxytocin.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

The house I care-take for my family and thus live in alone rent-free is a pain in the ass to keep clean. Yeah, everyone else is all "har, cry me a river, you have an awesome place to stay, what other student can say that?" and I'm all "but - but - the garden! the dust! the windows! Keeping everything up to code! Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!"