Search Results: women and dieting

I'm asking both men and women, not applying "gender roles"

If your partner had a specific diet and you did the cooking in the relationship, would you support your partner's diet? Would you be willing to learn how to use a food scale, what macros are and what foods your partner can't have.

My diet isn't crazy specific, I follow a carb cycling diet which for 2 days I will eat under 100 grams of carbs and for the third day I will eat 300+ grams of carbs, and I also eat at least 250 grams of protein every day. So on my low carb days I can't have much breads, starches, grain, pasta or any of that, and on my high carb days I basically add cheat meals to my low carb diet like Chinese food, pizza, burgers and fries and all that fun stuff. I eat 3 meals a day and have a large breakfast and a small dinner. Also the stuff I'm eating taste really good and I don't feel deprived at all.

25 years since this advert first aired, we now live in a different society. It was quite the advert when growing up, but how does it sit in our modern world?

To any one who isn't aware, it was a hugely popular advert in the 90s where at 11.30 the window cleaner who was shirtless would drink a diet coke and all the women in the office would oogle him

It's a community dedicated to people (largely guys) improving their looks via exercise, diet, bone smashing and surgery.

There was an article about them in NYMag recently.

Warning: that community is not for thin-skinned or blue-pilled individuals. Especially if you are a woman, you might be used to being treated like this online:

Don't expect this there. If you are ugly, you'll be told so in no uncertain terms.

P. S. Vote in the poll, and remember to upvote this thread if you learned something new from it.