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· 2026-09-24T03:17:58+00:00I am 27 years old I started watching porn* at 15 years old and wasted 8 years of my life After being free from porn* for more than 2 years Here are 10 shocking reasons why you should stop watching porn* before it's too late:
AI visual note: A man and woman gaze lovingly at each other above water, while beneath them lies a grim scene of skulls and skeletons, with the word "Porn" labeled across the woman, symbolizing how porn addiction hides a destructive reality behind a seemingly beautiful facade.
· 2026-09-23T23:17:40+00:00Unfollow me if you skip legs
· 2026-09-24T01:14:10+00:00No income for a year Gained twenty pounds Exercised for a month Didn't lose a single pound Feeling even more down
AI visual note: A solitary white egret stands motionless on a weathered log extending over still water, its reflection mirrored perfectly on the calm, gray surface below—evoking the stillness and quiet endurance mirrored in the post's reflection on a year of setbacks and stagnation.
· 2026-09-24T02:25:20+00:00My stomach hurts so bad, I'm dying.
· 2026-09-24T17:00:02+00:00Today’s Hot Take: It’s time to retire the “three meals a day” rule. We built our mealtimes around the workday. Our jobs changed, but we still treat breakfast, lunch, and dinner like appointments we can’t miss. A person doing physical labor all day and a person sitting at a desk
AI visual note: A promotional image from "CEC" showcasing three classic American meals labeled "BREAKFAST" (eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast with orange juice), "LUNCH" (a cheeseburger with fries and a soda), and "DINNER" (grilled chicken with mashed potatoes, green beans, and a roll). The image illustrates the traditional three-meal-a-day structure that the post argues is outdated and tied to outdated work routines, highlighting how these "appointments" dominate our daily eating habits despite changing lifestyles.
· 2026-09-24T15:57:01+00:00Off to the gym. Looking this good takes standards, discipline, and consistency. While some men are busy wondering when I’ll post again, I’m busy becoming even harder to ignore. Worship is easy. Keeping up with me is not.
· 2026-09-24T17:30:29+00:00Choose a physical practice that supports a life you want to share. An outing with a friend. Participation in a community activity. Everyday independence. Meaning can live in ordinary capabilities.
· 2026-09-24T17:30:00+00:00The goal: a body that needs no introduction.
AI visual note: A muscular man in black shorts reclining on a chair outdoors, displaying an extremely tanned and oiled physique on a paved patio.
· 2026-09-24T17:24:33+00:00Your body naturally produces the spirit molecule, it might be a key. Clip taken from Computational Meditation 101 with Danny Goler | CITD 2026: youtube.com/watch?v=7R8F1_ … @CITDConference
· 2026-09-24T16:35:10+00:00THE Fatigue is so bad that a woman has to take matters into her own hands.
· 2026-09-24T17:11:37+00:00HEALTH. WEALTH. WISDOM.
AI visual note: A screenshot from The Simpsons showing Marge Simpson with purple hair kneeling in the center of a pentagram surrounded by lit candles in an attic setting.
· 2026-09-24T18:06:32+00:00Mutsuzum çok hastayım güldür beni doktor
· 2026-09-23T20:57:35.764000+00:00Hear from board-certified nurse practitioners, AMA about thyroid health. UPDATE: We’re still answering your questions! Keep them coming below. Corey Schuler, PhD, FNP-C, CNS and Allison Sayre, MSN, WHNP are board-certified nurse practitioners and members of the Medical Affairs team at Allergy Research Group. Tomorrow, we'll be here to talk about thyroid health; from how the thyroid works and why the concerns people present with can be complex, to the role nutrition and lifestyle can play in supporting healthy thyroid function. Have questions about what you've been noticing? Curious about thyroid-supporting nutrients? Want to know what to ask your healthcare practitioner? Ask us anything. A board-certified family nurse practitioner and Certified Nutrition Specialist with over 15 years of clinical, academic, and leadership in integrative and functional medicine. He holds a PhD in Health Sciences, an executive MBA in healthcare strategy, and certifications in holistic nutrition, botanical medicine, coaching and mindfulness. Dr. Schuler serves as the Director of Medical Affairs for ARG, with a specialization in evidence-based ingredient strategy, protocol development, and clinician education. He maintains clinical practice with a focus on primary care neuroendocrine and cardiometabolic health. A board-certified women’s health nurse practitioner with advanced expertise in hormonal health, integrative gynecology, and patient-centered care across the lifespan. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing and has served as both a clinical provider and educator in functional and conventional women’s health settings. Allison has led clinical programming, practitioner training, and content development for leading health brands and organizations. Her work bridges the clinical and commercial worlds, helping translate scientific evidence into practical tools for healthcare practitioners. At ARG, Allison contributes to medical education, clinical protocol development, and strategic content that supports the evolving needs of women's healthcare practitioners. Corey Schuler, PhD, FNP-C, CNS and Allison Sayre, MSN, WHNP are members of the Allergy Research Group® Medical Affairs team and take part in that capacity. They'll answer as many questions as time allows. ARG decides which questions to address and how and may decline any question.