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Pic of the day: "But I managed to keep my underwear on!" says this skinny girl from the anime Ichigo 100%. Actually in my case this is becoming increasingly difficult, as even some of my boxers are noticeably looser on me than before. Because you all needed to know! Still shrinkingI haven't been exercising much this past week, because I have been working more than usual. Coming home late, feeling more tired than usual after work. Despite this, I notice that I continue to lose weight at approximately the same speed as before. Slowly but surely. By now I'm starting to wonder how far this will go. I have experimented with eating a little more fat lately, but that was a resounding fiasco. I got sick and could eat less than usual afterwards. So I guess from now on and for the rest of my natural lifespan I shall have to rely on carbs. So far this summer they have provided less energy than I have used. I am not convinced that I should use less energy in the future, either. Using the body may be the only way to convince it that it is still inhabited. Certainly it has seemed to help: The sores on my legs have disappeared after staying for years, and my hand and arm have held up much better than earlier years at this time. I have less rashes than the last few summers, and even the wart-like growths on my skin may be losing terrain somewhat. Of course, in the long run I won't be able to keep up physical activity. But that is in the very long run, which may or may not happen at all. There certainly won't be any long run if I just sit down and wait for it all to end. (That said, overall eating less is the only known way to increase the maximum lifespan. Exercising is just a way to increase your chance to hit that maximum. There is certainly no guarantee in any of them, so I wouldn't keep it up if it was too unpleasant. It is not, however.) But I wonder how long I will continue to lose weight. By now, 82% of American men in their 40es are heavier than I compared to their height (higher BMI). You may insert slur against Americans here, but are 82% of them overweight? And more importantly, will it stop there, or will I continue to shrink until there is nothing left? In a way, that would be eerily similar to the rest of my life, wouldn't it? |
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