Lol, I'm seeing my wording now. I wish I was into that. It's so popular right now, but it just doesn't hit my frequency.

I actually have my scenes recorded for the finale, I'm just working on what to say to wrap up the show.

I do have one! It's a bonus episode!
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See, that sounds sophisticated to me! PRAH-doos sounds like it should be spelled differently.

We are a social species, and we have always prevailed through cooperation. Caring for our sick. Raising children we didn't sire or birth because they were part of our village or extended family. We are not breeders and predators, we are communicators and survivors. We evolved to UNITE.

Hugs and high-fives to you ❤️

Also? Being riddled with ADHD as I am, it really means a lot that I have physical proof that I can follow through and be consistent with something.

I really enjoy the way my body's starting to look now, but it was already worthy of appreciation before this. Not that you'd catch me taking pictures of it. I'm still a middle-aged gay man in LA, for god's sake, but at least I have better tools to fight the body-image issues now.

When I went back to the gym, it was important to not be motivated by self-hate. I needed to love my body BEFORE it began to change. Even if I didn't look like the guys in the mirror next to me, every time I lifted, I felt good about what I could do. >>

After the first year or two of the pandemic, I was clocking in at 225+. When I expressed disappointment in myself, my therapist kept reminding me that this was the body that was keeping me alive THROUGH A GLOBAL PANDEMIC. Gradually, I became grateful for it. >>