Sex & Shenanigans

[crazychemgirl]

And my allergy!

To cheese?

 

[Chloe_Harper]

To cheese?

well, to milk. Specifically from a cow. And before people start making jokes or suggestions, no it's not lactose intolerance. It's an allergy to the protein in cow's milk.


But. That shouldn't stop you from having cheesecake for breakfast

 

[Qky75]

Had beans on toast for the first time today. Why does that work?!?

 

[MissRadiant]

well, to milk. Specifically from a cow. And before people start making jokes or suggestions, no it's not lactose intolerance. It's an allergy to the protein in cow's milk.


But. That shouldn't stop you from having cheesecake for breakfast

I have the same problem.

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

well, to milk. Specifically from a cow. And before people start making jokes or suggestions, no it's not lactose intolerance. It's an allergy to the protein in cow's milk.


But. That shouldn't stop you from having cheesecake for breakfast

My sister and daughter have that! And they keep telling me to get tested but my issues are different than theirs. Sucks. So many things to avoid.

 

[Chloe_Harper]

My sister and daughter have that! And they keep telling me to get tested but my issues are different than theirs. Sucks. So many things to avoid.

Thankfully, there are far more alternatives than there used to be! I didn't find out until I was 20, and the first 5 years were hardest on learning to navigate not only cooking for myself, but what I could and couldn't order at restaurants. Allergies present differently in everyone. Probably wouldn't hurt to get tested, or just keep doing you. It was a life changer for sure.

 

[UnquietDreams]

If Kenny Logins' "I'm Alright" comes on, and you don't dance like the gopher in Cadyshack, what are you even doing?

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

Thankfully, there are far more alternatives than there used to be! I didn't find out until I was 20, and the first 5 years were hardest on learning to navigate not only cooking for myself, but what I could and couldn't order at restaurants. Allergies present differently in everyone. Probably wouldn't hurt to get tested, or just keep doing you. It was a life changer for sure.

I already avoided most dairy anyway. It’s mostly bread products that affect them that I am still a bit stubborn about. I should try it and see I guess. But I’ve given up so many foods already I don’t wanna

 

[MissRadiant]

Thankfully, there are far more alternatives than there used to be! I didn't find out until I was 20, and the first 5 years were hardest on learning to navigate not only cooking for myself, but what I could and couldn't order at restaurants. Allergies present differently in everyone. Probably wouldn't hurt to get tested, or just keep doing you. It was a life changer for sure.

I thought about getting tested.

Bc I have soo many allergies.

But in my case, it's genetics, talked to my blood relatives, who have the same issues as me.

I just keep living life, and prepared if I have an issue that arises.

 

[Chloe_Harper]

I already avoided most dairy anyway. It’s mostly bread products that affect them that I am still a bit stubborn about. I should try it and see I guess. But I’ve given up so many foods already I don’t wanna

Ooooh. Yea, I fucking love bread. Definitely makes me sick sometimes. But, I just go on a bread cleanse for like a month and then go right back to that yummy goodness! No dairy is already so limiting, why cut out bread

 

[MissRadiant]

I already avoided most dairy anyway. It’s mostly bread products that affect them that I am still a bit stubborn about. I should try it and see I guess. But I’ve given up so many foods already I don’t wanna

I cut out bread, and stayed on a very strict diet on the past 2 to 3 years......i have never felt better. I would say look better but there are other threads for that

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

I cut out bread, and stayed on a very strict diet on the past 2 to 3 years......i have never felt better. I would say look better but there are other threads for that

I did it for an about a decade. And I did look and feel pretty good. But it was exhausting. Covid really killed my sense of commitment to too many things

 

[Chloe_Harper]

I did it for an about a decade. And I did look and feel pretty good. But it was exhausting. Covid really killed my sense of commitment to too many things

A decade oh no. I can do a month at most at a time. I went three months once, and sure I felt great, but then Bread Week happened on GBBO and all bets were off! Dammit Paul Hollywood, always bringing me back

 

[MissRadiant]

I did it for an about a decade. And I did look and feel pretty good. But it was exhausting. Covid really killed my sense of commitment to too many things

I had no choice, going into anaphylaxis nightly/daily was well no fun and covid was easier to get through in my opinion. And brought my love of cooking and what I purchase food wise.

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

A decade oh no. I can do a month at most at a time. I went three months once, and sure I felt great, but then Bread Week happened on GBBO and all bets were off! Dammit Paul Hollywood, always bringing me back

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

I had no choice, going into anaphylaxis nightly/daily was well no fun and covid was easier to get through in my opinion. And brought my love of cooking and what I purchase food wise.

It sucks when you gotta do what you gotta do.

 

[Chloe_Harper]

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[MissRadiant]

It sucks when you gotta do what you gotta do.

It did at first.

Then it became, fun.

I want apples, during the fall, fun date day to go picking at an orchard. Bringing them home and turning them into an apple crisp or pie.

finding recipes to copycat places I can no longer enjoy but ingredients I can tolerate.

and my uncle next door to my parents had a garden the size big enough to feed a church. Okay so the zucchini the size of my arm was unusual but cut it up, but some spices on it and air fry well....how much more fresh can I get.

 

[LupineOne]

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Spooning is great … for about 30 seconds

Nah, it’s still all right

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And yet….

 

[morelikeasong]

A decade oh no. I can do a month at most at a time. I went three months once, and sure I felt great, but then Bread Week happened on GBBO and all bets were off! Dammit Paul Hollywood, always bringing me back

I did a 3 month elimination diet for my autoimmune issues, really trying to find a food trigger so I could avoid immunosuppressants…
It was like torture sooooo many foods off limits.
I was I think equally excited and disappointed when it made no difference for me.

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

It did at first.

Then it became, fun.

I want apples, during the fall, fun date day to go picking at an orchard. Bringing them home and turning them into an apple crisp or pie.

finding recipes to copycat places I can no longer enjoy but ingredients I can tolerate.

and my uncle next door to my parents had a garden the size big enough to feed a church. Okay so the zucchini the size of my arm was unusual but cut it up, but some spices on it and air fry well....how much more fresh can I get.

Yay! I love finding silver linings!

 

[Chloe_Harper]

I did a 3 month elimination diet for my autoimmune issues, really trying to find a food trigger so I could avoid immunosuppressants…
It was like torture sooooo many foods off limits.
I was I think equally excited and disappointed when it made no difference for me.

Aaaah, the elimination diet! I keep meaning to do, but I also just don't wanna

 

[dawn_of_night]

Today I learned that there is a player on the Cincinnati men's basketball team named Jizzle James.

That is all.

If anyone can.... They can... Lol

 

[LupineOne]

 

[dawn_of_night]

That's slightly outta where my CBT limits fall.

But there's a chance???