Posts by Rachel Parker4

I honestly believe we all start out exactly the same, and then we just shape ourselves based on our experiences, whether more or less significantly.

I met someone recently who had these noticeably yellow eyes—it was honestly my first time seeing anything like it. It looked like the whites of her eyes were turning yellow too. I’m wondering if that could be jaundice or maybe even hepatitis? She insists she’s perfectly fine, though I did ask her directly. Our only real contact was handling some skin she was picking off her nails, but I also felt like she breathed on me a couple of times, whether she meant to or not. Is there any actual risk of catching something from that?

I was thinking about placidseal18, thought match meant game

Man, there are so many aggressive freaks here jumping on the first ball. Honestly, you kind of need to be like that if you want to play tennis. Maybe we should go grab some Macho 😉.

Just kidding😎

It looks like everyone here has an opinion on this. I've personally tried all three sports, and I’ve already shared my exact experiences in my previous posts. Honestly, there's no need for the criticism; you can't really judge my perspective when you haven't stepped onto the field and tried them all yourself! 🙂 😎

George Bailey2 said:Benjamin? Or maybe just hitting a ball around? Is squash really too anaerobic because you just gain weight from it? Are the balls at your practice sessions basically dud rounds? Or are you just busy sketching businessmen on the courts next door?
Look, don't get worked up, but you're talking nonsense. You clearly don't know what you're talking about, and frankly, you're acting like a total gold digger.

I wouldn't call myself a classic gold digger; I'm more of a "neo" gold digger. It's a whole new category! Basically, a neo gold digger is completely self-sufficient and highly educated, but if a benefactor happens to fly in, she’ll be happy to accept.

And I am definitely not talking nonsense! Regarding tennis itself, I've tried squash and Benjamin before, but nothing beats the satisfaction I get from tennis. Besides, what do you actually know about it? Have you ever actually worked on your transitions with a pro coach? Once you do, it looks incredible and becomes second nature. After that, I was practically a walking recommendation.

Of course, I love the spirit of the game, but honestly, burning calories is a huge motivator for me to get out on the tennis court. Most importantly, though, I walk away feeling mentally sharp and ready to tackle my day, plus I love the way it keeps me toned 🙄. And let’s be real—I just feel more attractive and sexy afterward 🙂. That’s all there is to it!

I’ve given both squash and Benjamin a shot. Honestly, staring at a wall during squash feels a bit silly, and it's so anaerobic that you end up building muscle rather than losing weight. As for Benjamin, it’s alright, but you don't burn nearly as many calories—I prefer playing tennis with my coach (who stops by $17) because it looks great and hitting those balls goes *dum dum*. I usually get a run in while soaking up some sun, and I might even sneak a peek at my instructor 🙄 or some business professionals 👋 over on the next court.

Hey everyone!

Tennis is honestly the best; I get compliments on my physique all the time, so I highly recommend giving it a shot.
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