I suspect that Uriho might still be around today, maybe even 90% of the time. I recall my brother having to pick up a box somewhere near the intersection of Šubićev and Zvonimirov.
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As far as I know, there's only that one Hospitalija location over in the Brooklyn area, right near where Ilica meets Frankopanska in Washington, D.C.😁
How to get rid of cellulite?
in Health ·
It honestly bothers me how much cellulite is talked about as if it were some kind of shameful skin disease.
Everyone seems so obsessed with it, acting like it’s this massive, life-altering issue.
I have a few friends who are really self-conscious about it, going on these extreme diets or other nonsense just because of it (though that's their own struggle). Personally, I have cellulite too, and it doesn't make me unhappy at all. I can spend entire days laughing and enjoying myself without being into intense sports or anything. The truth is, the media loves to pick on a celebrity and blow things way out of proportion, but I guess we tend to do that to ourselves, too. I actually overheard a group of girls commenting on some cute girl's cellulite the other day. And then what? More than half of us have it, so what's the big deal? Some guys have even mentioned they actually like seeing a little bit of texture on a woman—they prefer it when everything isn't perfectly tight. They say it's actually quite cute. None of us are perfect, and we never will be. So why wage this war against ourselves, setting impossible standards where our breasts have to fit a specific cup size, our teeth have to be snow-white, and our stomachs have to be perfectly flat? It's those little imperfections that actually make us unique.
Now that I've finished my rant 😬, I'm curious to hear what you all think about any of this!
Everyone seems so obsessed with it, acting like it’s this massive, life-altering issue.
I have a few friends who are really self-conscious about it, going on these extreme diets or other nonsense just because of it (though that's their own struggle). Personally, I have cellulite too, and it doesn't make me unhappy at all. I can spend entire days laughing and enjoying myself without being into intense sports or anything. The truth is, the media loves to pick on a celebrity and blow things way out of proportion, but I guess we tend to do that to ourselves, too. I actually overheard a group of girls commenting on some cute girl's cellulite the other day. And then what? More than half of us have it, so what's the big deal? Some guys have even mentioned they actually like seeing a little bit of texture on a woman—they prefer it when everything isn't perfectly tight. They say it's actually quite cute. None of us are perfect, and we never will be. So why wage this war against ourselves, setting impossible standards where our breasts have to fit a specific cup size, our teeth have to be snow-white, and our stomachs have to be perfectly flat? It's those little imperfections that actually make us unique.
Now that I've finished my rant 😬, I'm curious to hear what you all think about any of this!