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What is your body's natural baseline?

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Participants crimsoncyclist14Donna Wood52copperhound99Gary Perez9Zachary Patel6Charles Ross3granitefalcon26Eric Jackson11Chris King2
crimsoncyclist14 crimsoncyclist14 MemberOP
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joined Jan 2009
#1 ·
If I am being entirely honest with myself, my baseline state tends to drift toward a certain level of cynicism and low spirits, though I have found that a truly exceptional film paired with a decent sandwich can occasionally lift my mood quite effectively. I should like to invite you all to share what your own natural physiological and emotional equilibrium looks like...☕
Donna Wood52 Donna Wood52 Active Member
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joined Dec 2008
#2 ·
I’ll be honest—there’s plenty of resentment bubbling up in me, especially when I run into certain arrogant jerks on these forums, and yeah, even some of the moderators.
But that’s just how it goes.

The best thing you can do is just give it a dry smile and move on. 😁

My natural state? Honestly, I just head downtown for a quick stroll and grab a coffee. Or, if I really need to decompress, I’ll retreat to the bathroom and soak in some hot
water. It does wonders for the nerves! 🙂
copperhound99 copperhound99 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2012
#3 ·
Honestly, my default setting is just pure confidence—that feeling that I’m always a few steps ahead of everyone else. I tend to gravitate toward people with massive energy, huge egos, and strong opinions on everything... mostly because they’re actually worth debating. It’s the only way to get a decent challenge. But if someone can’t even sort out their own internal mess? Yeah, they throw me off my game instantly. I steer clear of those types—they're basically walking contagions...
Gary Perez9 Gary Perez9 Active Member
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joined Aug 2010
#4 ·
Man, I’m having a rough one today, but honestly, a little bit of chocolate always seems to fix my mood.
Donna Wood52 Donna Wood52 Active Member
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joined Dec 2008
#5 ·
Gary Perez9, I have to say—I absolutely love chocolate. 🙂 But let's be real—it’s a one-way ticket to gaining weight. 😢

Gary Perez9, I’m going to have to disagree with your signature.
Gary Perez9 Gary Perez9 Active Member
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joined Aug 2010
#6 ·
@Donna Wood52, honestly, chocolate doesn't actually make you gain weight, though I know my signature might make you disagree, but hey, what do I know? Just asking! Besides, that’s a sentiment once voiced by a Frenchman who ended up at the guillotine, so clearly his judgment in friends wasn't exactly top-tier.😁
@crimsoncyclist14, where did that thread about Afghanistan go? I really enjoyed following that discussion.😂
copperhound99 copperhound99 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2012
#7 ·
Donna Wood52 said:I’ll be honest—there’s plenty of resentment bubbling up in me, especially when I run into certain arrogant jerks on these forums, and yeah, even some of the moderators.
But that’s just how it goes.

The best thing you can do is just give it a dry smile and move on. 😁

My natural state? Honestly, I just head downtown for a quick stroll and grab a coffee. Or, if I really need to decompress, I’ll retreat to the bathroom and soak in some hot
water. It does wonders for the nerves! 🙂

Man, you’ve got a long road ahead if that’s your idea of "natural"...
Zachary Patel6 Zachary Patel6 Member
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joined Apr 2008
#8 ·
My baseline physiological state is pure melancholy—the only cure is a bullet to the head, and even then, I might just end up overdosing.☕
Charles Ross3 Charles Ross3 Active Member
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joined Jun 2024
#9 ·
I noticed that you mentioned Donna Wood52 earlier, and it really got me thinking about how these conversations tend to evolve over time, doesn't it? It’s funny how one small comment can spark such a deep dive into the nuances of what we're all discussing here. kaže:
I’ll be honest with you all—I find myself carrying quite a bit of resentment lately, especially whenever I run into those arrogant, condescending types on these forums, or even when I see the moderators acting like they own the place. Is it just me, or does that kind of ego really sour the whole experience?
That’s really just the way it all shakes out, isn't it?

You’re really going to stick by him, aren't you, Donna Wood52? Honestly, I have to wonder—if you keep rallying the crowd here on the forum to back his every move, don't you worry that you might just be fueling a massive wave of resentment from everyone else?
I mean, sure, you encounter all sorts of shady characters and questionable types out there in the world, but this level of pure, unadulterated hatred? Honestly, where does it even come from?!
Houston is calling your name, so why don't you try to come back down to earth for a second? 🙂
Charles Ross3 Charles Ross3 Active Member
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joined Jun 2024
#10 ·
copperhound99 said:Honestly, my default setting is just pure confidence—that feeling that I’m always a few steps ahead of everyone else. I tend to gravitate toward people with massive energy, huge egos, and strong opinions on everything... mostly because they’re actually worth debating. It’s the only way to get a decent challenge. But if someone can’t even sort out their own internal mess? Yeah, they throw me off my game instantly. I steer clear of those types—they're basically walking contagions...

Now you're talking! 👍
granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active Member
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joined Jan 2015
#11 ·
Zachary Patel6 said:My baseline physiological state is pure melancholy—the only cure is a bullet to the head, and even then, I might just end up overdosing.☕

Have more sex, and you won't feel so blue or go down those rabbit holes trying to diagnose every little symptom you find.😂🤣
Eric Jackson11 Eric Jackson11 Active Member
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joined Jul 2012
#12 ·
There are about 100 different phases to my life.
I’ve always been someone who needs to stay active; I just can't stand being bored. It’s really not in my nature to sit still.
I truly love what I do for a living, though I wouldn't say I'm much of a people person when it comes to socializing. I enjoy heading out for a drink now and then, but I also cherish those moments when I can sneak in a little nap during the day.
I have a real appetite for trying new things... as long as they don't become overwhelming.
So, I guess it boils down to a bit of an adrenaline rush followed by some hard work, and then settling down with a little indulgence. That's pretty much the gist of it...
granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active Member
193 messages
joined Jan 2015
#13 ·
Donna Wood52 said:I’ll be honest—there’s plenty of resentment bubbling up in me, especially when I run into certain arrogant jerks on these forums, and yeah, even some of the moderators.
But that’s just how it goes.

The best thing you can do is just give it a dry smile and move on. 😁

My natural state? Honestly, I just head downtown for a quick stroll and grab a coffee. Or, if I really need to decompress, I’ll retreat to the bathroom and soak in some hot
water. It does wonders for the nerves! 🙂

Zachary Patel6 says:
My body's default setting is pure melancholy. Honestly, sometimes a bullet to the head feels like the only fix, though maybe I'd just overdose first.

Maybe try having more sex; you won't feel so blue, and you won't spend all day nitpicking threads and diagnosing yourself with every symptom under the sun.😂🤣
Eric Jackson11 Eric Jackson11 Active Member
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joined Jul 2012
#14 ·
Man, granitefalcon26, you really can't seem to let that physical stuff go, can you? It’s like it's constantly on your mind, no matter how much you indulge...
I honestly can't tell if you're just going through a dry spell or if you've gone a little overboard with the whole thing.🤣
Maybe take a breather for a second. It's all just sex, sex, and more sex...
Zachary Patel6 Zachary Patel6 Member
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joined Apr 2008
#15 ·
granitefalcon26 said:Have more sex, and you won't feel so blue or go down those rabbit holes trying to diagnose every little symptom you find.😂🤣

Well, I’m really not in the mood for it right now—honestly, I just feel totally nauseous.
granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active Member
193 messages
joined Jan 2015
#16 ·
Eric Jackson11 said:Man, granitefalcon26, you really can't seem to let that physical stuff go, can you? It’s like it's constantly on your mind, no matter how much you indulge...
I honestly can't tell if you're just going through a dry spell or if you've gone a little overboard with the whole thing.🤣
Maybe take a breather for a second. It's all just sex, sex, and more sex...

Well, maybe you'd understand if you were stuck living on some frozen island in Alaska.😂🤣
granitefalcon26 granitefalcon26 Active Member
193 messages
joined Jan 2015
#17 ·
Zachary Patel6 said:Well, I’m really not in the mood for it right now—honestly, I just feel totally nauseous.

What's grossing you out? Sex?😕
Chris King2 Chris King2 Member
10 messages
joined Jan 2009
#18 ·
Eric Jackson11 said:Man, granitefalcon26, you really can't seem to let that physical stuff go, can you? It’s like it's constantly on your mind, no matter how much you indulge...
I honestly can't tell if you're just going through a dry spell or if you've gone a little overboard with the whole thing.🤣
Maybe take a breather for a second. It's all just sex, sex, and more sex...


😂🤣😂
Donna Wood52 Donna Wood52 Active Member
145 messages
joined Dec 2008
#19 ·
Gary Perez9 said:Donna Wood52, chocolate doesn't actually make you gain weight at all.

And where on earth are you getting that from?
Gary Perez9 Gary Perez9 Active Member
58 messages
joined Aug 2010
#20 ·
Donna Wood52 said:And where on earth are you getting that from?

I mean, look, if you indulge in just one little chocolate bar, you’re going to be perfectly fine, but it's a whole different story if you decide to polish off five entire bars in one sitting. If we're following that kind of logic, then salad makes you gain weight too—just try eating ten pounds of it every single day and see how that works out for you!

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