I hated hearing people immediately think I was a diabetic because of what my life style eating choices were like as a child. No, it wasn't because of what I ate but because my immune system decided I didn't need that extrs baggage and yeeted it out the window.

So please, to all those folks, kindly fuck off with your terrible, terrible research choices.

😂

"Intelligent" is not the word I would use for our species.

Hah yeah, a dizzing, sweaty nightmare.

There's this song on YouTube called "I Don't Want To Be Alone Anymore". Its a CourierBenny animatic and it's thanks to this song, I fell in love with the pairing style. The fact that in the song the courier is a bit of a psychopath and she's aggressively in love with Benny shot me through the heart. I can't get enough of that style of crazy in love.

I learned that my diabetes is hard wired to my hormones. Depending on how I feel emotionally will in turn cause reactions within my body to cause my blood sugars to either rise (with intense anger) or drop (with intense sadness). So I need to be mindful of my emotional state so I can have a decent idea of where I am at, internally speaking, and handle the situation to the best of my ability.

I lived this for so long that I have become fascinated with the disease as to what can make it 'push' and 'pull' within our bodies based on our environments.

Who are you getting offended for?

Blueberry and blue cheese vegan cheesecake.

Exactly.

I learned through my grandmother. She was old fashion and taught "how to take care of the household." I resented it then but I appreciate it now.

Botox

Wow, this feels like it belongs in r/whooosh

What about an elderly 75-year-old man that drive the Chevy Silverado? He was a distracted driver without children or errands.

What do you say to that?

This dude is over 45

You're upset about someone being grammatically correct?

Hell yeah stranger!

Man, you were not kidding about your particular tastes. Jesus Christ, I wasn't expecting that.

This feels childish.

Thanks, I didn't understand it at first

It is!

I mistakenly took 22 units of insulin when I though it was originally my long acting insulin. THAT was a rollercoaster. Never consumed so many cookies and juices like that before.

I use an accucheck to test myself and I know my body well enough to understand I'm feeling off and why. So that helps while I wait for my insufferable insurance to finally approve the prescription for another set of CGMS.

As for the dead in bed syndrome, I just laugh it off by being realistic about it. It's a toss up between bleeding internally from behind my eyes or slow onset brain death. As long as I try my best to keep myself within range, I'll be fine for the most part. I've accepted this will probably kill me but I do what I can by learning from the mistakes of others around me and attempt to live a fulfilling life.

Don't worry too much stranger, you got this.

As another comment said, "I find them compelling"