Second time on keto, no progress

#21

Of course, grammar nazis are bad.
People who fix a single thing aren’t grammar nazis to me at all. Why should we stop having teachers and correctors when we aren’t school kids anymore? It should be handled well, sure, I don’t bother with it myself anymore (I was a horrible kid, I always fixed the grammar errors of a penpal :slight_smile: but it hurt me to read those, of course I tried to protect myself. I am not nearly that sensitive now, I know what really problematic things are and I like to give advice to people who ask for it, they are pretty thankful and that feels nice. I just understand people who still wish to make things better.)

Of course it may matter if one can’t know the langage well (it still irrelevant if it’s a 2nd language or not, well there’s correlation but I always liked the special cases :smiley: one may be bad with sarcasm in their own language especially online and tons of people spend years in countries with a different language) but it was just grammar! That’s easy to learn as a 2nd language, sometimes I think it’s easier than being an ignorant native speaker (writer…).
Of course, being a weak language user due to little practice is very different, I only expect near perfect grammar from those as it’s super easy to look up and if they didn’t learn the word, they probably won’t use it… :slight_smile: {Okay, okay, maybe they have bad memory or something. I don’t judge them if they are worse, I just expect them to be good at grammar…} I usually think my style is bad and I repeat words and so on (not like I am so great at my own language… my grammar is great and I know many words but I am no high-level language user like a good writer or poet) but I am pretty confident in my grammar (expect tenses but I usually ignore the difficult ones, it’s not like they are that important, my own language is fine without those, after all :D).

Erm, sorry, I could write whole novels about languages, it’s a fabulous topic!
And yep, certain things are tricky. I know the meaning but sometimes I don’t know how EXACTLY vulgar is something… when I talk with an Australian… (But it’s probably slightly different for different people at different places.) Being consistent is probably tough, I probably mix the 3 main English style (mostly US and UK, I know little Australian)…

We people are different so we never can fully understand others… We always use the same language a bit differently, our attitude is different etc.

#22

I won’t write more about grammar here, sorry. Now I feel obliged to try to do something with the problem here. Of course I just can write my thoughts…

It wasn’t a very long time yet, be patient. And maybe eat a bit more protein. The calories may be okay or may be a bit little, I don’t know, it’s hard to tell, I can’t possibly know the OP’s energy need or how much the body can get from the bodyfat per day or anything like this.

I would just be patient for now… And then trying to eliminate items. Only if it doesn’t cause a lower intake but I honestly don’t know why it would. The big role of cheese was mentioned… Why it isn’t a possibility to eat more from the other items? Are they too satiating? I would change the numbers of my meals, the size of my eating window, my actual food choices, more fatty, more tempting or less satiating works for me - and letting my body to get used to it, even I know what is it like to be unable to eat enough for a little while after a big change, sometimes it just can’t be helped but it gets sorted out later. Something should help… Maybe there are exceptions but I think most of us have some great woe where we can get enough nutrients and get results if we do it right.

Good luck!

(You've tried everything else; why not try bacon?) #23

I seam to have finally maid my piece with autocarrot and people who don’t go bake an rereed watt they rote.

#24

maybe we all should just use emojis to speak, we can’t get those wrong can we? :thinking::scream_cat::see_no_evil::skull_and_crossbones::triumph:

ut oh I used too many now :slight_smile: scream:

#25

:smiley: My brain got a tiny workout here :smiley: Good one, I like witty things :smiley:

Fangs, I am sure many thing can go wrong with emojis… People easily can misunderstand them… There are some emojis famous about that…

Communication IS hard. We never can know what the other person EXACTLY mean unless it’s about some very simple factual thing, maybe.
But we must still try as a social species…