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L-theanine is good for anxiety - I've had trouble sleeping lately but a very low dose of melatonin (300mcg) and 200mg of L-theanine has helped immensely. Take them, get into bed, read for an hour, sleep.
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Yeah man I just read up on the L-thianine after I saw a buddy rocking it.. going to give it a try
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I love the hell out of melatonin. I was taking benedryl every night to go to sleep for a while and that shit just can't be good for you over a length of time. Once I found melatonin it was like, here's the exact same effect but not feeling like trash in the morning. Wash that down with a cup of chamomile tea and putting on a sleep mask, I'm usually pretty good these days.
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Yeah my dude. Melatonin + earplug in whatever ear isn't on the pillow = night night.
Gotta get the 10mg "extended release" one though. The others are too few pills for too many monies and don't keep me sleepin'.
I don't take it every night, though, because I don't want to have to rely on it all the time, like, mentally.
Gotta get the 10mg "extended release" one though. The others are too few pills for too many monies and don't keep me sleepin'.
I don't take it every night, though, because I don't want to have to rely on it all the time, like, mentally.
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I have been rocking the 10mg time release mah-fuckaz for years but I also try not to jam them more than once or so a week. Also I feel pretty groggy if I wake up to an alarm on them.. but they sure do make that sleep happen.
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My immediate family was all invited to a wedding except me. I've known the groom as long as them all. I'm good friends with the groom's parents. I don't even want to go to the wedding, I just think inviting 3 out of 4 family members, especially when you live a couple hundred feet from the fourth person, is a dick move. Screw happiness. I can only be thankful there was a lot of furniture I've collected for this purpose: chopping into small pieces in rage
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Just tell him you'll make the next one
Yeah that's a shit move. Weddings are pretty stressful for people and the guest list is always an area of contention. Don't feel bad about it man, they probably have a reason for not inviting you based off their stresses that has nothing to do with not liking you or anything, and don't realize it's a shit move.
I always thought of weddings essentially as a popularity contest and consider myself lucky to not be invited. The last one I went to was my cousins daughter and after I got there they told me kids weren't invited.. so I had to drive my son over to a friend's house and pay a bunch to a babysitter. It wasn't on the invitation or anything and half the people there were under 21.. Weddings really bring out poor planning and oversights.
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Yeah that's a shit move. Weddings are pretty stressful for people and the guest list is always an area of contention. Don't feel bad about it man, they probably have a reason for not inviting you based off their stresses that has nothing to do with not liking you or anything, and don't realize it's a shit move.
I always thought of weddings essentially as a popularity contest and consider myself lucky to not be invited. The last one I went to was my cousins daughter and after I got there they told me kids weren't invited.. so I had to drive my son over to a friend's house and pay a bunch to a babysitter. It wasn't on the invitation or anything and half the people there were under 21.. Weddings really bring out poor planning and oversights.
Bust up that furniture and remember like 52% of marriages end in divorce

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I wouldn't stress it. Now that I've had a wedding, I'll never get offended by not being invited to one again. making the guest list sucks. The numbers get really stressful. the whole wedding is really fucking stressful. you're planning to have x amount of people and in no time your list is 30% more than that and you've still got a ton of people to go. You've got to feed them all and get them drunk. it's expensive. you realize you forgot to invite your roommate, or a bandmate, or a good friend slipped through the cracks. All the family you invited and expected not to come all suddenly decide they're coming. It's the worst. My wife and I were actually high-fiving every time we got an rsvp that someone wasn't coming. We had fucking people we didn't invite somehow manage to rsvp with special food requests. When the wedding finally happened there were just tons of people we didn't invite there. Some were friends that I like very much and I didn't mind them being there, but the parking was a fucking nightmare and we ran out of food. Somehow neither my wife nor I got to eat dinner at our own wedding and the food was all gone. There were people I had never even heard of or seen in my life there. Eating my food and drinking my beer.
I seriously wouldn't take it personally. especially if you don't even want to go. maybe they figured you wouldn't want to and saved themselves the headache of inviting you.
I seriously wouldn't take it personally. especially if you don't even want to go. maybe they figured you wouldn't want to and saved themselves the headache of inviting you.
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That whole thing made me twitch...
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Mild irritation: my partners mother her mothers boyfriend are all super into golf .. and we've been together 2 years now and I've successfully evaded all golf invites up to this point. Now I'm forced to go tomorrow and I really don't want to. I don't give a fuck about golf. Like at all. I'm sure lots of people enjoy it and are good people but it seems to be a real douche magnet around here. Not stoked.
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Shorts and polo shirts.BetterOffShred wrote:Mild irritation: my partners mother her mothers boyfriend are all super into golf .. and we've been together 2 years now and I've successfully evaded all golf invites up to this point. Now I'm forced to go tomorrow and I really don't want to. I don't give a fuck about golf. Like at all. I'm sure lots of people enjoy it and are good people but it seems to be a real douche magnet around here. Not stoked.
There's one down the street from me, everyone looks exactly like you expect them to.
Also, the golf carts are dicks that try to run into cars for fun.
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Claim back problems and just drink heavily while they play?
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Oh I'll be drinking heavily either way.jirodreamsofdank wrote:Claim back problems and just drink heavily while they play?

It just sucks because I know I'm basically family now and they want me to be a golfer. I think there's a better chance of me taking up nude modelling. It's also kind of weird because like 90% of the dudes at my work golf and if I ever expect to do any ladder climbing I'll probably have to go polish up knobs on the golf course .. never really cared about ladder climbing either

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So here's the thing. Golfers are, across the board, unbearable... but the act of hitting a small ball with a stick is really fun. That's a simple fact.
Just focus on the fun part.
Just focus on the fun part.