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| 3 | What are some foods to avoid?My biggest advice is, stay away from most processed foods. If you have to make it your self, your likely to be more conscious of what your eating and how much your making. Plus, processed foods have a bunch of added junk that I don't think is good for anyone. As for how many times a day, really depends on your life. Some people really need the calories in the morning to jump their day. If you really want to shave calories but need breakfast, cut your dinner and lunch portion down a bit. Or eat s… | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/11/18 02:52 AM |
| 17 | Are there any black RPWs here?I'm mixed so I don't know if I count. But the model RPW seems to be white at least on social media... That coupled with the fact black women are stereotyped to be lazy, angry, and unfeminine is very sad. (See posts all the time where a white mom would post something and everyone WOW's and AWE's but a black mom does it and there's like a whole world of criticism) Either way it doesn't affect how I personally do things, it doesn't benefit them, just me and my family. | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/11/18 02:41 AM |
| – | Homemaking: Tips, Tricks & QuestionsListen to music or a podcast while you clean, it's easy to get bored/distracted otherwise. My boyfriend loves clean sheets that are extra scented and warm :D Pick 1 day a week to do the deep cleaning, start the laundry first and use it as a timer. Cook in excess and store them away in Tupperware in the freezer, you can use them like healthy microwave dinners/lunches Use fabric sheets are easy to hide and smell nice if you want to freshen a room up Vinegar as a laundry detergent in a pinch, or if… | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/11/18 02:29 AM |
| – | Monthly GoalsGoals For November: Pull up my grades in college Gain 5 lbs Drink an extra cup of water a day Cook more home meals | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/11/18 02:19 AM |
| 1 | Morning routine: what do you do for daily skincare/makeup/hair?Honestly coconut oil and olive oil. I apply the olive oil to my face using a face brush, wash with cold water and soap, then massage a bit of coconut oil on. Makeup is a tinted moisturized/ sun screen low coverage, maybe a light eyeliner if I'm looking to pop. For the most part hair goes up with some wispies. | /r/RedPillWomen | 30/10/18 08:55 PM |
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