
Gonçalo Machado
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Hello. I do not know how to swim. Or how to give up Coca-Cola.

Gonçalo Machado · upvoted an item
over 7 years ago

Gonçalo Machado · upvoted 7 items
about 8 years ago

Wayyyy too wordy to be clear, you actually have to read, re-read and compare the whole 2 recipes when you could just state what is different in each one.

These may look similar at first glance, and maybe even have the same bulk, but the caloric density is very different, meaning that while you may be able to fool your eyes, your stomach will know the difference. Yes, these seem like feasible changes at first glance, but if you go for the low calorie option, you will be hungry that much sooner. Other than that, it is just emphasizing the obvious: portion control, especially when it comes to the ingredients with a higher caloric density is the key. The thing is that, even if it is nominally the same meal, replacing 100 g of cheese or chicken with 100 g of broccoli or tomatoes will leave you feeling as if you'd eaten 100 g less of cheese or chicken, and 100 g more of broccoli or tomatoes, which will do nothing for your hunger. Sorry, that's just how biology works.

Gonçalo Machado · published a post
almost 9 years ago

Gonçalo Machado · upvoted 3 items
about 9 years ago

You are making assumptions that the picture does not support. This could be a very modest little cottage. And why assume that every woman that lives alone is in some minimum-wage job and needs a man to help her financially? Maybe this lady is a video-game developer, a real-estate agent, a surgeon -- there are many beautiful, professional women that are quite capable of supporting themselves financially, and that enjoy the solitude of being on their own.

Would you ask the same question if it were a guy in front of this house? Why in the world would you not have a good job as a single woman?

Gonçalo Machado · upvoted 2 items
about 10 years ago


