Mental Health Question

[M. Nigel Salt]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

[M. Nigel Salt]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

I forgot eggs.

But yeah, it's really healthy, but my husband thought brown rice and chicken for breakfast was weird, and didn't really understand the concept of eating the same thing three times a day until it was gone.

Fucking Americans.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

I forgot eggs.

But yeah, it's really healthy, but my husband thought brown rice and chicken for breakfast was weird, and didn't really understand the concept of eating the same thing three times a day until it was gone.

Fucking Americans.

No eggs.

But I never eat "breakfast food".  This morning's breakfast was mashed potatos and chicken sausage.

[M. Nigel Salt]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

I forgot eggs.

But yeah, it's really healthy, but my husband thought brown rice and chicken for breakfast was weird, and didn't really understand the concept of eating the same thing three times a day until it was gone.

Fucking Americans.

No eggs.

But I never eat "breakfast food".  This morning's breakfast was mashed potatos and chicken sausage.

I don't understand "breakfast food". It makes no fucking sense to me.

Also, pancakes. A. they're disgusting, and B. IT'S CAKE. WITH SYRUP ON IT. WHAT THE SHIT THAT ISN'T A MEAL.

[M. Nigel Salt]

But if you eat an actual piece of cake for breakfast, people act like you're being wacky. 

[The Good Reverend Roger]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

I forgot eggs.

But yeah, it's really healthy, but my husband thought brown rice and chicken for breakfast was weird, and didn't really understand the concept of eating the same thing three times a day until it was gone.

Fucking Americans.

No eggs.

But I never eat "breakfast food".  This morning's breakfast was mashed potatos and chicken sausage.

I don't understand "breakfast food". It makes no fucking sense to me.

Also, pancakes. A. they're disgusting, and B. IT'S CAKE. WITH SYRUP ON IT. WHAT THE SHIT THAT ISN'T A MEAL.

This.  Unless they're corn fritters, in which case you are in a grievous state of error and downright SIN.

Waffles made with all manner of weird things in them and then served with just butter are ok, too.

But both of those are for supper.

[ZL 'Kai' Burington, M.S.]

I've decided to revert my diet, as much as I can, to what I ate when I was living by myself when I was younger. It was possibly a slightly odd diet, but a very healthy one and I did well on it. I changed it when I married because my husband found it peculiar, but I don't have one of those anymore so I don't care. It was basically chicken, fish, beans, brown rice, berries, and vegetables, with occasional fruit and venison, and that's it.

Um, that's pretty much precisely what my doctor told me to eat.  Except take out venison, add turkey.

I forgot eggs.

But yeah, it's really healthy, but my husband thought brown rice and chicken for breakfast was weird, and didn't really understand the concept of eating the same thing three times a day until it was gone.

Fucking Americans.

No eggs.

But I never eat "breakfast food".  This morning's breakfast was mashed potatos and chicken sausage.

I don't understand "breakfast food". It makes no fucking sense to me.

Also, pancakes. A. they're disgusting, and B. IT'S CAKE. WITH SYRUP ON IT. WHAT THE SHIT THAT ISN'T A MEAL.

For me, breakfast food (especially eaten at other points in the day) was always potatoes, eggs, bacon, sausage, and wheat toast. Which isn't all that bad, especially since my cholesterol is fine and I omit the toast.

[Juana Go?]

But if you eat an actual piece of cake for breakfast, people act like you're being wacky. 

We totally do that.

If I eat anything for breakfast, I think I deserve a prize. I'm trying (even made mini-omelettes in a muffin tin) but I forgot this morning. But breakfast food, aside from my deep love for French toast, consists of like eggs and hashbrowns in my house.

[Lenin McCarthy]

Breakfast food for me: Whole grain bread with butter and brown cheese. Always.

[Queen Gogira Pennyworth, BSW]

waffles made of black bean burger mix.

[LMNO, PhD (life continues)]

the tears of lost souls.

[P3nT4gR4m]

But if you eat an actual piece of cake for breakfast, people act like you're being wacky. 

Move to France

[M. Nigel Salt]

But if you eat an actual piece of cake for breakfast, people act like you're being wacky. 

Move to France

I love madeleines, they're delicious! I used to work in a cafe and we'd get a couple dozen in every morning.

I also like muffins. But my favorite is fried brown rice with spicy chicken and spinach. People be all "but that's greasy!" and I'm all, HAVE YOU LOOKED AT HOW MUCH OIL IS IN A MUFFIN?

[P3nT4gR4m]

Only time I've ever bothered eating breakfast was when I was in Strasbourg and it was madeleines and a cup of black coffee the size of a fucking soup bowl. Perfect start to the day!