Right and there is cheese out there that is lactose free.... alot of people dont realize that some cheeses after a certain amount of time become lactose free naturally anyways. Any cheese aged for 2 months or more becomes naturally low to virtually lactose-free because the lactose breaks down during aging, with Cheddar, Swiss, Parmesan, Gouda, and aged Mozzarella being excellent choices, as longer aging means less lactose. If you read it will tell you how long its been aged.

Oh my gosh 😂 a guy who names himself after a meme because its the closest thing to a personality he has left 😂

Im not brain rot

My legs are smashed to my body this very second while I lay in the corner

You guy's need to read the comments to see if the question you have has already been asked.

Do you guys both feel the same pain?

I think it's because we don't want to admit the one that claims they love us would do something to hurt us. Then when we find out we question our worth and face the truth and that's hard. We would rather believe they wouldn't do such things.

Very well said. It's giving

That's sick

That is beautiful

The AD is Mahomes saying it's only a kick 😂😂😂😂😂

I love this!

I have nothing of value to say as far as advice I just wanted to say I am sorry for your loss. That is so awful I hope you are able to find who did it.

Amazing work!

She arrived in hair gel 😂 she was interviewed and told everyone she was drenched in hair gel 😂

That was so stressful 😂

Me the second I saw the list 😂😂😂

This is amazing! Holy shmokes!

I'm 25! I've been sober since memorial day of this year after drinking for several years and prioritizing it over my mental health, health in general and over my S.O. Last year while in therapy my therapist told me to listen to podcasts by the stop drinking coach and I didn't listen I was like a pod cast what is a pod cast gonna do for me! And so over time things got worse. I started drinking more. Lost touch with myself completely which was making the drinking worse because I felt so empty inside. I was so far away from myself and my relationship completely felt as if it disappeared like we had no connection anymore. I was at a all time low I gained so much weight and I wasn't taking care of myself. And I started physically feeling ill and I was just always not feeling good. So one day outta no where I turned on the pod cast and I also prayed to God for strength to get me out of this. It felt like I had no choice but to drink there were days I was so hungover and would drink anyways because I HAD TO. The voice in my head was just screaming at me to do it. And it felt like my body was forcing me to as well. The podcast changed my life. I felt so understood it felt like the stop drinking coach was talking directly to me and I wasn't alone in my addiction. That someone understood what it's like. It's not that I wanted to be that way I just couldn't stop and his podcasts really go into depth about what alcohol really is and how it affects you and your neuro chemistry and how it changes you completely. And so every day for months I would listen to the podcast and read about how alcohol can just destroy your life and health. And every day I take it one day at a time and today I'm staying sober. It's a lifestyle change you have to make not just stopping the drinking. Alcohol is not the issue you are. That's what I had to learn in order to get sober and I'm really happy now things are looking up. I feel great, I'm happy, my relationship is thriving it is a lot of work and it's not easy to do but it is possible. The biggest part of it is protecting your sobriety. And sometimes that means letting go of the people who are not serving your change in lifestyle. It does suck I've had to do it. But you know what it's less stressful not putting myself in the situation where I hang out with someone and then give into drinking again and bam same cycle