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Mark Wahlberg’s hardcore intermittent fasting routine (from a few years back) still hits hard: - 18-hour daily fasts (no food) - 6-hour eating window for 3 meals (4 days/week) -4 meals on 2 days - Full-day fasts the remaining days When he does eat? Clean Plate Club — finishes... show more

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Vic 🇺🇸vor 6 Monaten

18:6 isn’t that hard. I do it everyday. Stop eating at 4pm and eat again at 10am. Make life really easy and you feel great.

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Trish 🇺🇸vor 6 Monaten

I’m eating one meal a day. Coffee in the morning then no food till dinner. You get used to it. I don’t even think about food till about 4:00.

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Doc_Fargovor 6 Monaten

The bigger issue I see clinically isn’t when people eat. It’s what they eat during the hours they’re not fasting.

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goWithFaithvor 6 Monaten

18 hours isn't hard. If you have dinner by 6-6:30 at night. 6-6:30 the next morning is already 12 hours. So noon is 18 hours, 6 hour eating window means he's waiting a ton in a short amount of time. He's eating lunch at a regular time, a nice snack around 3, and dinner at 6pm. Thats not hard if your aren't stuffing yourself with carbs and sugar.

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Alchemist.Vvor 6 Monaten

People simply need to figure out what works for them, stop sipping over somebody else’s diet plan.

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Absolomvor 6 Monaten

Just remove the bananas, pancakes, oatmeal, and toast and you won't have to fast. That's just empty calories that will spike your blood sugar without the nutritional value. Better to eat potatoes, blueberries, and beans instead.

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Camusvor 6 Monaten

Credit: @markwahlberg;

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Jessicavor 6 Monaten

I'm doing a similar thing right now. 2 months of 9:15 daily, with once a week going 36 hrs and once each month going 72 hrs... My functional medicine Dr's schedule for a thorough detox after approx. 30 years of hardcore health issues due to a root canal gone bad. So far, going well.

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Ntrcptr87💹🧲vor 6 Monaten

Us poor people invented fasting this shit ain’t nothing new

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Curiousvor 6 Monaten

Just did a 72 hour fast ending yesterday - highly recommend it!!

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The Patrick James Gangvor 6 Monaten

Currently 18 days into a 21 day fast. Scrolling food content like a zombie.

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Joanna Mineauvor 6 Monaten

I do the 16/8 Fast, and I eat way fewer calories! I’m petite. No sugar. No carbs. Just lean proteins, fresh veggies & fruit.

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Alex Platupsvor 6 Monaten

This framework identifies Insulin Suppression as the primary solution to "Chronic Low-Grade Inflammation." It posits that the human body is designed to oscillate between an Anabolic (Building) state and a Catabolic (Cleaning) state. By moving from "Constant Grazing" to Sovereign Pulsatile Feeding, you move from "Metabolic Sluggishness" to Cellular Renewal, ensuring your 2026 output is fueled by a system that has cleared out its internal "biological debris."

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Editavor 6 Monaten

OMAD! Water fast 72 hrs twice a month

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Jimvor 6 Monaten

Intermittent fasting = Consciously Starving Starving has no benefits its a psyop. The truth will set you free. Veganism is a mental illness.

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MandleHuvor 6 Monaten

I’m running 23:1 for nearly 2yrs

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James Cvor 6 Monaten

I’ve eaten 18/6 for years. 170 grams of protein in six hours. I do it 365. No days off.

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OGDonvor 6 Monaten

Doing OMAD currently during Lent; eat 8-9 am, fast 23 hours. Day 22. Have water fasted 92 hours previously…probably could have gone longer but got it in my head I should seek medical advice to continue.

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MCR 4 EVAH!!!🕷️Trust Me!vor 6 Monaten

And he’s still gonna die someday like everyone else. 😏

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Clark_Bvor 6 Monaten

OMAD… Currently at 24 hours. I haven’t pushed it further. As a carnivore it’s effortless!

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Neophyte 🇺🇸 🦅vor 6 Monaten

Look at the crap he is eating. You go on a carnivore diet, do an intermittent fasting for 16-18 hours a day, and eat 2x a day, you won't need anything else

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Scott 🇺🇲 🪖vor 6 Monaten

That's not good for your body. Eat more (real food), and move more. You'll lose more and turn your body into a fat burning furnace. Fast occasionally doing 3 to 7 days fasts a couple times a year, depending on length. Your body adapts to what he's doing and slows everything down to compensate. That's definitely a few years old science. Recent studies say otherwise.

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Aditya Singhvor 6 Monaten

What actually makes these protocols work isn’t the extreme fasting window, it’s pairing them with enough protein, micronutrients, and sleep so the body reads it as a hormetic nudge—not chronic underfueling.

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BudShillingvor 6 Monaten

I go 18/6 5 days/week.

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DrLegendvor 6 Monaten

My record is six days on pure water fasting. It's tough, especially on days off, but you feel so much better during that it makes the process worth it.

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Monikervor 6 Monaten

I find it really hard to eat the required cals in such a small window.

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Bombervor 6 Monaten

if you think about it...everyone fasts for 18 hours a day. Waking up: 8 hours of sleep, no food. Meal 1 / Breakfast: Chances are you didnt eat immediately after you woke up. You took a shit, let the dog out, fired up the coffee maker, sat down, turned the tv on, let the dog in, made the cup of coffee, took another shit. An hour goes by before you make breakfast and eat something. Thats 9 hours since your last meal the day before. Meal 2 / Lunch: 3-4 hours later since eating breakfast, you're getting hungry now. Its probably 1pm. One meal being eaten before lunch is over 12 hours. You finish this, you got two meals down in 13 hours. Meal 3 / Dinner: Few more hours later, time to eat that final meal of the day which will be the last one. Mark is a fuckin idiot

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MovieSocietyvor 6 Monaten

That’s some monk level discipline. Wahlberg turned fasting into a full on performance art of grit and clean plates.

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WOODEN THIEFvor 6 Monaten

What resorts are next door to the oarsman’s bay lodge in Fiji

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Jafari Aghavor 6 Monaten

Why not just become a Muslim and get paradise as well?

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Double Tvor 6 Monaten

I do 18 hour fasts daily. Have a 6 hour eating window where I eat to meals. Early lunch and early dinner. Works very well for me.

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AngeL Maisha🫶vor 6 Monaten

😋 Mark Wahlberg's 18:6 fasting routine is intense! 💪 He's not alone; many people swear by intermittent fasting for its health benefits. As for who else is doing it, it's hard to say, but celebrities like Hugh Jackman and Jennifer Aniston have also tried various forms of intermittent fasting.

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The Kitchen Tradervor 6 Monaten

He actually in an interview said he doesn’t fast. 🤔

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I’mDrunk0xvor 6 Monaten

I Just broke a 77 hour fast with a papa Murphys chicken bacon artichoke pizza and 2 bottles of wine… I feel Devine!

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Mark Hyman, M.D.

43,989 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🚨 AMERICA’S BREAD ISN’T MOLDING - AND PEOPLE ARE ASKING "WHAT IS THE GOVERNMENT PUTTING IN OUR FOOD?" A mom and daughter just went viral after opening a stash of bread that was OVER A YEAR OLD… and it still looked “fresh”. Not one spot of mold. Not one fuzzy patch. Not even a hint of spoilage. They held up EVERYTHING: • Hot dog buns • Bagels • Tortillas • Name-brand bread • Even “healthy” wraps Some were hard as rocks…but others? Still SOFT. Still squishy. Still bendable. After a full year. Their reaction says it all: “This bread is over a year old and looks fresher than we do on a Monday morning.” “As kids, bread molded in 3-4 days. Now it doesn’t mold at ALL.” “This is concerning." If bread can sit for 12+ months without molding, what does that mean for the preservatives we’re eating every day? What else in the American food supply is designed to never break down? Do you think this is just “better preservatives”… or proof something is seriously wrong with the food we’re all eating?

HustleBitch

137,470 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

What’s wrong with some MAGA Republicans? Some of them apparently think that in 6 days from now Donald Trump will somehow become President again. This guy Brandt, who claims to be a “time traveler,” said 4 days ago that: “In 10 days Donald J. Trump will be the next President — he’ll become the president again — of the United States of America. “No, I get it. There are some of you who are like, ‘this is impossible!’ This is my prediction, and in 10 days you’ll see.” There are actually quite a few people on social media who believe he may be right. We’ve gotta all admit that some people just take things too far, right?

What’s wrong with some MAGA Republicans? Some of them apparently think that in 6 days from now Donald Trump will somehow become President again. This guy Brandt, who claims to be a “time traveler,” said 4 days ago that: “In 10 days Donald J. Trump will be the next President — he’ll become the president again — of the United States of America. “No, I get it. There are some of you who are like, ‘this is impossible!’ This is my prediction, and in 10 days you’ll see.” There are actually quite a few people on social media who believe he may be right. We’ve gotta all admit that some people just take things too far, right?

Ed Krassenstein

1,135,183 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Hugh Jackman reveals his brutal 4-step daily routine to get into superhero shape for Wolverine. "When I'm playing Wolverine, it takes about six months to get into shape, and it's a strict routine every single day" "It’s two and a half hours in the gym, split up, because at my age you can’t do it all at once without hurting yourself" "I have to eat around 5,000 to 6,000 calories a day. It is a lot of chicken, fish, and steamed vegetables with no salt" "You can't have any alcohol, no sugar, and absolutely no cheat meals. You have to be completely locked in for the entire six months" "It doesn't matter if you're tired, it doesn't matter if you're traveling. You get up at 4 AM and you do the work" "The hardest part isn’t actually the heavy lifting in the gym, it’s forcing yourself to eat that much clean food when you're already full"

Hugh Jackman reveals his brutal 4-step daily routine to get into superhero shape for Wolverine. "When I'm playing Wolverine, it takes about six months to get into shape, and it's a strict routine every single day" "It’s two and a half hours in the gym, split up, because at my age you can’t do it all at once without hurting yourself" "I have to eat around 5,000 to 6,000 calories a day. It is a lot of chicken, fish, and steamed vegetables with no salt" "You can't have any alcohol, no sugar, and absolutely no cheat meals. You have to be completely locked in for the entire six months" "It doesn't matter if you're tired, it doesn't matter if you're traveling. You get up at 4 AM and you do the work" "The hardest part isn’t actually the heavy lifting in the gym, it’s forcing yourself to eat that much clean food when you're already full"

C!G

1,418,075 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

There's certainly a lot of takeaways from this video of a resident of Gaza discussing American food aid but two stood out to me: 1. He says he had to pay for it. That indicates Hamas is still controlling logistics in the area. 2. He says nothing tastes good. The "media" is telling us these people are starving. I've never been "starving" but I've been to SERE schools where you go without food for long periods of time. I can assure you - after 3 or 4 days without food I never thought anything tasted bad. Not once. #gaza #palestine #israel #USAID #hamas #MRE

There's certainly a lot of takeaways from this video of a resident of Gaza discussing American food aid but two stood out to me: 1. He says he had to pay for it. That indicates Hamas is still controlling logistics in the area. 2. He says nothing tastes good. The "media" is telling us these people are starving. I've never been "starving" but I've been to SERE schools where you go without food for long periods of time. I can assure you - after 3 or 4 days without food I never thought anything tasted bad. Not once. #gaza #palestine #israel #USAID #hamas #MRE

Mrgunsngear

248,823 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

$2 plate. 5 hours of satiety. No bullshit. This is a single hamburger patty with butter. That’s it. No sides. No snacks. No “balanced meal” theatrics. Ground beef + salt + cold butter. Total cost: about $2. Macronutrients: 27/73 ground beef with extra fat on top. Result: I wasn’t hungry again for five hours. This is what I keep trying to show people. Carnivore, low-carb, ketovore, dirty carnivore, call it whatever you want… you do NOT need a second mortgage to eat this way. This is real-life carnivore on a tight budget. This is what healing food actually looks like when: • you work a full-time, physically demanding job • you’re on your feet all day • you don’t have time or energy to meal prep for Instagram • you’re neuro-spicy and decision fatigue is real I work 40+ hours a week. Not a desk job. Walking, bending, cleaning, lifting, moving all day long. I’m also writing a book. Running socials. Living real life. And I still eat like this. Cold steak? Done. Burger patty with butter? Done. Simple, repeatable meals that actually keep you full? Done. This is why people stay hungry all day on “diet food.” They’re under-eating fat, chasing volume, and wondering why willpower keeps failing. This plate is not glamorous. It’s not aesthetic. It’s not influencer food. But it works. And that’s the part that matters.

$2 plate. 5 hours of satiety. No bullshit. This is a single hamburger patty with butter. That’s it. No sides. No snacks. No “balanced meal” theatrics. Ground beef + salt + cold butter. Total cost: about $2. Macronutrients: 27/73 ground beef with extra fat on top. Result: I wasn’t hungry again for five hours. This is what I keep trying to show people. Carnivore, low-carb, ketovore, dirty carnivore, call it whatever you want… you do NOT need a second mortgage to eat this way. This is real-life carnivore on a tight budget. This is what healing food actually looks like when: • you work a full-time, physically demanding job • you’re on your feet all day • you don’t have time or energy to meal prep for Instagram • you’re neuro-spicy and decision fatigue is real I work 40+ hours a week. Not a desk job. Walking, bending, cleaning, lifting, moving all day long. I’m also writing a book. Running socials. Living real life. And I still eat like this. Cold steak? Done. Burger patty with butter? Done. Simple, repeatable meals that actually keep you full? Done. This is why people stay hungry all day on “diet food.” They’re under-eating fat, chasing volume, and wondering why willpower keeps failing. This plate is not glamorous. It’s not aesthetic. It’s not influencer food. But it works. And that’s the part that matters.

Queen of Carni

39,713 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Christopher Hemsworth went from “no way I can fast” to full ketosis superpower on day 4. In this clip, he shares how he committed to a 4-day water fast for a project (after initial talks of just intermittent fasting or a day or two turned into “nah, we’re doing four”). Expectation: Maybe ketosis by day 2–3, mental sharpness, alertness. Reality: Days 1–3 felt flat. Then on day 4, during spearfishing, “it kicked in and things started to percolate.” Science nugget: By day 3–4 of water fasting, most people enter deep ketosis—liver glycogen depletes, fat breakdown ramps up, ketones become the brain’s primary fuel (up to 70% of energy), often leading to improved focus, reduced inflammation, and that classic “fasting clarity” many describe as a mental edge. Clip from this 45-second gem—Hemsworth proving the real magic usually hits when you think you’ve hit the wall. Ever pushed through a multi-day fast and felt that switch flip? Or does day 4 still sound like pure torture? Your fasting stories — drop them below 👇

Christopher Hemsworth went from “no way I can fast” to full ketosis superpower on day 4. In this clip, he shares how he committed to a 4-day water fast for a project (after initial talks of just intermittent fasting or a day or two turned into “nah, we’re doing four”). Expectation: Maybe ketosis by day 2–3, mental sharpness, alertness. Reality: Days 1–3 felt flat. Then on day 4, during spearfishing, “it kicked in and things started to percolate.” Science nugget: By day 3–4 of water fasting, most people enter deep ketosis—liver glycogen depletes, fat breakdown ramps up, ketones become the brain’s primary fuel (up to 70% of energy), often leading to improved focus, reduced inflammation, and that classic “fasting clarity” many describe as a mental edge. Clip from this 45-second gem—Hemsworth proving the real magic usually hits when you think you’ve hit the wall. Ever pushed through a multi-day fast and felt that switch flip? Or does day 4 still sound like pure torture? Your fasting stories — drop them below 👇

Camus

306,641 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

The Truth About Eating: Why Three Meals a Day Is a Modern Lie Most people don’t realize it, but the idea of eating three meals a day was not born from nature or tradition. It was engineered—by the Rockefeller Foundation, as part of a broader system designed to reshape how we consume, think, and live. Our ancestors didn’t sit down to breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. For many, eating three times a week was a luxury. The human body is built to thrive in a fasted state. When you sleep, your body heals—not because you’re resting, but because you’re fasting. Without food to digest, your energy is redirected toward repair, regeneration, and recovery. That’s why fasting isn’t just a trend; it’s a biological imperative. When you feel sick, the instinct is often to seek out a doctor in a white coat. But how much do they really know about the body’s innate healing mechanisms? Instead of rushing to a clinic, consider this: a 36-hour fast can activate your stem cells. These cells travel to areas of injury, targeting inflammation and promoting healing from within. The modern food system wants you dependent—on processed meals, on constant snacking, on the illusion that you need to eat all day to survive. Obesity isn’t natural; it’s installed. It’s the result of a system designed to keep you fat, lazy, and reliant on their products. Your body is not broken. It’s meant to fast. It’s meant to heal. And it’s time to reclaim that power.

The Truth About Eating: Why Three Meals a Day Is a Modern Lie Most people don’t realize it, but the idea of eating three meals a day was not born from nature or tradition. It was engineered—by the Rockefeller Foundation, as part of a broader system designed to reshape how we consume, think, and live. Our ancestors didn’t sit down to breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. For many, eating three times a week was a luxury. The human body is built to thrive in a fasted state. When you sleep, your body heals—not because you’re resting, but because you’re fasting. Without food to digest, your energy is redirected toward repair, regeneration, and recovery. That’s why fasting isn’t just a trend; it’s a biological imperative. When you feel sick, the instinct is often to seek out a doctor in a white coat. But how much do they really know about the body’s innate healing mechanisms? Instead of rushing to a clinic, consider this: a 36-hour fast can activate your stem cells. These cells travel to areas of injury, targeting inflammation and promoting healing from within. The modern food system wants you dependent—on processed meals, on constant snacking, on the illusion that you need to eat all day to survive. Obesity isn’t natural; it’s installed. It’s the result of a system designed to keep you fat, lazy, and reliant on their products. Your body is not broken. It’s meant to fast. It’s meant to heal. And it’s time to reclaim that power.

Camus

79,580 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

The Science of Fasting - 2012 Documentary There is a reason so many religions and cultures across the world advocate for fasting to resolve health issues, and think every human being on earth should fast intermittently to help repair and detoxify themselves in this incredibly toxic world where we are being inundated from every vector. Obviously fasting can be detrimental if done excessively and the nutrition is inadequate in between fasting stints, but overall if done right, it's so obviously a great tool for our health that we should all take advantage of. It can by intermittent fasting with 18/6 or 16/8 schedules, it can be 1-2 days a month, it can be 1 week every 6 months, or whatever works best for your individual situation and health goals, but we should all be doing a little bit of fasting every now and again. Considering a large portion of the US is brutally addicted to food and severely overweight and unhealthy with countless diseases and ailments, we should be investing in fasting clinics such as the one shown in this documentary to help them break the addiction and get healthy. Robert F. Kennedy Jr has discussed detox clinics for drug abuse, and hope he can consider the same for obesity and chronic disease with fasting clinics. Many people are not disciplined and strong enough to not eat at home for a few days because of all the temptation, but if they had a place to stay with rules and restrictions, they could learn that discipline and then do it on their own. For anyone that thinks it's dangerous to fast for a long period of time, you should lookup the story of the scottish man back in 1965 who was over 450lbs and fasted for a year straight. If you have body fat on you, you can fast until it's gone, as long as you have water to drink.

The Science of Fasting - 2012 Documentary There is a reason so many religions and cultures across the world advocate for fasting to resolve health issues, and think every human being on earth should fast intermittently to help repair and detoxify themselves in this incredibly toxic world where we are being inundated from every vector. Obviously fasting can be detrimental if done excessively and the nutrition is inadequate in between fasting stints, but overall if done right, it's so obviously a great tool for our health that we should all take advantage of. It can by intermittent fasting with 18/6 or 16/8 schedules, it can be 1-2 days a month, it can be 1 week every 6 months, or whatever works best for your individual situation and health goals, but we should all be doing a little bit of fasting every now and again. Considering a large portion of the US is brutally addicted to food and severely overweight and unhealthy with countless diseases and ailments, we should be investing in fasting clinics such as the one shown in this documentary to help them break the addiction and get healthy. Robert F. Kennedy Jr has discussed detox clinics for drug abuse, and hope he can consider the same for obesity and chronic disease with fasting clinics. Many people are not disciplined and strong enough to not eat at home for a few days because of all the temptation, but if they had a place to stay with rules and restrictions, they could learn that discipline and then do it on their own. For anyone that thinks it's dangerous to fast for a long period of time, you should lookup the story of the scottish man back in 1965 who was over 450lbs and fasted for a year straight. If you have body fat on you, you can fast until it's gone, as long as you have water to drink.

Inversionism

292,918 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

jay about his mom’s home-cooked meals 🤍 🐈‍⬛ i’m the type of person who doesn’t hold back when it comes to food whether it’s money or time. i think i learned that from a young age. i can ride for 3–4 hours and then wait in line for another 2 hours just to eat at a place. i’m also someone who doesn’t mind spending a ridiculous amount of money on a single meal without thinking it’s a waste. 🐈‍⬛ but even after trying all kinds of food, my mom’s cooking is still the best. 🥹 #JAY #제이 #ENHYPEN_JAY

jay about his mom’s home-cooked meals 🤍 🐈‍⬛ i’m the type of person who doesn’t hold back when it comes to food whether it’s money or time. i think i learned that from a young age. i can ride for 3–4 hours and then wait in line for another 2 hours just to eat at a place. i’m also someone who doesn’t mind spending a ridiculous amount of money on a single meal without thinking it’s a waste. 🐈‍⬛ but even after trying all kinds of food, my mom’s cooking is still the best. 🥹 #JAY #제이 #ENHYPEN_JAY

lucky natty ✯

38,183 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten