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4 minutes ago, nevermind said:

You'll fit well into academia then. :)

Good to hear! I even have the poverty lifestyle down. I'm drinking Taaka. It's 7 dollars per liter. :D 

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I don't suffer from stress-eating, however....... stress-shopping.

I'm constantly scowering online stores, looking at clothes, jewelry, makeup. I have only ordered twice so far (both for birthdays - ok ok one is my own birthday), but I know I'm playing a dangerous game here :unsure:

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4 hours ago, bugabooo said:

Update: grapes!

(they're fermented. it's actually wine. often with bendy straws. It's fine.)

@Bugaboo, Solid life choice. I might drink some now.

I'm stress eating cookies. I bake two or three a night and browse gradcafe. Why is this so stressful?!

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On January 26, 2016 at 9:34 AM, reddog said:

I don't suffer from stress-eating, however....... stress-shopping.

I'm constantly scowering online stores, looking at clothes, jewelry, makeup. I have only ordered twice so far (both for birthdays - ok ok one is my own birthday), but I know I'm playing a dangerous game here :unsure:

You should check out the colour pop lipsticks! They're only $6 each and free shipping if you spend over $30. It's my stress-obsession 

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On 1/30/2016 at 11:18 AM, morifol said:

I almost don't eat. I mean, I do, but I don't feel food; don't enjoy food. I know that one of my top choices is going to decide next week. Would you it in this situation?!

Drown my fears in cheap booze?

That's what I'd probably do.

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On 1/26/2016 at 9:34 AM, reddog said:

I don't suffer from stress-eating, however....... stress-shopping.

I'm constantly scowering online stores, looking at clothes, jewelry, makeup. I have only ordered twice so far (both for birthdays - ok ok one is my own birthday), but I know I'm playing a dangerous game here :unsure:

Just bought a tablet and a bunch of books. It's a disease.

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7 hours ago, CornUltimatum said:

I wasn't stress eating for this past month... that is until girl scout cookie season started. My SO got 5 boxes of sweet, sweet goodness. 

I need to find a Girl Scout. Some thin mints would help ease the stress, right? ;)

What's your favorite kind?

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On January 26, 2016 at 10:34 AM, reddog said:

I don't suffer from stress-eating, however....... stress-shopping.

I'm constantly scowering online stores, looking at clothes, jewelry, makeup. I have only ordered twice so far (both for birthdays - ok ok one is my own birthday), but I know I'm playing a dangerous game here :unsure:

I stress shop, too. It's really bas because I just quit my retail job recently because I was hired to help with a cool research project. This is my first weekend where I have things to do, but don't have to be anywhere to do them, so I'm doing probably six months of laundry. (Over the past six months I've done a load per week, but worn more than a load of clothes per week.) I am currently horrified at the amount of clothing I purchased while working at a cute boutique. O.o

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I bought a fountain pen while stress shopping.

For stress-eating, my go-to has become Bourbon biscuits (basically just British chocolate sandwich cookies). But for some cruel reason, the grocery has been out of them for a WHOLE WEEK. I don't know what to do with myself.

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