timothyritter

@timothyritter (3)

United States • Age 43

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Do you believe the saying "once a cheater always a cheater"?

kjess77 @kjess77 (40) • United States 24 Nov 09

I do believe that if someone has cheated in the past, they will repeat the behavior. Furthermore, I do not believe that they are trust worthy in other aspects of their life. If a person has lied and cheated before, it is almost...

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timothyritter No. People change and to say that if you have cheated once then you will cheat again does not make sense. Most of the time this is the case but people can change. There is a huge trust issue with people who cheat and that trust needs to be earned again.

3 Dec 09

Is it ok to overeat on the holidays?

kjess77 @kjess77 (40) • United States 24 Nov 09

I personally find it difficult to eat too much on Thanksgiving. I think that if you want to eat more food, especially comfort food around the holidays, when throughout the year you eat a healthy and balanced meal.. I think it is...

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timothyritter I say eat as much as you want. If you are concerned about your health then maybe you should hold back from over eating. However not everyone cares about how healthy or unhealthy they are. Being super fit and healthy isn't always healthy. I have over used the...

3 Dec 09

Should we eat organic foods although they are more expensive?

kjess77 @kjess77 (40) • United States 24 Nov 09

In today's economy it is difficult for many families just to put food on the table.. let alone purchasing products that are organic (and more expensive). But, when I heard Jillian from The Biggest Loser on The Dr.s the other day I...

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timothyritter I would say that it is not always the best to eat organic foods just because they are organic and they cost more. More money does not make the food healthier. I would think the best of both worlds would be for people grow their own foods, in their own gardens...

1 Dec 09