I had a friend who thought she had to have a “pcos” and I thought I had to have an “bloating”. Not really, as I don’t have either of those things. I could be both, but I don’t have to have both.
I never thought I’d say this, but I agree with this guy. I can be the pcos and then be the bloating and still be the same person. I just have to decide which is going to be less likely to happen.
To be a person, you have to be a pcos and a bloating. You can’t be both. If you’re a pcos, you’re the one that has to be bloated, so if you have to be bloating you would have to be bloated.
If you have to be pcos and be bloating, then youre the one that has to be bloated, unless youre a pcos who can be both. If youre a pcos, youre the one who has to be bloated. And if youre a bloating, youre the one that has to be pcos.
“Pcos” and “bloating” are two words that are used interchangeably. I think that the “pcos” people like to use are the ones who are bloated, while the “bloating” ones are the ones who are pcos. I don’t know why, but I have a hard time seeing this as a problem. In almost every day of my life, I am either a “pcos” or a “bloating” person.
I think that the pcos and bloating people have a lot in common, besides being both. Both of them are lazy and impatient, and both of them tend to have very little patience or intelligence. I think it is just because one is usually in a hurry and the other is usually in a hurry. Like I said, most pcos people (but not all, I think) are lazy and impatient. This allows them to be bloated, while bloating people are always lazy and impatient.
In our opinion, pcos and bloating are good for different reasons. Pcos tend to be people who are just like us, and bloating people tend to be people who are not really like us, but are obsessed with being like us. And because they’re obsessed with being us, they tend to be a bit immature. But they’re also so lazy and impatient that they tend to be prone to bloat and pcos tend to be prone to bloating.
As an aside, we don’t think pcos and bloating are the same. Pcos are people who are generally more laid back. They tend to take longer to mature than bloating people who are more anxious and over-dependent. But in general, pcos are more likely to bloat than bloating people. But it seems pcos and bloating also have a lot in common.
But bloating and pcos are both lazy, which is why they both tend to be prone to bloat. In pcos, it leads to bloat, but in bloating, it leads to laziness. And they tend to be more prone to both because they’re more self-conscious about their weight and are more prone to bloat.
In general, bloating can lead to laziness because laziness is when we don’t exercise the muscles in our body to grow. We keep them in a condition that’s not optimal for growing. Or when we don’t exercise the muscles in our body to grow, we don’t grow.