Eat more and move less. Weight gain/loss isn’t exactly simple thermodynamics, but it’s close. Do whatever you can to increase the amount of calories you’re getting per dollar. Unfortunately that’s probably gonna mean cheap, processed, very fatty stuff. With such little diversity in your diet I’d be eager to beg, borrow, and steal for multivitamins since you are likely deficient in one or multiple important micronutrients.
I think one of the biggest issues is that nothing is real anymore. 90% of what 90% of us do is utterly meaningless. For the average person, life is entirely solved. Our problems are mostly by choice, be it ours or someone else’s. The only real things in our lives are tragedies that we’d never have been able to prevent or resolve anyway.
An apocalypse is enticing because then our actions would have direct consequences. Right now, the consequences of our actions are filtered and diffused through a trillion layers of bullshit where the positive and negative effects are basically invisible unless you make a ridiculous amount of money very quickly, or like, kill someone with your car.
Couldn’t help but notice the skeleton is black
If you’ve never taken either or seen anybody on either and know almost nothing about either, then sure, I guess you could say that.
Very brave of you to take a stand against Israel on The Israel Hating Website
Peanuts are a good way to slam calories cheaply, though you should make sure you get unsalted or lightly salted. If you continue your current diet but add a half cup of peanuts each day, you’ll be adding 3000 calories per week which should be enough to at least stop you from losing more weight if not gain some back slowly. You’ll be getting some protein from them too which will help a lot. When I was really underweight, I snacked on peanuts all day in addition to what I was already eating.