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It's because Chick Fil A dips their chicken in milk. Reply reply Sad-Stomach2561 • ... I thought maybe I ate too fast or just the chicken was too salty for me... well I had it for dinner Last night and in the middle of the night I got severe stomach cramps, felt so nauseous. ... Does anyone …

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What if you think you're just a side chick?

If you suspect you’re just a side chick, confront him. That doesn’t mean starting an argument. But it does mean having an open chat about your suspicions and why you’re feeling this way. Here’s the number one mistake that women who are just the side chick make: They think that being agreeable will turn them into his main chick. ...

Are You 'Crazy' If he's just a side chick?

Anyone who leaves us doubting their feelings, or questioning how invested they really are is not putting in enough effort. If you have strong suspicions that he’s a total player and you’re just a side chick, then chances are you’re not “crazy”. Your gut is trying to tell you something. ...

What happens if a side chick doesn't see you?

Sadly when you’re a side chick, you’re not his priority and it shows. He wants to keep his calendar flexible to see what else comes up. And if he gets a better offer or can no longer be bothered to see you, he’ll cancel on you at short notice. You’ve probably heard of breadcrumbing by now. ...

Do all chick flicks and romantic comedies have the same feel?

"Mean," "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," "13 Going on 30," "Legally Blonde," the list goes on and on. This past weekend, I watched a lot of chick flicks and romantic comedies and realized they all have the same feel. It's almost like each movie uses the same formula that works every time. The movies even have similar music! ...

Is 'those chicks over there look really smart' a remark?

Even if a guy were saying ‘those chicks over there look really smart’, it still sounds like a disparaging remark. I think the difference between ‘chick’ and ‘guys’ is that the latter is used by men and women in a variety of contexts — ie I wouldn’t get my classes attention by calling out ‘hey chicks!’. Please don't call me a chick. ...

What does it mean if a woman is a 'chick'?

After all, usually when someone refers to a woman as a 'chick', it's either to point out that she's attractive ("Met this hot chick at the club the other night") or to be insulting ("I was at the movies and this one chick wouldn't shut up") etc. So when it's used in any other context, it will always sound derogatory or degrading in some way. ...