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Re: Curious...When Would You Quit?

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    Dnia 2005-03-09 NYC XYZ napisa³(a):

    Quoted message said:


    Anyway, just wondering if anyone's had to face this "moment of doubt"
    yet and how you've resolved it to yourself...I don't mean the little
    moments of doubt that come with not being in the mood for something; I
    mean a really big one, when you're just like, what's the point?

    You seem to be slightly depressed. Do not ditch weights or, chances
    are, it will go worse. I speak from experience, I'm
    maniacally-depressive.

    Weights help with moody feelings. More than anything else I ever tried.
    Do not throw it away, even if what you experience right now is not
    serious.

    So called healthy diet is (IMHO) totally different matter. I tend to
    trust my body with that quite much and simply eat what tastes good.

    So, to summarise, my point is that regular exercises help you find a
    point. In just about anything. I have much to much of experience in
    feeling pointless, so I know what my point is 😉.

    That's my point 😉.

    P.S. - Take it easy for a while, but do not stop going to a gym
    regularly.
    --
    Andrzej Rosa 1127R
    I'm on a medication strike until the FDA stops openly sucking the [censored]
    of the pharma industry. I mean, at least they ought to do it behind
    closed doors.

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