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I think addiction ultimately means, 'cant stop doing it, even though it makes you weaker.'
I think if I broke a leg and couldn't run or lift anymore I would probably kill myself. I look at people who don't exercise at all like they're part of an alien species. These fat fucks will all probably outlive me and lead less painful lives though.
Anyone else feel the same way at times?
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I wouldn't go as far as 'addiction', but maybe close ;D
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Maybe. I don't have much in my life outside of the pipe dream/hope that I'll eventually be jakk4d
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I'm an exercise enthusiast. Not an addict. It's a fine line.
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I don't have much in my life outside of the pipe dream/hope that I'll eventually be jakk4d
Sad. improving physicality and all of the benefits that go along with that r to facilitate a full life, and should not be considered an end in itself.
Lift to live, dont live to lift.
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Sad. improving physicality and all of the benefits that go along with that r to facilitate a full life, and should not be considered an end in itself.
Lift to live, dont live to lift.
I'm a bit jaded, spent the last five years taking care of my dad who got alzheimers in his 50s, died in summer 2015. Life sucks and I like to have my little OCD routine to obsess over to isolate myself from it
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I'm a bit jaded, spent the last five years taking care of my dad who got alzheimers in his 50s, died in summer 2015. Life sucks and I like to have my little OCD routine to obsess over to isolate myself from it
Ur a good man, dude – a good son.
I'll tell u.... there are ultimately no happy endings in this world, no dignity in this life. We all wither away or worse. Keep that in mind and find something meaningful.
Wat r u good at? Wat will be your life's work?
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i think people are more addicted to the internet and getbig than excercising
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No it's more of a symptom of a larger disease. Like Dr Evil's father, the relentlessly self improving boulangerie owner, I have a hard time "re" "lax" "ing."
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I think addiction ultimately means, 'cant stop doing it, even though it makes you weaker.'
I think if I broke a leg and couldn't run or lift anymore I would probably kill myself. I look at people who don't exercise at all like they're part of an alien species. These fat fucks will all probably outlive me and lead less painful lives though.
Anyone else feel the same way at times?
Yes, because they live less painful lives than me.
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I'm a bit jaded, spent the last five years taking care of my dad who got alzheimers in his 50s, died in summer 2015. Life sucks and I like to have my little OCD routine to obsess over to isolate myself from it
most psychologists say that a structured daily (exercise) routine is good for dealing with grief or other troubles in life.
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No, i dont actually like training, I do it because I get results.
If i could look like I do with out the gym I would never go...
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ronnie coleman is an exercise addict
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If i could look like I do with out the gym I would never go...
That is good point. But for me it can also be an escape or release from the day.
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i think people are more addicted to the internet and getbig than excercising
X2. I've exercised once in two months. Probably going to just hire a personal trainer soon, as I'm a disgusting fat body.
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No, i dont actually like training, I do it because I get results.
If i could look like I do with out the gym I would never go...
1000% agree.
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I am an exercise addict and a heath nut if I see you at the supermarket with junk in your trolley I will lecture you and insist that you put it back.
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No, i dont actually like training, I do it because I get results.
If i could look like I do with out the gym I would never go...
Agree, I've never really enjoyed training but I'm in the gym 5 days a week.
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I'm an exercise enthusiast. Not an addict. It's a fine line.
I would put myself in this boat also.
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I am an exercise addict and a heath nut if I see you at the supermarket with junk in your trolley I will lecture you and insist that you put it back.
Easily the worst gimmick on here in yrs.
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I only go to the gym 3-4 times a week. Just enough to keep what I have right now. Kinda maxed out as a natural now.
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I like to think of myself as pursuing a progressive resistance regimen. What I AM addicted to is the dimepiece pussy I get as a result of my gym efforts. Chicks just love my rock hard buns. ;)
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I like training, probably more so than the results it gives and training is the highlight of my day and always look forward to it but wouldn't say addicted and can easily take a week of here and there when feeling run down
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ronnie coleman is an exercise drug addict
......and an illiterate one at that.
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The endorphins help my spinal injuries feel much better and help me deal with stress so I would say I'm somewhat addicted.
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I would put myself in this boat also.
Same here.
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I think addiction ultimately means, 'cant stop doing it, even though it makes you weaker.'
I think if I broke a leg and couldn't run or lift anymore I would probably kill myself. I look at people who don't exercise at all like they're part of an alien species. These fat fucks will all probably outlive me and lead less painful lives though.
Anyone else feel the same way at times?
I know what you mean. I don't know if I'd kill myself, but an injury that eliminates my ability to workout would be catastrophic.
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......and an illiterate one at that.
steroids don't cripple you, chronic overtraining does
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steroids don't cripple you, chronic overtraining does
Ah......The "No brain, no pain" theory. Well played.....
Actually, I was referring to Doltman's inability to form a complete sentence.
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The endorphins help my spinal injuries feel much better and help me deal with stress so I would say I'm somewhat addicted.
Interesting, I feel something similar... Until I get some strenuous exercise in there's a level of perceptible anxiety that just never goes away. Isn't anything like it used to be, but it's still there. I also feel less aches and pains after sufficient exercise -- could feel uncomfortable tight all day otherwise.
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yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .
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yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .
lol ok.
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yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .
lol