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2015-12-15 03:02:50 Post No. 24996307
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2015-12-15 03:02:50
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Lifting will ruin your life srs
Lifting was a huge part of my life for 10-12 years so I have a lot to say about it, but here are some random thoughts I'll just blurt out:
> I thought drinking was insanely unhealthy and would absolutely ruin me, so I never drank
> As such, I had zero social life through university
> Avoid all social events in order to eat properly
> Panic about food contents, can't eat casually with people, need to bring my own
> Had to rush home to eat a measured amount of white rice after sports training while the lads went out slaying
> OLC filters for the most obsessed aspie lifters in the world, so forums just feedback on these ideas and encourage each other (sound familiar?)
> constant exposure to people online with elite genetics and/or roiding their brains out, totally false expectations of gains
> ruin body with chronic overtraining trying to achieve impossible results
> srsly v serious overtraining
> didn't get morning wood for about ten years, thought it was normal
> making your whole body sore as **** multiple times per week for years on end = incredible amount of chronic stress
> low energy, low mood, makes you withdrawn as ****
> joint damage and permanent injuries
> physique looks retarded anyway
> borderline eating disorder, still haven't recovered, can never see food in normal way again
> develop the idea that making things hard (therefore achieving less per effort) is honourable and correct. Very hard to shake it, comes to affect rest of life)
> develop the idea that you're never "ready", need to get bigger, leaner and/or stronger and THEN can go to that party you were invited to eight years ago and people will like you.
