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#95768
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sonicsyndicate (09/16/2013) [-] i feel like my adrenaline is rushing im freezing cold and im shaking like a margarita mixer and it wont stop was wrong with me
#95764
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chewythewolftwo (09/16/2013) [-] Can I get some insight on how to gain better control of my emotions? I get upset over certain things way too easily and it's embarrassing because I end up hurting the ones I care about as a result. It's kind of reached a boiling point and I'm desperately hoping I can better myself before I lose my closest friend thanks to my big head.
Help? Please.
Help? Please.
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goodcheese (09/16/2013) [-] understand exactly what makes you feel a certain way and why. that way when a situation arises that you know you might potentially overreact to, you can try and remove yourself from the situation or just predict and then control yourself when you do feel the emotion. remember that while you can't control how you feel, you can control how you act upon how you feel. on that note, understanding things that you can and cannot control is a great way to not let things get to you. but constantly reminding yourself that if something is out of your control then there's nothing you can do to change it, it allows you to focus on things you can control and maybe cause a better outcome
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mffinmanu (09/16/2013) [-] so a couple months back I confessed to a girl that I had been interested in for a while,and unbeknown to me she had recently gone through a breakup and said she needed some time, but she thought I was a nice guy and liked me. I said ok, and waited probably a month or two, and we kept in close contact, talking/texting almost every day. Then came summer vacation (I'm a junior in high school) and I asked her again. This time, she said she would be away most if not all of vacation at a camp. I said ok and waited again. So the next school year starts and I don't want to seem pushy so I wait another couple weeks. During this time she hints that she has romantic feelings for me as well. So finally I ask her another time if my romantic sentiments are mutual, and she says she wants to just be friends because apparently I'm a really good friend and really supportive and she doesn't want anything to change. through the entirety of our interaction, roughly 5 months, both she and I have been flirty and hinting at a romantic relationship, so I was rather surprised when she said this. She knew I was interested from the very beginning and had only given me vague and contradictory response to my advances, which made the waiting rather uncomfortable for me, because I never knew if she was not answering because she didn't know how to say no or what. Anyways, I was wondering if you guys think it's wrong that I expected a relationship? I know nice guys who expect something in return aren't nice at all but I think the circumstances here are different. During the final confrontation, I told her that not knowing has been making me uncomfortable and she started crying and now I feel like a really shitty person. I'm afraid I may have ruined our friendship by wanting to be more.
sorry for wall of text, thanks to all who respond.
sorry for wall of text, thanks to all who respond.
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alphabethsoop (09/16/2013) [-] It didn't sound like she liked you romantically wise from what you told us to be honest. I think that you were hoping something was there when there just wasn't. I suggest moving on and you should still be friends with her. Friends are always good to have.
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JustForTheLulz (09/16/2013) [-] >but she thought I was a nice guy and liked me
Did she say she liked you? If so, then I don't blame you for doing what you did, and I think you handled it well. The only thing I can think of is she didn't want to say no to you, out of fear that you'd stop talking to her, so she stalled for time. I could be wrong, maybe she didn't know what she wants, but it seems she likes you as a person, so it's up to you whether you want to become friends or not.
Did she say she liked you? If so, then I don't blame you for doing what you did, and I think you handled it well. The only thing I can think of is she didn't want to say no to you, out of fear that you'd stop talking to her, so she stalled for time. I could be wrong, maybe she didn't know what she wants, but it seems she likes you as a person, so it's up to you whether you want to become friends or not.
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mffinmanu (09/16/2013) [-] yes she said she thought she had romantic feelings towards me as well but at the time she wanted to get back into the swing of her school schedule so I waited a couple weeks. I think you are right about her not really knowing at the time what she wanted.
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machamango (09/16/2013) [-]
Ok, so quick background. I pointed out a girl that I found to be extremely cute while with my friends at school. Turns out she is the bestfriend of my one friends sister. Yadda yadda, him and my other friends talk to her all the time. They always joke around about me and her and they said they even told her that me and her should go to homecoming together. So, she had looked me up on Facebook, friend requested me, and I guess after looking at some of my pictures she told my one friend that she thought I was cute. I have never spoken with her and have never had the chance to do so.
So my question is. What should I do? I mean homecoming is soon, and I'd like to go with someone. The only problem is, I'm a freshman and she's a senior. :c
So my question is. What should I do? I mean homecoming is soon, and I'd like to go with someone. The only problem is, I'm a freshman and she's a senior. :c
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goodcheese (09/16/2013) [-] dude my best friend started dating his girlfriend when he was a freshman and she was a senior, they went to prom together too. and yea we made fun of them but they've been together for 5 years now so that's quite dope in my opinion.
just start talking to her and whatnot. and at the end of talking if you have some chemistry, ask her out
just start talking to her and whatnot. and at the end of talking if you have some chemistry, ask her out
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] I don't know if you guys like writing, but I've got a piece that I would like opinions on. Don't sugar coat anything; I don't like this piece, but I can't put my finger on why, so criticism will help me more than compliments, even if it's harsh.
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bluzzerstream (09/15/2013) [-] Is there anyone ere who can honestly say they've experienced lucid dreaming. I've tried and I'm starting to doubt it. Are there any easy actually working ways to learn i?
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] I do it maybe twice a week. I could try to explain, but it's a rather weird process;
I started off noticing black and white clowns in the background of my dreams, and it would make sorta notice that I was dreaming.
About a year ago the clowns stopped, so I started seeing bubbles, and when I saw the bubbles I would know I was dreaming and sort of "snap out of it" enough to lucid dream.
What I can't explain well is how the whole "noticing" thing started, which is kind of important. I guess it comes naturally to me, but I hope that was helpful. c:
I started off noticing black and white clowns in the background of my dreams, and it would make sorta notice that I was dreaming.
About a year ago the clowns stopped, so I started seeing bubbles, and when I saw the bubbles I would know I was dreaming and sort of "snap out of it" enough to lucid dream.
What I can't explain well is how the whole "noticing" thing started, which is kind of important. I guess it comes naturally to me, but I hope that was helpful. c:
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bluzzerstream (09/16/2013) [-] Yeah I've read about that and pushing your finger into your hand to see if it goes through and shit. I tried an app as the guy underneath me said. Tonight it didn't but I barely heard it when I woke up so it might be because I had to low volume
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frozo (09/15/2013) [-] I'm writing a student council presidency speech (11th grade), and although I know it's a popularity vote in the end I feel like I could be the best leader of them all. I can argue very well (Captain in Varsity Debate) and I'm relatively smart. I'm not too popular however.
What should I include/say?
What should I include/say?
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] The student body likes funny but serious; think "funny teacher/professional". Funny professionals stay on topic, but can joke about the topic.
Be funny enough to keep your topic interesting, but don't rely on things that are normally funny to bail you out. You most likely won't be focusing on anything funny. Like let's say for example that you're doing a speech on math. Math sucks. Math is not funny. You have to make math funny. Don't joke about things that are not part of your topic, make what you're actually talking about interesting or amusing. People will actually want to listen to you, while also gaining information about your campaign.
I speak from experience; I was quiet as all hell in middle school, maybe three friends in total; I was voted class president 6th and 7th grade, and vice president 8th grade using this method.
Be funny enough to keep your topic interesting, but don't rely on things that are normally funny to bail you out. You most likely won't be focusing on anything funny. Like let's say for example that you're doing a speech on math. Math sucks. Math is not funny. You have to make math funny. Don't joke about things that are not part of your topic, make what you're actually talking about interesting or amusing. People will actually want to listen to you, while also gaining information about your campaign.
I speak from experience; I was quiet as all hell in middle school, maybe three friends in total; I was voted class president 6th and 7th grade, and vice president 8th grade using this method.
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transgendered (09/15/2013) [-]
Hey. Long story short, I'm pretty sure I'm a little schizophrenic. Or at least just have psychotic symptoms. Basically, I think weird things that should sound completely stupid, but I still believe them.
And recently, I came up with a hypothesis. And I regret thinking this, coz its stuck. But theres this Girl I like called Aly. And for whatever reason, I think I've absorbed part of her personality. I dont know why I thought that, or why it happened, or why anything. I just know that to me, it is the truth.
Basically, I noticed that the faces I do and the way I act is exactly the way she does it... not with everything, but with quite a lot. Like when I start running, I instinctively put one arm across my chest to stop my boobs bouncing about... and I'm a guy. And my walk has changed too. I kinda like, swing my arms out as I walk.
and I know none of this makes sense, and I dont expect it Part of me just likes to get it off my chest. Part of me wants to ind a way to apologise for it without sounding too weird... but I'm sure I'll stop thinking about it soon enough either way...
And recently, I came up with a hypothesis. And I regret thinking this, coz its stuck. But theres this Girl I like called Aly. And for whatever reason, I think I've absorbed part of her personality. I dont know why I thought that, or why it happened, or why anything. I just know that to me, it is the truth.
Basically, I noticed that the faces I do and the way I act is exactly the way she does it... not with everything, but with quite a lot. Like when I start running, I instinctively put one arm across my chest to stop my boobs bouncing about... and I'm a guy. And my walk has changed too. I kinda like, swing my arms out as I walk.
and I know none of this makes sense, and I dont expect it Part of me just likes to get it off my chest. Part of me wants to ind a way to apologise for it without sounding too weird... but I'm sure I'll stop thinking about it soon enough either way...
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] My ex and I did this to each other all the time, we called it "rubbing off on each other" and it was kinda a huge joke to us. He used to twirl his drumsticks, so I got into the habit of twirling drumsticks in my fingers when I actually had none. From personal experience, it was never harmful. Just subconscious, copying things we liked, I guess.
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thisistheguy (09/15/2013) [-] Are there any programs I can download where I can mix music together into one big song? I wanna do something more or less like this -
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harbingerwolf (09/15/2013) [-] Sick of being alone and never having a girlfriend, 21 in a couple of months.
Wat do?
All my social groups arent much help and hardly do anything, and so i pretty much never go out. Feels like all there is to life at the minute is work, which is really really depressing at the minute.
Is internet dating worth a shot?
Wat do?
All my social groups arent much help and hardly do anything, and so i pretty much never go out. Feels like all there is to life at the minute is work, which is really really depressing at the minute.
Is internet dating worth a shot?
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alphabethsoop (09/16/2013) [-] You know you don't have to always be with your friends. You could go out and do something on your own to meet new people. Go to a show for a band you wouldn't normally see and talk to the people there. Its a great way to make new friends. You might even meet a special someone there.
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thedudeistheman (09/16/2013) [-] Yeah, I'd say it's worth a shot. I mean, there are many people who have significant relationships with people they meet on dating sites (some people meet on other sites just through the community, but I wouldn't recommend this as it's much riskier than a dating website).
I don't speak from experience, but sometimes you just need to hear outside thoughts about something.
I don't speak from experience, but sometimes you just need to hear outside thoughts about something.
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longboarding (09/15/2013) [-]
I'm 15 years old and I've gone through some experiences in my life that my psychiatrist describes as traumatic (Mom being alcoholic and drug abuser, dad getting diagnosed with cancer, going into a coma for 6 months, getting early onset dementia, mom leaving us 4 times and she's gone right now and has been for 3 months, etc) and now since my mom has left for the 4th time, my psychiatrist thinks I'm severely depressed. I'm bored constantly, I keep waiting for something to happen, I'm achieving significant goals but I don't feel gratification, I've lost interest in most of my hobbies, and I just look towards the future as the promise land. I'm just really confused because I'm really happy that my mom left, it's the best thing that's ever happened to me, my dad's gotten better because now he's taking all of his meds because my mom's not trying to keep him bed ridden or steal his pain medication, I can go places with out her shutting down all my plans because my dad lets me, I got to take driver's ed classes finally and earn my hardship license, and stuff like that that I couldn't do before. I just don't know why I feel like I'm in a purgitorial stage of life waiting to move on to bigger and better things. I've always had really big aspirations and I'm accomplishing all my goals that are stepping stones to get to them. I want to go to a great college like Stanford or one in the Ivy League and major in accounting, get my master's, and head off to wall street or snag a position high up in a bank that would take many years to achieve otherwise. I'm taking the highest level classes I can take as a sophomore, and I'm getting a 4.3 out of a possible 4.5, and I'm getting really high scores on my PSATs (184 as a freshman) and other standardized tests (top 1 or 2 percentile in everything) I have a lot of friends, I'm popular, I have a girlfriend out of my league, I just don't get why I feel like this.
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laundrysmeller (09/15/2013) [-] Hello Advice!
My boyfriend and I have a 2 year anniversary coming up.
And I could really use some inspiration, so I was just wondering.. what is your personal idea of a romantic day, gift, thing to do, etc?
My boyfriend and I have a 2 year anniversary coming up.
And I could really use some inspiration, so I was just wondering.. what is your personal idea of a romantic day, gift, thing to do, etc?
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laundrysmeller (09/16/2013) [-] I wish I knew.
when it comes to sex, i'm the one who likes to experiment the most.
I've asked him directly what he would like and not much of a response :/
He's the typical gamer/geek guy, like the most of the fj-community if that helps ...
when it comes to sex, i'm the one who likes to experiment the most.
I've asked him directly what he would like and not much of a response :/
He's the typical gamer/geek guy, like the most of the fj-community if that helps ...
#95664
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beddeb (09/15/2013) [-] Now I dont want to be the typical angsty teenager but how do you tell if you actually are depressed. I can go into more detail about myself in a pm if you actually feel like helping. If not, well, thats no news to me.
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] All of those apply to me, but I still feel kind of stupid saying I might have depression. It seems like it's a much bigger deal than whatever's going on with me, and like it's insulting to people who actually have depression to say my angsty teenager bullshit is depression.
I dunno. Sometimes it goes away, but when it comes back it hits like a brick in the face, for basically no reason. Like, I could be about to do something I really love, like go on vacation or something, and be completely unable to feel "happy" about it for seemingly no reason. I can never come up with what's causing the shitty mood, and everything seems fine, but I'm just...sad. For no reason. And it doesn't go away.
It sucks.
I dunno. Sometimes it goes away, but when it comes back it hits like a brick in the face, for basically no reason. Like, I could be about to do something I really love, like go on vacation or something, and be completely unable to feel "happy" about it for seemingly no reason. I can never come up with what's causing the shitty mood, and everything seems fine, but I'm just...sad. For no reason. And it doesn't go away.
It sucks.
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beddeb (09/15/2013) [-] I have goals and shit. like I want to play guitar and yes be fit too but Ill try them and then just keep failing, feel like shit about it, eventually try again, fail again and its just a vicious cycle.. also I just feel alone in a crowd and at parties I just dont have fun either. Nothing really excites me anymore. Food doesnt taste as good. Video games arent fun. Friends arent fun, considering they treat me poorly. The only thing I have clung onto this whole time is listening to music and sitting in my room.
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sadawedsa **User deleted account** (09/15/2013) [-] I know what that feels like. Currently my friends of 6 years are seemingly getting dull and boring to me...I guess I'll get other friends but its going to suck leaving my current friends. Just sounds like you've got a motivational problem. How do you fail at lifting weights or playing guitar? it just takes time and practice, and you've got to learn to be patient. This took me years to learn patience, and i wish someone would have told me this sooner. You wont get these things right away, because amazing things are not easy. Easy things are not amazing.
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sadawedsa **User deleted account** (09/15/2013) [-] I know. I won't go into much depth in my experience for your sake, but people who earn it are always better than those who get it handed to them. I know that sounds cheesy but that is the truth. People who earn it know what it feels like to not have it, other than people who don't earn it.
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sadawedsa **User deleted account** (09/15/2013) [-] I never did any of those things. Though if you really feel like you need them, go ahead. It may give you a boost to start getting motivated, but don't depend on them. Is your problem just with failing at some things or is it bigger than that? I had to ask myself this question to find what i really needed to fix
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beddeb (09/15/2013) [-] I cant commit to learning something new so failing at stuff, nothing is enjoyable, everyone seems to annoy me, I feel guilty for a lot of peoples stuff even though it isnt really my fault, my friends and I are pretty much falling apart, I feel uncomfortable in big groups, I can never reciprocate the love my family gives me even though I want to, I am ashamed of my weight 190lbs, ashamed of being a virgin, ashamed of not having a girlfriend, ashamed that I cant fix my computer, ashamed that I cant even get myself to change so I can fit in with people I dont even like, ashamed that I have been set to do good things but cant seem to account for them [was selected to go to a state camp about leadership, government, etc, only a few go from school], ashamed in myself that I want to do fun stuff and be happy but can never get around to actually feeling it, disappointed that nobody really ever texts, calls, or messages me first in a conversation, ashamed that I cant take the initative to tell people how I actually feel about them and then losing opportunities to be in a relationship or actually just a good friendship..theres probably more but I cant quite think at the moment.
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sadawedsa **User deleted account** (09/15/2013) [-] Yeah, I got some of those problems too. I try to get new friends, but I don't want to initiate every time because then It just sounds pathetic. I'm 110lbs at 16 years old. I am pretty much skinny as fuck. That's why I decided to change myself. I wont tell you some sob story that you wont care about, but you got to work for the things you want. You got to want these things. How badly do you want it? When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you will get it.
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longboarding (09/15/2013) [-]
Does anyone else on this website have really expensive taste or just a general obsession with money? I don't know why but I do, all I know is I can't get enough.
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bladebites (09/16/2013) [-] I do. Tahnkfully my family makes a good deal of money and I can often buy whatever I want, but it's never enough. Like, once I get the thing I've been wanting, I go right on to wanting the next thing.
I also can't go out with less than a hundred dollars on me, it bothers me immensely.
I also can't go out with less than a hundred dollars on me, it bothers me immensely.
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weirdalchemy (09/15/2013) [-]
I need a new tv show(s) and I hope you all can give me some suggestions. Dexter & Breaking Bad are ending. Burn Notice, The Killing & True Blood have ended. (TB is coming back for one more season next year.) Walking Dead, Homeland, American Horror Story, Supernatural, Vikings and The Americans aren't back yet. The Newsroom, The Bridge & Ray Donovan are good right now. (I'm still not sure how I feel about Low Winter Sun.) Can you suggest any show/shows based on the ones that I enjoy?
I spend a lot of time in the hospital and that's why so much tv. I watch it on my laptop if they don't have the channel.
Thanks!
I spend a lot of time in the hospital and that's why so much tv. I watch it on my laptop if they don't have the channel.
Thanks!
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thedudeistheman (09/16/2013) [-] Freaks and Geeks
The IT Crowd
Arrested Development
Family Guy
Family Tree
Maron
Comedy Bang! Bang!
Firefly
Black Books
Spaced
Luther
Party Down
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Scrubs
I know that most of them aren't similar to the shows you recommended, but they're all worth wacthing.
The IT Crowd
Arrested Development
Family Guy
Family Tree
Maron
Comedy Bang! Bang!
Firefly
Black Books
Spaced
Luther
Party Down
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Scrubs
I know that most of them aren't similar to the shows you recommended, but they're all worth wacthing.
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akkere (09/15/2013) [-] Also, if you're into Roman pieces, Rome and Spartacus are pretty good ones too. Spartacus had to change the main actor however when the previous one died of cancer, which is why the last season might feel like it was a bit rushed, but it still kept it's power note.
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akkere (09/15/2013) [-] (You probably should've posted this in Television; you might get better results there)
Boardwalk Empire is a good one. It can be confusing if you miss one episode or miss important details, so stay frosty, but overall it's a nice piece on the Prohibition Era and the rise of organized crime. And it has Steve Buscemi, so you really can't go wrong with it.
Boardwalk Empire is a good one. It can be confusing if you miss one episode or miss important details, so stay frosty, but overall it's a nice piece on the Prohibition Era and the rise of organized crime. And it has Steve Buscemi, so you really can't go wrong with it.
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heraske (09/15/2013) [-] Hey guys, got a fitness issue I'd need some help with.
My abs seem relatively weak. They do bust out when I do flex and seem large, but whenever I do crunches I can barely pass 40. It's been going on for a year now. My first guess are obliques, but I'm just exercising those due to lack of exercise (they are soft when flexed, unlike my abs which are rock hard.) I believe I have 175 lbs last time I weighed myself. I could be 180 but I tend to fluxuate between 175 and 180 (guessing it's the shitting.) I'm in relatively good shape, just need to work out on Cardio a bit. If i could have any good independent exercises that'd be great. Preferable ones without the use of weight lifting tools.
My abs seem relatively weak. They do bust out when I do flex and seem large, but whenever I do crunches I can barely pass 40. It's been going on for a year now. My first guess are obliques, but I'm just exercising those due to lack of exercise (they are soft when flexed, unlike my abs which are rock hard.) I believe I have 175 lbs last time I weighed myself. I could be 180 but I tend to fluxuate between 175 and 180 (guessing it's the shitting.) I'm in relatively good shape, just need to work out on Cardio a bit. If i could have any good independent exercises that'd be great. Preferable ones without the use of weight lifting tools.
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longboarding (09/15/2013) [-]
If you wear a belt when you lift, like most semi-serious lifters, that's why. My dad taught me everything I know about lifting and he always wore a belt, and despite a 400+ bench, 500+ deadlift and squat, and 7% body fat, he never had a six pack because he always wore a belt.
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thisistheguy (09/15/2013) [-] What's your body fat percentage? You can do all the crunches in the world but you won't see any changes unless you get rid of your body fat. I like doing side crunches and russian twists for obliques, and cable crunches, reverse crunches and try roman chairs for abs.
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thisistheguy (09/16/2013) [-] Yeah that'll work. That's the big problem with abs is that people can have crazy strong abdominal muscles but its just hidden behind a layer of fat and the only way to get rid of it is to lower the overall body fat, focusing on just abs doesn't work if you already have them.
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heraske (09/16/2013) [-] Well I do have abs, it's not the visual effect I'm worried about. It's just the lack of endurance I have for them. I plan on joining the CF reserves when I turn 17 and I believe it's like 60 sit ups in a minute (I can do 60 sit ups with my feet held down, it's just that I can't do the 60 crunches, I cap at 40 before I can't lift my self further.)
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thisistheguy (09/16/2013) [-] You sit in a chair or platform with no back on it and lock your legs against something in front of you as you lean back and hold your body at a 45 degree angle. I've never done it because I couldn't find a chair for it but you can just make one I guess, it was Arnold Schwarzenegger's go to exercise for abs.
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heraske (09/16/2013) [-] Shit, really? I used to do that at one of my elementary school's picnic-style tables we had right next to the black top whenever I was bored LOL. I fuckin loved those, just never knew exactly how effective they were as i found them out by accident when I pulled the "matrix" to dodge a basketball.
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gotbannedicusvile ONLINE (09/15/2013) [-] Ok guys need some real talk. My parents are in a bit of a financial state at the moment and are very stressed. My dad works his ass of all week while my mom stays at home and,cleans,cooks, does taxes and pays bill ect ect.
I have been doing cocaine, speed and drinking almost every day and want to stop but Ive come to realize that like quitting smoking this is hard. I don't want bother my parents with this matter as they already have enough on there plate. I'm 17 and going to trade school in December. I just want to feel normal again. Any advice will help.
I have been doing cocaine, speed and drinking almost every day and want to stop but Ive come to realize that like quitting smoking this is hard. I don't want bother my parents with this matter as they already have enough on there plate. I'm 17 and going to trade school in December. I just want to feel normal again. Any advice will help.
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akkere (09/15/2013) [-] Replace the habits with something else; chewing gum, lollipops, etc. It's a pretty common way for people who suffer from addictions even as common as nicotine to help bridge themselves out.
Also, keep yourself occupied constantly. Don't stress yourself with work, but rather keep the work spaced out so you're constantly doing something every minute. The trick is to keep yourself from being idle so you don't think about the addiction and then begin to relapse.
You might even be able to help with your mother by learning how to cook and help cleaning a bit.
Also, keep yourself occupied constantly. Don't stress yourself with work, but rather keep the work spaced out so you're constantly doing something every minute. The trick is to keep yourself from being idle so you don't think about the addiction and then begin to relapse.
You might even be able to help with your mother by learning how to cook and help cleaning a bit.
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hargleblarg (09/15/2013) [-] best thing to do is cut one out at a time, not all at once. Like anything it's a process. Cut out one thing from your life and wait until you're sure you wont go back before cutting out another one. Replace them with other activities like running or drawing or whatever you enjoy doing so that you're not tempted back to them.
Hopefully that will work, best of luck to ya dude.
Hopefully that will work, best of luck to ya dude.
