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CabelD
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danmooj1
United States1855 Posts
I think regular exercise is really underrated and is vital to our well being. Try picking up a sport. If that's not a practical option, run laps around your neighborhood or you're school track if it's open to the public. It's gonna be a bitch to start but once you do it regularly, I can guarantee it will have positive effect on all aspects of your life. If not it'll at least make you healthy and look better. And don't tell me that you're not "motivated" enough to start because that's just you being a lazy bastard. How badly do you want to achieve these goals? Wouldn't hurt to try something new right? Don't be a bitch about working out either, push yourself. Good Luck P.S. Don't ever turn to drugs. If you're going to smoke weed wait until you're older, at least until you graduate high school. If you turn to the harder ones, I'm gonna personally find you and kick your ass. | ||
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Antylamon
United States1981 Posts
On the topic of uninstalling all of your games, it isn't going to work. Such extreme measures of self-discipline will always result in you finding a loophole, such as browsing the internet or watching TV instead. If you went as far as you can go with it, then it conflicts completely with your goal of happiness. If you insist on disciplining yourself, then reward yourself instead. Install one of your games and play it after you have finished your homework, for example. Earning the respect of your peers... ouch. Unfortunately enough, people are generally less fair than they think they are. First impressions mean way too much. However, if you show visible improvement for a long enough period of time, then their opinion of you will change. Being nicer to your little brother seems like a much less important goal, unless you use violence against him or something. Also, odds are your teachers don't hate you because you aren't doing well. Hell, I doubt they hate you at all, unless you are being very impolite to them. Still, I have had a long and lucky history of great teachers, so that might be different for you. Hopefully you can find a hobby which you enjoy and find enough motivation to persist for your goals, but don't dangle on the "hopefully!" GLHF!  | ||
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