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  • Re: How do you find a "Why"?

    Because I was told it would be good for me/because I was getting nagged. Started at the gym/running because I was told I should/would be good for me/got nagged Activities/hobbies: wargaming, birdwatc…
  • Re: How do you find a "Why"?

    No, not presumptuous: accurate. I was put on a list for counselling years ago, after a three year wait I got twelve sessions, was pronounced "cured" and turfed back out of the system to get…
  • Re: How do you find a "Why"?

    I don't know. Seriously. I don't know if the mental strain of constant vigilance over food, the having to give more of my limited time for other hobbies over to exercise, the arguments about what foo…
  • Re: How do you find a "Why"?

    Thanks, I'll look at the book. I've tried goals: run a 5k, run a 5k faster, run a 5k in under xxx minutes, squat my bodyweight, 110%, 150%, topped out at 175%, and it was all just tick the box, move …
  • How do you find a "Why"?

    I'm finding it impossible to find a why. Maintaining constant vigilance around food is exhausting. Exercising doesn't make me feel better (weights lifted, distances run etc are just numbers), never h…
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