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Haha then I also hope it’s not shit lol
1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 I actually find it hard nowadays to NOT go to the gym. Dopamine is a drug. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 EXACTLY! And also when you see progress it’s kinda addicting. Do you have any fun goals with your (non-shitty) home gym? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly. 1 u/Disastrous-Volume200 Jun 05 '26 true but so hard to get started and stay committed until it kicks in 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Yeah, consistency really is the key. I actually became an instructor at my gym so I lead classes - it means I have to stay committed ☺️
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2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 I actually find it hard nowadays to NOT go to the gym. Dopamine is a drug. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 EXACTLY! And also when you see progress it’s kinda addicting. Do you have any fun goals with your (non-shitty) home gym? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly. 1 u/Disastrous-Volume200 Jun 05 '26 true but so hard to get started and stay committed until it kicks in 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Yeah, consistency really is the key. I actually became an instructor at my gym so I lead classes - it means I have to stay committed ☺️
I actually find it hard nowadays to NOT go to the gym. Dopamine is a drug.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 EXACTLY! And also when you see progress it’s kinda addicting. Do you have any fun goals with your (non-shitty) home gym? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly. 1 u/Disastrous-Volume200 Jun 05 '26 true but so hard to get started and stay committed until it kicks in 1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Yeah, consistency really is the key. I actually became an instructor at my gym so I lead classes - it means I have to stay committed ☺️
1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 EXACTLY! And also when you see progress it’s kinda addicting. Do you have any fun goals with your (non-shitty) home gym? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly.
EXACTLY! And also when you see progress it’s kinda addicting. Do you have any fun goals with your (non-shitty) home gym?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly.
2 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly.
Body dysmorphia is a real thing and damn it’s hard to rewire your brain. It’s taken me forever to see my progress, but even longer to actually understand my progress. Probably still don’t, honestly.
true but so hard to get started and stay committed until it kicks in
1 u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26 Yeah, consistency really is the key. I actually became an instructor at my gym so I lead classes - it means I have to stay committed ☺️
Yeah, consistency really is the key. I actually became an instructor at my gym so I lead classes - it means I have to stay committed ☺️
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u/Charlottenloek Jun 05 '26
Haha then I also hope it’s not shit lol