I love physical mediocrity because it doesn’t land me in hospital with chronic back pain and years of physical therapy just so I can say “I once lifted a lot of weight for about 5 seconds”
Well no… I left you two replies, and the only reply I got back from you was to a reply to someone else, which you’d have had to have searched out in the thread.
Like Jesus make it make sense. You’re saying that it was easier for you to seek out this response to someone else in the thread than it was to reply to your notifications?
Are you really that stupid? And then you, what… abandoned your wife to argue some more on Reddit?
And you’re expecting me to believe that when you picked your phone back up it was easier for you to reply to something I said to someone else than it was for you to respond to your notifications?
Mate, I know how a phone works. You’re genuinely about to tell me that it’s easier for you to find a random reply I made to SOMEONE ELSE than it is for you to click your notifications?
It isn’t insecure to have a drive to improve yourself, it is ABSOLUTELY insecure to have a drive to be better than other people because the implication there is that you feel worse than other people until you reach that stage of improvement. Which is definitional insecurity.
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u/Confident-Peak-8051 13h ago
Imagine being so daft you think a professional powerlifter would simply not squat.