It's a relief for me to know you read all of it. I'm actually rather passionate in trying to help people better themselves. I've given similar advice outside the digital environment to people who really needed it at the time.
Remember that life is temporarily, so seek comfort in that almost everything (except maybe for a few meta-physics concepts) will follow that path, and this actually great. This is the way of life of our species, and we all have the ability to excel. The feeling might be temporarily, but you can always do another workout, you can always remind yourself of the great things in life. You can always try again; so keep trying, keep doing, and at one point you will simply do it without any second thoughts.
>Yeah I know I shouldn't fuel the negativity but I know myself all too well.
You know yourself in today's time frame, but seek out that your future you will change according to your ideals and goals. Don't put yourself down: there is literally no logical or useful reason for it.
No problem dude! And the picture was from random gallery. I don't have any sauce, but TinEye might help.
Thank you for posting that. I'm very glad it is reaching people and helping.
Life goes on, and so do your chances of changing. Life is full of chances: more than we can act upon. That's what makes life so great!
hahahah I could reply something in the lines of "fuck off faggot" etc, but I know why you replied: because it hit you personally.
Weight lifting and cardio are incredible tools to boost and balance your hormones, and in turn your neurotransmitters. It's a vital part of life, and you will notice most successful people with a strong drive for life, usually have a suitable chemical balance. Yes, not 100% of the time, but frequent enough to matter greatly.
It's not just weight lifting or vitamins, it's a routine. It's discipline. It's doing something with a daily or weekly schedule.