LowExperience2368
If you choose to talk about something to someone that they don’t necessarily care about, the whole subtext is sharing how you’re feeling, right?
Ok I didn’t phrase that very well. What I don’t like is how I listen to people’s shit and am patient with them, even if I’m not necessarily interested in the topic, yet other people wouldn’t do the same for me.
Is it not a basic human decency thing to do?
I think it’s just the amenities and the location tbh. Plus they don’t let a whole heap of people join so it’s not super busy.
I think I will freeze it and find somewhere else. There’s another gym nearby that has a membership for the same price except it includes reformer pilates. Except the gym kind of has bad reviews.
I have a bit of a dilemma. So my gym is like 42 a week because it’s “premium”, but because I’ve been sick and had a mental breakdown over the past few weeks, I haven’t been for a while.
I’m really conflicted about whether or not to try somewhere else. It’s the whole starting at a new, busier gym that’s intimidating. So it’s either a) I step it up and actually use my membership or b) suspend my membership at current gym to try out some other gyms and see which I like better.
Anyone had experience switching gyms?
This reminds me of me. I am never going back to online dating again because it gives so much false hope in my experience. I think all you can do with this person is stick by them and hope that they’ll learn their lesson one day. When you have the “love brain” switched on, it’s really difficult to think logically. Therapy helps and really noticing how you feel.
A question for your Monday night - how do people manage to push through and get their work done?
I cannot get started on my uni work because of an overwhelming “paralysis” feeling where I cannot push myself to do anything.