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- Nov 11, 2003
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recently i've made some good friends with whom i can connect with. but i also feel that as far as mental strength goes, they are a helluva lot stronger than i am and in a way that makes me feel "below them" or to put it bluntly "weak". i'm constantly reminded of things mentally i need to work on so much so that i rarely able to see how i'm progressing. my own mental strength is what stopping me from being a "complete" man and i know that i'm missin intensity and confidence in life...but not in the gym. in the gym i'm a different person...just tryin to combine the two confuses me at times and other times leaves me unsure. at lot of it comes from my upbringing of being sheltered and lack of life experience which i come to find out now and it sucks. it makes me feel that i haven't gone anywhere in life and achieved nothing. for one, when i have a problem, i can't get over it quickly and move on..i have a big problem there. my parents guilt-tripped me a lot when i was growing up...which is why i have problem gettin over fuck-up...they possess me for days and i try too hard at gettin over them. i also don't think before i act and sometimes don't think at all. not sure how to go about that one...
i just get confused on how to act and feel during most situations and a lot of times when i react to them, they end up being the wrong reaction. i also get confused on what a "man" should act or be like. but i see my friends as such and its because of the life experiences they have...does that mean that because i don't have life experience...i'm not a man? i see that being a man is about being confident and knowing your place and mission in the world and i can't seem to find my place or my mission in life...can anyone give insight into this...
i just get confused on how to act and feel during most situations and a lot of times when i react to them, they end up being the wrong reaction. i also get confused on what a "man" should act or be like. but i see my friends as such and its because of the life experiences they have...does that mean that because i don't have life experience...i'm not a man? i see that being a man is about being confident and knowing your place and mission in the world and i can't seem to find my place or my mission in life...can anyone give insight into this...
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