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@Michael569 Any tips on how to do that consistently if you don't really have a stable social circle to do it with at the moment? Aside from doing hardcore stuff like going to a bar or a club alone and cold approaching people to make friends.

Are you going out together?

@Emerald It's interesting how Leo was seemingly not affected by it that much. Considering how he was still able to study a lot, lose a ton of weight, and become a billionaire. All before he started his pickup journey. Although I don't know all of his circumstances, obviously. Looking back at it, it seems that my mental health and my ability to function properly has gone to shit right when I've lost all my friends. First when I moved cities, and then when I moved to a different country. And then it got even worse when I moved out from my family and started being completely alone. Even though I really disliked living with my parent's and it was my dream to finally leave them. I went from being one of the better students in my hometown school to not being able to study at all and having to quit university because of it. And when I started leaving on my own I started having a lot of trouble eating healthy and keeping my apartment clean, even though I was always praised for both things as a kid, lol.

I just went bowling and then went to a bar with my co-workers. Nothing crazy, just spending time together and chatting about random things. And I just feel like living now. It is like I am filled with natural motivation for life. I was hesitant if I should go, I was actually regretting promising to go and wished that I could just spend some time at home as usual. But now I am super happy that I did. I didn't even contribute to the conversation all that much (although I've contributed more then I usually do, and I think I did really well in general). If someone reading this is struggling with depression and anxiety, I think this might be a super simple, almost magic pill solution to it. You don't need to become a pickup artist and turn it into some crazy self-improvement journey. I think that simply finding people to go out with once in a while, in a casual, friendly way, can be life changing.

@Rigel thanks

Imagine just smacking yourself in the face with it, lmao. Cartoon logic.

@Michael569 haha Breaking your teeth sounds funnier, tbh

I've decided to buy a club instead of a mace after all because it seems more basic. I should get it some time next week.

@Rigel cool, thank you for sharing. Yeah just learning how to move your body properly seems very important for basic health, beyond just being strong.

@Michael569 I wonder what your thoughts on this are. Side to side rotation and throwing movement seem like really important and useful movement patterns that most people don't train at all.

@Michael569 ok, I will let you know

@Michael569 I see. I guess I misunderstood the term. I was basically using it as a synonym for herbal medicine and other things like that

Can't believe this hasn't been posted yet. The guy will be a millionaire now

@Michael569 when you are talking about homeopathy, do you mean some specific healing protocol? Because I always thought that basically anything herbal and natural is homeopathy. Like chamomile tea.

I was very sceptical of them at first, because I thought that they are just another fitness gimmick and because there is already a million different ways to workout. I've always trying to keep my training minimal and focus on fundamental exercises like pull ups, push ups, dips, barbell squats, deadlifts, etc. But the more I learn about maces and clubs, the more I like them. They seem so fun to work with. And also it looks like they are perfect for balancing things out and filling the holes from the regular exercises. I am considering buying myself a mace now.