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LonlinessSubmitted by Wesley on February 11, 2008 - 9:40pm.
"Other times I use this solo time to really concentrate on the weights, crunches, lunges, situps. It's a better workout if I concentrate. I might be feeling a bit lonely but at least I'm working hard." I know that your post isn't about working out but when I'm at the gym I do appreciate the ability to focus on my workout. I look around at so many people chatting it up and feel that while they might be having a good time they'll have to be there 2x the time I will do get any kind of work out. I love friends and talking to people but if I only have an hour for weights I just can't spend 30 minutes chatting about last nights game. As for this... "Feeling lonely also reminds me of how happy I feel when I talk to my friends and my sisters and other people who I have an affinity for." Bingo. Right on! Wesley Hein »
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