Anonymous
7/18/2025, 9:56:05 AM No.33380139
I'm 26. Should I give it one more shot at self-improvement or accept that I'll always be a loser?
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Thread 33380139 - /adv/ [Archived: 329 hours ago]
Simon Salva - Apostle to the 4channers
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7/18/2025, 10:00:13 AM No.33380149
The only self improvement you need is Jesus Christ, fren.
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 10:02:08 AM No.33380150
>>33380139 (OP)
>give it one more shot
wrong mindset, NGMI. sorry.
fitness, training, education, etc. are not temporary things you force yourself to do for a while then quit once you reach an arbitrary milestone. they're a way of life
>give it one more shot
wrong mindset, NGMI. sorry.
fitness, training, education, etc. are not temporary things you force yourself to do for a while then quit once you reach an arbitrary milestone. they're a way of life
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 10:07:12 AM No.33380161
>>33380149
Fuck you insane nigger
Fuck you insane nigger
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 10:07:24 AM No.33380162
>>33380139 (OP)
give it one more shot...scratch that...give yourself unlimited number of shots. you're never too old for self-improvement. When you get to 36, you're going to wish you started earlier.
give it one more shot...scratch that...give yourself unlimited number of shots. you're never too old for self-improvement. When you get to 36, you're going to wish you started earlier.
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 10:43:24 AM No.33380226
>>33380150
>fitness, training, education, etc. are not temporary things you force yourself to do for a while then quit once you reach an arbitrary milestone. they're a way of life
Not for me. I've been doing nothing and regressing ever since I started working 7 years ago.
I also phrased it wrong in the OP. I meant life reset, not self-improvement. Basically, I want to quit my job, use the time and energy to work on my appearance, then, once I hate myself a little less, get qualifications for a different job, and ease myself back into the working process, while hopefully continuing these good habits.
>fitness, training, education, etc. are not temporary things you force yourself to do for a while then quit once you reach an arbitrary milestone. they're a way of life
Not for me. I've been doing nothing and regressing ever since I started working 7 years ago.
I also phrased it wrong in the OP. I meant life reset, not self-improvement. Basically, I want to quit my job, use the time and energy to work on my appearance, then, once I hate myself a little less, get qualifications for a different job, and ease myself back into the working process, while hopefully continuing these good habits.