>>81965974
sometimes I think about starting over but I feel like if I woke up tomorrow and I was in Elementary School again with all the knowledge that I have now I would just have a panic attack and die.
I was actually thinking about it the other night in bed, how stupid that scenario would be.

Sure, I could totally fix my life if I woke up tomorrow and I was in 3rd grade. But my knowledge would also completely fuck up my life at the same time.
Do I even remember what I liked in 3rd grade? Do I remember how I would talk to my neighborhood friends? What would I call my parents?
I would need to like, relearn everything I did as a 9 year old and try to blend in while also making all the correct choices that I feel like I missed.

Seems really fucking stressful. Would be cool to play the peak of Xbox Live again though.

>>81956333
What if the guy who made it was actually just making a honeypot all along?

>>81630178
They were extremely popular back in the day.
You probably weren't that deep into internet culture in the 2000s if you never followed one.
The internet used to be run by actual nerds and weirdos who were passionate about things.

As a noobie that has only been going for a little over a month, what are ways to ease mental burden? like how I get more tired when I'm counting in my head.
I try to keep track of my reps by counting to 10-20 in my head, but it seems like once I hit 17-18 the weight becomes way heavier and I can barely do the last two.
It seems like an obvious mental block.
Earlier today I was at the gym and I was doing a bunch of Lat Pulldowns and I felt great, didn't count at all just kept going until I couldn't.
I have no idea how many I did but it was a lot, I wonder if counting would've made it harder? Other people experience this right?