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Originally Posted by poopypants Im sorry and sadly have been in your same situation before, getting back in the gym and working out again was the best possible therapy i could ask for, elevating my mood and self esteem and realizing whats really important again, good luck my bro im sure youll continue to progress and hopefully can give us a good showing with this stuff  |
I feel your pain, guys. I had serious strength and mass gains while in the gym last summer, but my ex and I ended up splitting, not to mention that she was also pregnant with our son at the time. The following events of our breakup resulted in me losing a very good job, having no money, nothing. We were together for about 14 months or so. It was more hard on me than it was on her, but the tables have turned. It's driving her crazy that I've clearly moved on and I'm now happier than ever, seeing someone new.
I really wish that I could've been able to get back into the gym, months ago. There's much more to the story than I'm mentioning, but I ended up in jail, going in and out of court, etc. It would've done me a lot of good. I was stressed to the max and borderline depressed. I miss the rush I used to get while lifting heavy in the gym and getting all of my aggression out, meanwhile listening to some pretty hard and heavy tunes. I actually have a job interview tomorrow morning, so I'm hoping that I'll get a job soon, so that I can renew my gym membership and get back in there. I miss the rush, the confidence, my old physique, etc. I miss it all. The gym is an amazing place to be.