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I like this sub-forum, the main has been shit for a few years, but I thoroughly enjoy the pub community.
@JimRussel, I agree that it can be frustrating when people spin their wheels and complain about not making progress. Personally, I'm inspired by your progress and your determination to get as strong as possible especially considering what you dealt with injury wise. However, @Oblivian is correct, lifting is fun for most of us, we don't all have the same goals as you do. Outside of daken, I don't think there is much complaining or excuse making on this sub-forum. It's possible to really want to be stronger but for it to not be someone's top priority. For me it comes in behind providing for my family, having a good relationship with my wife and kid, and overall health. That doesn't stop me from loving to put a bar on my back and squat. I know I'll still love lifting when I'm older and its an even lower priority than it is now.
@JimRussel, I agree that it can be frustrating when people spin their wheels and complain about not making progress. Personally, I'm inspired by your progress and your determination to get as strong as possible especially considering what you dealt with injury wise. However, @Oblivian is correct, lifting is fun for most of us, we don't all have the same goals as you do. Outside of daken, I don't think there is much complaining or excuse making on this sub-forum. It's possible to really want to be stronger but for it to not be someone's top priority. For me it comes in behind providing for my family, having a good relationship with my wife and kid, and overall health. That doesn't stop me from loving to put a bar on my back and squat. I know I'll still love lifting when I'm older and its an even lower priority than it is now.