The top 10 things I should have done sooner
JAprufrock
Did desertscrub's mom suck you dry, too?
After my marriage dissolved six years ago, I was a mess for about three years. Had no motivation to do anything or talk to anybody and kept everything inside of me.
Then, about three years ago, at age 50, I had sort of an epiphany. I began living life again and doing some things I should have started doing immediately after my breakup, if not before.
It began with one thing and led to another. And I feel much better now.
I don't discuss this with friends, family, co-workers, anybody. But talking about these things anonymously on TUSCL provides an outlet.
So, here's a list of 10 things I wish I would have done sooner, in reverse order of importance:
10. Stop playing video games: I wasted too much time playing video games after my break-up. I felt like a stripper's boyfriend, minus the access to pussy, the unemployment checks and empty Doritos bags. I've played maybe once in the past year. Now I use my PlayStation only for accessing porn, as it should be.
9. Switch from tidy whities to black briefs: Chicks dig black briefs. At least that's what the ones I've paid for sex tell me.
8. Body spray and lotion: I smell better and my skin is no longer dry. I'm hoping this gets me laid one day without having to pay for it.
7. Smooth shaven: I've lost the beard for a smooth-shaven look. Feel and look younger.
6. Remove body hair from shoulders to crotch: I started using hair remover cream on my shoulders, back, chest, arms and crotch and the babes love the smooth look and feel. At least that's what I'm told by the ones who work the erotic massage parlors I've frequented.
5. Enjoying a cold one: I had stopped drinking for a long time but now I'm enjoying a cold beer, or several, on a Friday night (sometimes Saturday). I don't get shit-faced drunk and always make sure I have only two when I'm driving.
4. Less junk food: I rarely eat fast food anymore, only when I'm traveling or pressed for time. It saves money and I'm healthier and lighter as a result. I don't cook much, so I go to Costco and stock up. They have great frozen foods I'd highly recommend: Fish, shrimp, burgers, chicken strips, ravioli, burritos, pizza and more.
3. Nude beaches: Love being naked outdoors under a warm sun. Have visited Gunnison Beach in New Jersey once and Haulover Beach in South Florida several times the past few years.
2. Mongering: I spent several years without female companionship of any kind following my breakup. Was still holding out hope for a reconciliation that I now know will never materialize. I'm not a big fan of U.S. strip clubs due to lack of value and not wanting to do anything illegal. Thanks to TUSCL, I discovered the joys of Tijuana. Been to Club Hong twice and Allure Massage near Toronto a couple of times. I'm hoping destinations such as Colombia, Costa Rica and Germany (FKK clubs) are in my future as well.
1. Exercise: By far the No. 1 thing I wish I would have done sooner. I worked out in the past, but not to this extent. I'm in the gym almost every day, lifting and doing cardio and I've lost a lot of weight. I feel great and get complimented often. It has done a world of good for my self-esteem, which had practically bottomed out, and has increased my confidence exponentially. I can't recommend this enough.
I'm sure I'll add to the list in the years to come. Better late than never.
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The years def fly by - as one gets older at one point one may not have the health, or maybe finances, to do or enjoy certain things they always wanted to do - IDK what is the best way to go about it, try go get in as much as you can and don't worry about the future, or be conservative and save as much as you can for tomorrow - I guess the prudent choice is to play-it-down-the-middle and have fun but also save for the future.
Our American society seems to put too-much emphasis on work where many people don't take vacations b/c they feel they can't be away from their jobs and many white-collar folks will be even doing work or at least checking-in (emails, etc) during a vacation.
I think it was TUSCLer Che whom once posted something along the lines of:
In the US, when you meet someone, the first thing they often ask you is what you do for work - in other places (Europe, etc) the first thing they often ask you is what do you do for fun or ask you about your family - or something like that.
I think we humans were made to be with each other - being isolated is def not healthy - one thing is to have some personal downtime, but I think we are at our best when we are engaging with one another.
1)Mental health---meditating, being mindful, and learning something new.
2)Regenerative health--it's amazing how consistently getting good night's sleep helps w/daily grind. More resources to deal w/ the bullshit.
3)Dietary health--eating clean. at the very least cut down sugars and processed junk. optimize w/even healthier choices for better results
4)Physical health--both resistance and cardio training, honestly been slacking a bit this year. feels like i'm just going through the motions
5)Social health--definitely my currently least addressed one. never been the type to make friends easily, or if i did was just superficial. but working on 1-4 i'm in a better place to work on 5.
Our stories have similarities, the depression numbs you but eventually you can overcome it and become a stronger, more balanced person.
@warrior15 I'm not sure exactly what clicked inside of me three years ago, but I give TUSCL much credit. I stumbled upon this site in May 2016 and realized life is too short to waste on non-essential activities and I should do what makes me happy. When I got into the mongering game, it motivated me to do whatever I can to be more desirable to women, which explains several items on my list.
Well I’m younger but I’m definitely seeing a streamline of things I like to do. Exercise, Money and Pussy. I’ve kind of lost my love of sports. I used to be such a big baseball fan. I still am a fan. But not like I used to be. All sports. I don’t like watching others succeed. I just don’t give a fuck, when I was a kid, yeah they were my hero’s but now fuck no. Movies, video games and many tv shows too. So much of it just just fake bullshit to me.
Nope. This is my story. And there is some 10 begging to be fucked in my future. I’ll spend more time finding her then watching others. And that shit is actually real. It can actually happen. Isn’t that so fucking wonderful?
But it is so rewarding to regain the mobility that I had when I was younger. To sit up quicker, not feel my belly getting in my way.
And receive as well, an occasional compliment from a stripper that I look younger than my age!
I’m a guy in my mid-30’s and a couple years ago I made a few lifestyle choices that really paid off. All I did was find motivation to change my diet and start exercising again. I lost 30 pounds after about 6 months, and I found myself back to the weight I was my freshman year of college. Today I am still maintaining that weight.
During the whole process of getting there, I noticed a huge difference in my overall health. I would say it had a bigger impact on my self-esteem and mental health than it did on my overall physical health. There is no better feeling in the world than what you feel right after you accomplish such a remarkable thing. If there is a downside, once you get there, everything balances itself out and the excitement starts to wear off, but the key is to reflect back as a reminder that you don’t want to take any steps backwards.
Eating healthier. I went from eating junk food every day to once a week. Can now wearing medium instead of 2XL.Its amazing to think how easy it was to do and these days when I slip and pig out I feel like I have an alien in my stomach.
Working out regularly. I used to think that working out more than an hour a day would lead to injuries but it is the opposite. If you work out 5 times a week for more than an hour you not only dont feel pain in the gym, but no pain at home
But, having said this, there was Ryan Bowen who road across the US on a bicycle, to get the first Obama Inauguration. He was doing close to 200 miles per day. It was said that he had to eat around 7000 calories per day just to maintain body weight.
I found that riding in the Davis Double Century, with 7000 ft of climbing, cased me to eat in monumental proportions the next day.
I have also found that riding 100 to 200 miles per week still does not allow you to just eat as much as you want without gaining weight.
But, when you get to 300 miles per week, I would say that weight gain does start to become impossible.
And this is why it is important to see the bicycle as a source of transportation, not as a form of conspicuous recreation. No one has that much recreational time. It can only work if it is transportation, and usually day or night all weather transportation.
The bicycle is much more practical than the automobile. It is the automobile which should be seen as an expensive and impractical toy.
SJG
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