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| 1 | I’m 28 and feel like a failureGet out of your head. Don't overanalyze things. Do these 5 things: Exercise. Everyday. Any kind. Meditate. No overthinking. Calm the mind. Focus. Read for one 1 hour. No screen. Create a growth - learning mindset. Get rid of doomscrolling. Sleep at the same time and for 8-9 hours. Daily. Cook healthy food at home. No alcohol. No Doordash. Just execute. Don't analyze. Do this for 30 days. Come back here. I challenge you. | /r/MenSupportMen | 22/10/24 12:13 AM |
| 0 | Wish my family would work as hard as I do.'Doesn't matter how fucking tired, hurt, emotionally and mentally drained I am... only results matter and the bills need to be paid." This is not a healthy, balanced lifestyle, mate. Working yourself to death and exhaust yourself "because the bills need to get paid" is nonsense. It's about being balanced: you need assets and accumulate wealth to secure your future, but you cannot ignore mental well-being, physical exhaustion and emotionally trauma, because it's a recipe for a burn-out or worse. … | /r/MenSupportMen | 19/06/24 01:17 AM |
| 2 | Looking to some guys to vent toI'm 50 and let me tell you two things. Share these things with your partner only and not your mother. Communication is key and transparency with your partner is very important. With your mother, the opposite. Tell her as much as she need to know only, no why's and buts. Your mom will ALWAYS treat you as a kid, no matter your age. I'm 50, my mom is 74. She still questions my decisions in life like a parent, but I no longer entertain that. Tell your mom that you've decided to leave the job for rea… | /r/MenSupportMen | 19/06/24 01:10 AM |
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