RE: Real Talk About Friends On Steem... Or Lack Thereof
I came for the cryptos and sharing original content with people. The friendships formed in the process was certainly a big plus and inevitable so I certainly looked forward to that. I dont really know anyone thats into crypto so making friends that here on steemit is great. I've always had online friendships since I have been online gaming for 21 years now. I certainly miss my steemit buddies (you included) and being more involved. If you ever end up in the duluth area I'd be happy to link up. Having my business open every night has me pretty stuck so im unable to travel until it starts to grow enough. Maybe I will be a crypto-millionaire before then.
Anything Crypto-related started mostly as a very anonymous entity so perhaps some people either have something to hide or are just not comfortable [yet] mixing their normal lives with their "crypto lives"
The long work days have made me a certain kind of lazy that I can't seem to break out of, but if it helps I still think about ya all the time and hope things are going good for you. I tell people about some of your thrifting stories cause there is so much hidden money out there.
Ive just been tired, and tired of being tired. Doing a lot of binge watching and im getting sick of maintaining my drugwars account it takes up too much time. I havent been exercising and ive probably gained back what i worked so hard on to lose but im trying to get back into it.
I was actually just thinking the other day why am I wasting time arguing with these abusers cause they are mad I flagged them when I could be reading a friends latest post.
Your and @belemo's comments got me to wake up and start the challenge again. Thank you.
https://steemit.com/fitness/@steemmatt/putting-back-the-manual-into-fitness-restarting-the-steem-daily-100-rep-fitness-challenge-with-50-push-ups-50-air-squats
Some of us got here too soon before interest groups were there (your rock hunting and dream analysis for example). Ever consider a metal detector that's specialized for picking up gold nuggets? I like metal detecting for vintage things, but haven't sought gold yet. Seems like a fun hobby with plenty of thrills if you know where to look.
^--You're totally right here. I know this, it's just baffling how people don't eventually let their guard down after 1, 2 or 3 years... and countless interactions that would normally build enough trust to do so.
I'm going to say this once and probably start repeating myself: GET BACK INTO EXERCISING!!!! My two baseball teams just ended for a month, so while I'm in great shape from ~35 games and lots of other activity (lost 14 pounds in the process) I'm going to be hitting the workouts hard to start to level up a notch for the Fall season and for next year. I can finally focus on myself now (knock on wood), so this is going to be a #1 priority for the next 6-7 months, with business and drumming being next.