You say giving up video games is great? When the zombie apocalypse begins, you'll be glad you ran into me, with my years of virtual training coming into play

I don't just give things up unless they are truly detrimental to my health in some way. Once I move, and no longer have to negotiate my living arrangements, I will be giving up fast food and pop. I gave up smoking about three years ago and haven't looked back. Beyond that, I think it's just better to live in moderation.

As for the religious deal? If you disagree with somebody, thats fine, let's just avoid getting preachy on either side so that a topic that can help people doesn't end up being derailed and locked. And yes, I am purposely not posting my beliefs because they're my damn beliefs, my business.

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These hos ain't loyal

Best thing I gave up was Daily usage of PU forums.

These places can be useful when you start of, but the characters and conversations that go on a lot of pick up boards are worth avoiding and the paranoia and passive-hostility embodied in some PUA forum go-ers aren't great influences to have as regular features of your life.

I agree with this. Reading a lot of different views on one topic can help a lot. But it also causes you to overthink your own point of view. Although I didn't give up the forums.

1. Smoking. I started playing competitive sports again so smoking is a big no no. Also saves money.

2. The one I think is most important. I didn't give it up. I just got rid of it - General laziness. I find ways to motivate myself to do what haves to be done this goes for both work and play and everything in between. Except if it means getting up on a fatty.

3. I only watch tv in my free time when there is nothing else to be done. But then it's usually something interesting. Not a crappy romantic comedy.

4. Texting. I only use my phone when I absolutely have to I never just lay around texting. I even bought a watch so that I don't have to take out my phone to check the time.

5. People that don't contribute to my life positively. I didn't just tell them to fuck off. But I avoid people who don't contribute to my life, and for those who do I try and repay the favor whenever possible.

6. Energy and soft drinks. The energy drinks gave me energy when needed but in the long run slows me down as I was starting to struggle without it. I live on fruit juice and vitamin water(Ugh I sound to healthy)

7. And I am trying to give up internet surfing. I am on my computer about 6 hours a day just for university. So often my work takes longer because I get sidetracked browsing. This is hard for me... As I am busy typing this while I should be working. Fuck. Now I feel guilty. Farewell.