Day 35 Observations
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So today I went out with a friend I met on this forum and two of his friends. I'll let my chart speak for itself:

This is fucking incredible! DO YOU SEE THE INCREDIBLENESS?
You fucking expand and conquer all that you see.
You are beyond amazing.
You have triumphed over your old self, ripping it to pieces as you expand comfortably, like spray-in insulation, into your new, empowering, confident self.
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It's nice to see you're handling rejection well man, it should never bother anyone and I noticed that it only seems to hurt if a lot of effort was put into it. When I did a bootcamp a PUA told to go and approach a girl badly and get blown off on purpose...
(Awesome comment LeeEvansFan41. You know what you're talking about.)
It's always healthy to have a nice balance of BOTH rejection and success. Because without rejection, you'll never feel that urge to change and become stronger--yet without success, it can quickly become a pattern that generalizes into a negative self-image (for someone new to this.
In other words, without rejection, a man doesn't feel the need to demolish his old, rickety, poorly built house in order to build the outstanding skyscraper that he is meant to become. And without success, a man may connect the dots (poorly) and construct a picture of a diseased ball of fungus infested flesh--a total lie--and call himself that because his mind just generalized too quickly.
Oh, wow, these two paragraphs may require some serious editing--there's got to be a way to make that more clear.
Also, you know how sometimes you need to mix a certain chemical with another one in order to make adhesive, volatile, corrosive, flammable, etc.? Like with certain glues, napalm, and fiberglass(?), or even simple things like cement or health smoothies. You need the right mix of MULTIPLE ingredients.
There needs to be a balance of both success and rejection--so seek both, if you'd like the best output possible
My preference is to seek three rejections for every one success. You can choose to drink your coffee black (99% failure for that SUPER 1%), but I like sugar in my coffee
Haha let me know if this helps. LeeEvansFan4 is a pretty cool bro
Your Brother,
Aaron Bell
P.S. Pos, yesterday was ridiculous! I must, from this day forward, always post a response here--even if I did delete an hour's worth of thought.
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