Physical fetishes (even gross ones) are easy to understand but situational ones like someone being humiliated, denied, cuck'ed, chastity devices etc... those are just bizarre.
I can understand if someone has some extreme physical "need" like scat, golden showers, puke, the physical aspects of BDSM, or anything that serves mainly the 5 senses. Even voyeurism or exhibitionism.
Why though would people want to play mind games like humiliation, cuck, punishment, denial...?
BTW where has your dumb ass been lately? Hasn't been the same without you.
Well mind games make more sense because at the root of all of it is domination and submission. Literally every "mental" kink is based on that. So the stuff closest to pure D/S makes more sense to me like punishment or cuck or spanking whereas other stuff is harder to connect like diapers or piss or some shit.
I have been working a lot more lately that's why less active. Planning to buy a car soon and also switch to using groceries instead of the schools cafeteria and there meal plan next year. The food is going to shit here and I want to gain weight again next year. So basically I know I'm gonna need more money and so I picked up 3 more clients so I gotta go to the gym and train people like twice a day plus my own workout and write a bunch of programs and diets and shit. I literally just had one client for a while there so 4 will require a lot more of my time. It's fun and I love my job but I will probably be less active on here :(
Dude look for an aldis. If your area has one go there you can buy a fuckton of groceries super cheap as long as you avoid the refreshments you can walk out with like 300 bucks worth of shit and only spent 80-150
Omg Love Aldi so much. Back home in the cities I get so much shit there. They don't have one near where I go to school though but they do have Sam's club and also Costco, both of which are never too expensive.
I remember when I was in HS and going to a gym owned by Bally's and would see personal trainers with clients. It seemed like the trainers would have to spend more time explaining exercises than anything. I thought, "THAT has to be pain staking for the trainer."
BTW, Bally was some chain of gyms similar to Planet Fatness except they had an actual weight room with real barbells, squat racks, power lifting platforms, etc. It wasn't just machines like PF.
It is sad cause PF isn't even a real gym, yet it put a lot of others like Gold's and Bally mostly out of business.
The best gyms though are the small, independently owned ones. Few or no machines, just iron, steel, sweat, noise, adrenaline, and pure power.
The food isn't terrible it's just that I have to walk 5 minutes there and back every meal. And they open later and close earlier than I want.
Being a personal trainer is fun man idk where your getting this idea from. Sure I think the science and stuff can be interesting but I'm not really about that. My clients don't save reps in the tank and do a bunch of stability and core shit. We squat, bench, deadlift, and overhead press heavy weights with good form, for lots of volume. I'm not training them to be "functional" they came to me wanting to be badass!
And most people at the campus wide gym I train at are about as strong as tinkerbell. Literally less than 5 people I have even seen deadlift 405 out of hundred and hundreds of soy boys who do cable arm excercises and stupid shit like that and make no gains.
As for what makes a good gym, I agree completely :)
My gym back home in the twin cities is much better. Less crowded as well by far.
If your clients are about as strong as tinkerbell, that is okay. Everyone has to start somewhere. Since they are doing those core lifts, they will get there. So long as they also understand that to make gains or to get in ANY kind of good shape, one must sweat like a whore in church. Honest squats will do that, for they are the hardest god damn lift there is. Even dead lifts come in second to squats.
For the people I saw at Bally's, I am not sure what their goals were, just that they were using these fancy computer controlled machines for what some would call "auxillary" lifts.
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Physical fetishes (even gross ones) are easy to understand but situational ones like someone being humiliated, denied, cuck'ed, chastity devices etc... those are just bizarre.
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Those actually make more sense to me lol. You sure you don't have this in reverse mate?
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I can understand if someone has some extreme physical "need" like scat, golden showers, puke, the physical aspects of BDSM, or anything that serves mainly the 5 senses. Even voyeurism or exhibitionism.
Why though would people want to play mind games like humiliation, cuck, punishment, denial...?
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Well mind games make more sense because at the root of all of it is domination and submission. Literally every "mental" kink is based on that. So the stuff closest to pure D/S makes more sense to me like punishment or cuck or spanking whereas other stuff is harder to connect like diapers or piss or some shit.
I have been working a lot more lately that's why less active. Planning to buy a car soon and also switch to using groceries instead of the schools cafeteria and there meal plan next year. The food is going to shit here and I want to gain weight again next year. So basically I know I'm gonna need more money and so I picked up 3 more clients so I gotta go to the gym and train people like twice a day plus my own workout and write a bunch of programs and diets and shit. I literally just had one client for a while there so 4 will require a lot more of my time. It's fun and I love my job but I will probably be less active on here :(
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Dude look for an aldis. If your area has one go there you can buy a fuckton of groceries super cheap as long as you avoid the refreshments you can walk out with like 300 bucks worth of shit and only spent 80-150
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Omg Love Aldi so much. Back home in the cities I get so much shit there. They don't have one near where I go to school though but they do have Sam's club and also Costco, both of which are never too expensive.
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Dude that's awesome definitly go there. Fuck walmart
I can imagine school food isn't quite the best.
I remember when I was in HS and going to a gym owned by Bally's and would see personal trainers with clients. It seemed like the trainers would have to spend more time explaining exercises than anything. I thought, "THAT has to be pain staking for the trainer."
BTW, Bally was some chain of gyms similar to Planet Fatness except they had an actual weight room with real barbells, squat racks, power lifting platforms, etc. It wasn't just machines like PF.
It is sad cause PF isn't even a real gym, yet it put a lot of others like Gold's and Bally mostly out of business.
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The food isn't terrible it's just that I have to walk 5 minutes there and back every meal. And they open later and close earlier than I want.
Being a personal trainer is fun man idk where your getting this idea from. Sure I think the science and stuff can be interesting but I'm not really about that. My clients don't save reps in the tank and do a bunch of stability and core shit. We squat, bench, deadlift, and overhead press heavy weights with good form, for lots of volume. I'm not training them to be "functional" they came to me wanting to be badass!
And most people at the campus wide gym I train at are about as strong as tinkerbell. Literally less than 5 people I have even seen deadlift 405 out of hundred and hundreds of soy boys who do cable arm excercises and stupid shit like that and make no gains.
As for what makes a good gym, I agree completely :)
My gym back home in the twin cities is much better. Less crowded as well by far.
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If your clients are about as strong as tinkerbell, that is okay. Everyone has to start somewhere. Since they are doing those core lifts, they will get there. So long as they also understand that to make gains or to get in ANY kind of good shape, one must sweat like a whore in church. Honest squats will do that, for they are the hardest god damn lift there is. Even dead lifts come in second to squats.
For the people I saw at Bally's, I am not sure what their goals were, just that they were using these fancy computer controlled machines for what some would call "auxillary" lifts.
They are bizarre, but they're not that hard to understand.