You Know Most Of The Deficiency Symptoms Of A Vegan Diet Only Spark Up After 1-2 Years .. So Enjoy It

Gymbros like you are a real embarrassment for the community. I can tell you from your physique alone which training plan you follow and that you are only concerned with "show muscles" and that there is no strength behind it. Surely you already have a blatant bad posture because your arms and chest are more important than your back because it is not seen in the mirror ? Always the same with people like you. Bet you also make 30 videos for tik tok before even touching a weight 😂😂😓poser boy 😂

I can see my back in the mirror just fine. Maybe yours is broken?

I have met a girl I really like but I'm not sure if I should write her first or wait for her to write first. It's been 2 days since we met :/ what would you do?

I refuse to believe that people really play games like this.

Last thing you wrote?

Can you give me a tip on how to start with the gym and stay consistent? I tried multiple approaches and multiple times I just let go after a few sessions since I don't like it. But I still want to lose weight and build some muscle 😥 any tips are appreciated!

I think the most important thing to understand is that it's not always fun and that motivation is a limited resource that you shouldn't rely on. What you should (and can) rely on is discipline and this is what you need to build up.

Something else that I noticed while reading your message, however, is that there are many types of sport and you don't necessarily have to go to the gym to achieve the goals you mentioned. It's not essential for losing weight, which you can ensure by simply being in a calorie deficit, nor is it essential for building muscle, since you can build muscle independently with other sports; although of course muscle hypertrophy is not necessarily as much of a focus as it is in the gym.

I read that you dropped "name the trait" in reference to your veganism.... Peter Singer ... Veganism and hatred of the disabled - how do they go together? I thought you vegans are against suffering and want to prevent it, so why this latent and unfounded hatred? :)

First of all, who are "you vegans"? You are communicating with me, an individual, and not an imaginary, homogeneous group that follows the same dogma and thinks the same thoughts in every aspect of life. Such a portrayal of a group already reveals a lot and takes away any desire for further discussion from the outset. Nevertheless, I will still address the rest of your message.

Yes, I have already presented "name the trait" as a kind of verifiability for logical consistency in the context of veganism, and I am also familiar with Peter Singer and his philosophy. Furthermore, I am, of course, aware of the criticism of his preference utilitarianism, especially in my home country, which is not surprising given the country's history; historically, Germany cannot dissociate itself from the accusations of eugenics during the National Socialist era.

Without wanting to unnecessarily deepen this discussion, I would like to ask you whether you have also familiarized yourself with his writings and philosophy or whether, like many, you simply repeat what is commonly criticized without delving into it further. That's how your previous message comes across to me. Personally, your standpoint seems to deliberately misinterpret his writings to build a semblance of an argument, if it can even be called that. Your attempt to introduce a kind of strawman in the form of the allegedly homogeneous group of vegans does not really cast your message in a better light.

I am happy and willing to discuss philosophy and other topics at any time, but only if I see a certain meaningfulness and a real exchange in it. In your case, I see neither.

And by the way: Perhaps you should ask me about my reasons for veganism before arguing against it and assuming that Peter Singer's philosophy is my sole reason, because - and I can tell you this much - it is not.

More of a positive question - What do you like about the world?

I like that there are animals that I can interact with.

I admire your perspective and the way you explain things. I've been interested in what your opinion is on drugs for a while. Would you please share it with us?

Thank you. And of course I can give my view on that.

I think that drugs can be an important resource and asset in certain areas; for example, in the medical field for the treatment of mental illness, where I think they have been underutilized. But also apart from the medical field, they are of great importance in areas of research and art, for example.

Moving away from the above uses, they are of course also an option for personal use cases, but this is a much more difficult topic.

Drug use apart from tobacco and alcohol is still a highly stigmatized topic and I find it strange that we allow certain drugs while banning others. In my opinion, people should be allowed to decide for themselves which substances to consume and which to avoid; but this idea arises from my point of view and I am a person who gives a lot of thought and does not rush into anything. This cannot be said about all people.

I think it's important to look at the effect profile, your circumstances and the drug itself before you use it. It is also essential to be able to look at and analyze oneself in a reflective way. In summary, one must have a certain foresight and respect for the effects. However, this is not only true for drugs, but also for medications of all kinds.

I also think what many people forget is that the body can only feel so much and certain drugs, like strong opiates, can push the body to its maximum emotional limit. Think about your first time walking in the rain, your first kiss, your first time having sex, and all the euphoric feelings that had built up inside you during such moments. After using such strong opiates, no moment will ever feel like that again, and every new moment will be overshadowed by the high experienced through use. The only way to increase this high, to feel truly alive one more time, would be to increase the dose. This is an almost sure path to addiction, depending on what kind of person you are.

In summary, I think that each person should be allowed to choose their own poisons. There should be more education instead of prohibitions, as the latter are often still more of an incentive for younger people and uneducated consumption can often have serious consequences. Drugs can bring many benefits, especially in the medical and research field, but they also contain many dangers that one should be aware of.

Could you write your favorite word in calligraphy, please?

It is the german word „Agonie“ (eng. agony).

Ich mag deinen Blog und deine Kunst sehr. Es wirkt so, als würde dir das Schreiben sehr leicht von der Hand gehen. Deshalb meine Frage:

Hattest du jemals eine Schreibblockade? Wenn ja, empfandest du sie als hilfreich oder störend?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Es freut mich, dass dir mein Blog und meine Kunst gefällt.

Bezogen auf meine Gedichte und Kunst hatte ich noch nie eine Schreibblockade, da die Wörter in diesen Momenten dann einfach aus mir heraussprudeln. Meist dauert es nur wenige Minuten, bis ich vom Anfang eines Gedichtes zu dessen Ende finde; Manchmal merke ich erst im Nachhinein wirklich, welche Zeilen ich dort auf das Papier gebracht habe.

Aber Schreibblockaden im allgemeinen sind mir nicht fremd. Ich kenne sie beispielsweise beim Programmieren, bei dem ich Ewigkeiten für das benennen von Funktionen, Variablen, Klassen, Interfaces, .. etc. verbringen kann; Auch bei meiner damaligen Abschlussarbeit bei der ich meine Projektarbeit (ebenfalls im Bereich Entwicklung und Programmierung) seitenweise dokumentieren musste, hatte ich stellenweise mit Blockaden zu kämpfen, da dieses Schreiben nicht so "frei" war, wie ich es sonst gewohnt bin; Und auch deshalb, weil ich mit wenig Lust an dieser Dokumentation saß.

Meine größte Schreibblockade aber hat bereits vor Jahren angefangen. Mir wird häufig gesagt, ich sei wortgewandt, wortverliebt, könnte alles bis ins kleinste Detail beschreiben und doch traf ich einen Menschen, für den all diese mir bekannten Worte nicht passend erschienen. Und ich habe weiter nach Worten gesucht, in meiner Sprache, in anderen Sprachen, in alten Büchern, bei Autoren, die ich längst überlebt und auch bei jenen, die gerade noch unter uns weilen. Nur fündig, das wurde ich nicht.

Mittlerweile sind einige Jahre ins Land gezogen und noch immer suche ich, kämpfe gegen Windmühlen.

Vielleicht ist es meine schönste Schreibblockade, weil sie so niemals vergehen wird und ich zumindest in einem Aspekt meines Lebens meine Tendenz zur Weltfremdheit behalten darf.

Tränen

Leicht gedrungene Röte im Gesicht

Alkohol, der durch warme Wangen spricht

Kleinste Tränen - so schwer im Gewicht,

dass selbst der kalte Boden unter ihrem 

Aufprall bricht. 

- by Weltenasche.