Exercising has made me so fucking happy. >eliminated my stress

>TFW not even lifting cures your borderline personality disorder depressive episodes

>>39278320
Well I'm only a filthy normie that doesn't really have any mental disorder, so I can't relate to that, but I really wish you the best anon. Maybe we'll find a cure for mental disorders in the future, who knows.

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Lifting definitely gives me purpose and some accomplishment. I basically lift, eat and lay in bed browsing the web on my phone. Don't have the drive to do anything else without feeling burnt out.

I am in college too and I just can't figure out how everyone else had the energy to take a full course load when I'm taking half and just barely getting by.

>>39278336
No, but seeing a psychiatrist and getting on the right meds does.

Source: I have BPD.

>>39278307
A lot of things have changed in my life since I started lifting like 10 months ago, so I can't really say for sure if it's all because of lifting, but I am so much happier, more confidant, and popular with girls than I was a year ago. I barely even look better at all, it's mostly mental gains I guess.

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>>39278565
Basically me except I play Vidya and occasionally go out with one of my housemates. Living in halls this was my life.
Now I eat, get drunk at my computer, do cardio, study, lift and play a lot of Vidya.