I know this forum is for sad hopeless people to wallow in their

I've been working hard on social. Last Wednesday went on a date, Friday got a bunch of acquaintances together at a club, Saturday birthday party, yesterday lunch, and I have 4 parties parties lined up over the next 3 weekends.

It's a pain in the ass and expensive but it's working. I made more friends since February than I did in all of 2016. When I force myself out of the house, eventually it just snowballs and things start coming to me.

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>>35417727

Damn. Nice, anon. You're really putting yourself out there.

Ugh I feel gross even saying that haha. But still, nice.

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>>35417556
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>>35417556
Cut my long ass hair to something short and nice, also starting to go for walks. Baby steps but I'm fed the fuck up with this shit, I will become the man I want to be or die trying. I will become the change I wish to see in this world.

I got some sports clothes and a sports bag, gonna start working out when I can get my toe pulled out (I have an ingrown toenail)

I'm also going to apply for one of the best business schools in my city, and I'm going to actively apply myself in my studies starting next week. (We have a week off every trimester to take a break from studying and shit.)

I wanna say something to you anons.

Something I realized a year ago or so is that saying "It's okay" in the back of your head is actually very dangerous. It makes you accept what could be a very shitty situation that you're in. "It's okay" is what leads you to being 50 and in a messy trailer by yourself, fat with potato chip dust on your chest.

It SEEMS counter to normie culture, but I find "It's not okay" to be much more powerful. "It's not okay that I'm 24 and and am still a lanklet." "It's not fucking okay that I was late to work yesterday." Etc.