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>if i can't get something right the first time, I give up
>even if it's something like playing guitar or practicing coding, if I don't understand it or can't do it, I give up and I never come back to it
How do I stop this?
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>>35525750
What's the point? You're going to try once to stop doing it, fail, then never try again.
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>start something
>pick it up fast
>looks like I've been doing it for years
>never get any better after that no matter how long I try
>always stuck at the "pretty good" phase of everything
>give up and only do thing occasionally
This is the real suffering OP
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>>35525750
just be yourself my nigger man
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well you know, if you give up after the first try, you're not living correctly.
So why haven't you given up living yet?
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>>35525791
I know this feel, but I get to the "slightly above average" level before reaching my limit.
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>>35525791
I wouldn't mind being pretty good at something rather than never trying.
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I'm trying over and over. I'm making progress without going into homelessness. Still not 100% sure what's going on, keep that in mind.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H5uWRjFsGc
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>>35525750
Why do you want to learn guitar and coding? For other people? You lack discipline and motivation. Join a guitar group or take lessons. Do you think this will help ooga booga?
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