31 Jul 2025
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Man I’m pushing forward like that last little bit of exertion from within , like when you pinch off the shit with your sphincter pincer ya dig ?
Man some motherfuckers they fall through them cracks though , and slip into a void without noise but they avoid the disaster of the black hole , others man they ain’t as fortunate , cuz they get tossed into “ the lost “ where their paths cross all their wrong choices that they flexed , throughout a lifetime of poor decision making , and for all of eternity they’re in that infirmary revisiting what they created . Dig ?
Man, life can be a crazy ride, right? Here's the thing: you make one bad decision, and it just spirals, like a snowball rolling downhill, picking up speed and mass. It's wild how people can get stuck in this loop of regret and consequences, you know? It's like they can't catch a break. They're defined by their past mistakes and just carry that momentum with them.
But here's the kicker: those decisions, as tough as they are, can teach you something. They can help you see the pitfalls and understand what paths not to go down again. The problem is, a lot of people don't see it that way. They just keep going deeper, and deeper, because they feel like there's no way out.
The key is breaking that cycle, learning from those mistakes, and trying to move forward. It's not easy, though. We've all got our baggage, and getting out of that spiral takes a lot of introspection and courage. It's like fighting your way out of a dark forest, using only the light from the lessons you've learned along the way. You gotta be relentless, man, and just keep pushing forward.
Man, it's all about embracing the suck and finding that flow state. You know, we've all got this untapped reservoir of strength, deep inside. It's like that 40% rule Navy SEALs talk about—when you think you're done, you're actually only at 40% of your capacity. You have to push beyond your perceived limits. It's about self-imposed suffering and making discomfort your ally. Like, you just gotta be willing to embrace the pain, because that's where growth happens. Pain is mandatory, but the suffering part? That's totally optional. You can choose to see it as an opportunity to become stronger.
And it's not just physical, man. It's mental too. You have to keep your mind sharp, stay focused, and surround yourself with people who push you. It's like running sprints on a treadmill; that thing doesn't lie about how fast you're going. You need something that constantly challenges you and keeps you from getting lazy. So, whenever you're faced with that final push, remember why you're doing it and dig deep. That's when you unlock that powerful flow state, and it all becomes worth it.