I have a friend who got married right after we finished high school and has two grow-up daughters. A couple of years ago (we were around 40) we talked on the phone, she complained about this and that and then told me: "After all, we lived our life. It's all over for us. Now our children should live."
It's not that I have some special pain, it's more that I'm all stiff and inflexible and feel like I'm 90 years old.
Yoga is great, but one needs discipline and motivation and I lack that when exercising is concerned.
I found some Bollywood dancing exercises (2-3 minutes each) on Youtube. They look a lot like dancing, so I might try some when my toe recovers (it's still blue, not so swollen any more, though).
I think I will start with longer walks and some short dancing videos I found on Youtube (2-3minutes each). I hope I will be able to maintain self-discipline and motivation. Knowing myself, it will be hard.
This is a thread for all of us who speak at least one foreign language.
Do you have a feeling that your personality or - at least - the way you express your personality - changes depending on the language you speak?
I noticed that I'm much more direct and straightforward when talking/writing in English than in my mother tongue. I write on this forum and another one in my native language and I can see the difference in the way I express my thoughts and the way I write. I'm much less direct and much "softer" when writing in my own language. Then, when I talk/write in Japanese, I become even less direct and even more gentle.
It's not only about the style - it's as if the differences of those languages (and the culture they come from) make me feel and behave a little differently.
I did it and - only spent time chatting in the gym instead of exercising. Actually, I enjoyed chatting with people in the gym much more than exercising and there was always some lazy woman like me, so... wasted money! I even went for a run with a friend and we would run for 100-200m, then walk for 500m and - went for a coffee.
People who really want and like to exercise don't take me seriously and don't want my company for exercising and those who are like me are useless.
I first have to discipline myself somehow. It's interesting that I can discipline myself when many things are concerned, apart from exercising. I don't know why I dislike it so much.
That's what many people say. The most important thing is to make it a habit.
I don't know why I dislike exercising so much. I think I'd rather do anything else. Whenever I make a plan to start exercising, everything else (including cleaning) starts to look appealing.
I like dancing and always enjoyed it. When I was younger and went out in the evening much more - I could dance all night long. I thought Zumba could be fun, but it wasn't.
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