I never said I was never challenged and given a run for my money. I said I don't have a limit. Many underestimate the power of a human's willpower. Even exhaustion can be overcome with determination.
I have been in a situation like yours, though. As an infant, I had a "fight" with one of my brother's friends (mind you, he was eight years older than me) and after about ten minutes, I was exhausted. But I never sat down until my brother told me to. I never went down no matter how exhausted I became.
Unless I am soundly defeated by circumstance -- for example, losing a debate due to irrefutable fact -- I can't be defeated. If there is no set boundary for victory/defeat, then I have no limit. Most don't. But many who begin an exercise program, for example, quit at the first sign of pain even though they can continue. Limits are for computers.
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Originally Posted by Odin My guides haven't been published in any medium save this one, yet I'll bet you'll find they work. So do Neil Strauss's Rules of the Game and Mystery's Method. Academia don't mean shit in the real world, buddy. All it is is a bunch of college professor sitting around trying to keep each other employed. | Quote: |
Originally Posted by Callmaury "Give me advice please I'm very open"
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"Fuck you I do what i want im sooo independent and strong just like every other powerless American teen girl" | |