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Recluse of Shame
Nov 22, 2009, 6:51:50 PM11/22/09
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I believe that as a somewhat impoverished person that I am less
inclined to take well to doing exercise than a more wealthy person
might be. With regard to that possible fact, I might have a theory. I
believe that an impoverished person lives life somewhat on the edge,
always at risk of falling prey to such financial disasters as
homelessness, or even to fall into conflict with certain elitists that
might be far more powerful than said impoverished person might be.
Such said conflicts with elitists, whether in a court of law or some
other elsewhere, can be debilitating, IMHO.
inclined to take well to doing exercise than a more wealthy person
might be. With regard to that possible fact, I might have a theory. I
believe that an impoverished person lives life somewhat on the edge,
always at risk of falling prey to such financial disasters as
homelessness, or even to fall into conflict with certain elitists that
might be far more powerful than said impoverished person might be.
Such said conflicts with elitists, whether in a court of law or some
other elsewhere, can be debilitating, IMHO.
But what does that have to do with exercise, one might ask. I believe
that an impoverished person, as stated above, needs to conserve his
energy more than a wealthier person might have to, so that said
impoverished person can better deal with whatever hardships might come
his way due to his impoverished state. Overcoming such hardships
requires work, whether it be mental or psychological, which, if said
impoverished person might be too exhausted from doing exercise, he
might find to difficult to overcome.
Pierre
Nov 23, 2009, 3:30:40 AM11/23/09
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are u indigent?
Recluse of Shame
Nov 24, 2009, 8:10:25 PM11/24/09
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In retrospect, perhaps I am not so indigent.
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