1. When you don't have to ask this question
2. You are grateful for your good fortune
3. You feel comfortable that its ok to put others ahead of yourself
4. You are still willing to work hard to improve yourself
1. When you don't have to ask this question
2. You are grateful for your good fortune
3. You feel comfortable that its ok to put others ahead of yourself
4. You are still willing to work hard to improve yourself
@thejeff wrote:
When you no longer feel the need to ask this kind of question on this kind of forum.
Yep. This.
When you realize that this message board is utter horse shite. ??
When your trophy wife says, "Stop dicking around with those assholes on letsrun and come to bed baby."
MrProfessor wrote:
Born white in America.
You added the word "white" in there for some reason. Should have been "Born in America". You are welcome. White guilt is nonsense and I pity those that suffer from it as it does nothing to help the situation that you think is a major problem.
Finished 3rd in your age group at 2018 Turkey Trot 5K.
As in each country. But I have many friends in Ukraine, including girls, and they are really attractive both inside and outside!
infamous creep wrote:
Back in college, I made a friend with a Russian girl. I wasn't hot back then, but I was super cringey. Anyways I told her that I was gonna be "infamous" throughout this whole university area.
In my cringey brain, I wanted to be a fvck boy. It was the time when Tinder was fresh. I used to be old fashioned. I've come to realize that I put people on pedestals too. It was a gross time.
Anyways I did achieve becoming "infamous." But it wasn't for that.
I ran so much around the whole university area and surrounding universities, that I became known as "that runner." Some people would approach me and say: "Are you that runner? I saw you running on that highway... that's crazy!" I would feel especially flattered when chicks would say they saw me run.
I used to run shirtless when it was below freezing. And then sometimes when it was snowing or there was heavy rain. Those exploits added to my status of being a runner. Sometimes, I'd run at night around 11 or midnight, and I'd get high fives.
I wasn't on the D1 team. But on one chance I was running, the head coach of TF & XC approached me. I am certain other members of the D1 team talked about me. However, at that time I was a senior and soon to graduate.
Anyways, in my case: You know you've made it if you stick to the promises and goals you've had years ago.
It might not be related to financial success or relationships, but if you follow through with the goals or dreams you had months or years ago, then you're sticking true to your core.
I really didn't want to be known as a fvck boy throughout my university area. I just wanted to be popular enough for people to talk about me and it happened. And I did it through running and running at crazy/irrational times of the day.
When that Russian chick saw me, her eyes widened. I made a promise to her that I would be infamous throughout university, and two years later, I became that.
It will take some time to "make it" in the real world though.
You are confusing notorious with *sad, *pathetic
or *pitiful. People will talk about people they mock, it doesn’t really mean they think they’re notorious. More of a joke, really.
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