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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerspawn
    Why is everyone so hung up on where they are from and what race they are? Do those thing effect training?
    Jealous?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 00ragincajun00 View Post
    Jealous?
    Of what? I consider lifting to be family bond. It breaches all barriers and brings people closer together. I don’t see race, religion, or where you’re from as a divider. When I meet someone who lifts there is an instant connection and it’s like seeing a long lost relative. You are always able to carry on long conversations with one another even though this is your first encounter. I guess other individuals don’t view it the same way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerspawn View Post
    Of what? I consider lifting to be family bond. It breaches all barriers and brings people closer together. I don’t see race, religion, or where you’re from as a divider. When I meet someone who lifts there is an instant connection and it’s like seeing a long lost relative. You are always able to carry on long conversations with one another even though this is your first encounter. I guess other individuals don’t view it the same way.
    I'm going to have to agree. for me, friendships bond slowly at the gym. mostly just familiar faces you get to talk to and after awhile, you learn about them. the friendships stay in the gym for the most part. but when I do go, I look for these small handful of individuals.

    Additionally, I get to talk to (occasionally) people I would not be able to talk to on the street. nothing in common. but in the gym, I get to tell the skinny kid trainer his biggest obstacle is not in the gym, but in the kitchen. of course, he tells me he eats the right things, most of the time. but after we talk, I can tell this young kid knows nothing about the simplest things, like how many calories he needs to eat each day if he wants to grow.

    So it's all good, and if you respect, you will get respect.....

    ....most of the time!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerspawn

    Of what? I consider lifting to be family bond. It breaches all barriers and brings people closer together. I don't see race, religion, or where you're from as a divider. When I meet someone who lifts there is an instant connection and it's like seeing a long lost relative. You are always able to carry on long conversations with one another even though this is your first encounter. I guess other individuals don't view it the same way.
    Agree with you. I post this treat just for curious how many Asian in this forum.

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