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I'm worried I'm 16 years old and I'm going to move at the end of this year, and that means I'll have to go to another gym(that is, if my mother agrees to pay for it). The problem is that my time at the current gym is about to expire, and my mom doesn't want to pay the last 3 months because it's expensive and we'll move soon. She doesn't understand how important it is to me... and I don't want to lose in these 3 months all the strength and progress I obtained. For some reason, this makes me feel REALLY desperate, but she doesn't understand it... |
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And there is no need for such anger, maybe you should know me better before you jump to these conclusions. |
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Maybe you've tried that already, but I'm not sure. Mothers are weird and unpredictable. :P |
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I created this thread because, for some reason, it really bothers me that I'll stop gym. |
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Inflated, that was not cool and totally uncalled for. As my mother always said, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it." Mhss1992, maybe you can try and turn it around...point out to your mother all the talk on the news about childhood obesity and that by allowing you to have the gym membership is a significant health benefit to you personally, as well as to her, as you run less risk of getting any ailments that would cause you to have to see the doctor, which can probably be a higher cost than the gym itself. Another route you can try, is talk to the gym, see if you can get a job there, working the front desk or, as low as it sounds, custodial work, making sure all the machines are wiped down and disinfected, the floor is clean, the iron weights are put away properly...typically with gym employees, one of the benefits is a free membership. That is another option. |
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Ouch, now I finally noticed that I sounded really weird and awkward on my first post... because I gave it such an emotional importance. Well, it's important to me. But I suppose that most bodybuilders feel this "agony" when they have to interrupt training for some reason. |
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Don't fret about it...I am sure anyone here in your position would have felt the same way...it is like getting run over by the entire defensive line from a football team...you got your bells rattled a bit with the curveball your mother threw out at you. But you got through it, that is great! As emotional as it was, it still did not give inflated the right to respond to you in the manner that he did. Quote:
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Glad you found a solution. Regardless of what it is, I would volunteer to do a lot more around the house. Moving for your mother/parents will be very stressful and sprucing the house up and maintaining it so it shows nicely to prospective buyers (if you live in a house that is being sold) and helping sort through things and helping throw out those things you and your family don't need may earn you a lot of points towards a new gym. I'm sure what a handyman would charge for those services would equate to the cost of a gym membership, and even if you get nothing out of it gymwise, think how your mother will appreciate it and how much better you'll feel too! __________________ "That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche "Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses." - Dorothy Parker "Faces fall, but a bicep's forever." - Eager Muscle "A personal trainer is someone who works for your lunch money." - Eager Muscle |
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And that "spoiled brat" remark made for a poster made earlier, well that was IMMATURITY, so don't even give it a thought..someone out there always ready to rain on someone's parade. Now, just keep busting ass in the gym, and remember you can get a workout in just about anywhere....just be creative! Peace, D |
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talk to the manager or the owner of the gym explain your problem and see if you can work there 1 or 2 days a week. that way since your an employee you can workout for free. |
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Adults like you piss us all off. |
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