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mistmaster1

Speedrunning Mindset

Aug 14th, 2017
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  1. I struggle with keeping it together over the smallest mistakes and honestly I'm starting to hate myself for it. This has been going on for as long as I can remember and it makes me an unlikable person because of it. I can't let anything go when all I want to do is improve at whatever game I choose to run. I always make the excuse that I need to be hard on myself to get better, but I'm just borderline insulting myself for no reason.
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  3. I don't know if I'm mentally ill, bipolar or whatever the fuck. I can't seem to be consistently happy with what I do for more than a few days at a time and I honestly don't know what to do with myself. I'm self-destructive and nobody wants to be around somebody like that.
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  5. If I keep this mentality I'm never going to be happy with anything. I envy people who feel nothing from fucking up horribly and just move on. I haven't learned how to, and I need to learn it now.
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  7. I'm not asking you for sympathy, this is my own problem and I still have yet to solve it. I don't know why I just can't let things go. Speedrunning should feel like a hobby. You shouldn't feel obligated to be good all the time or everyone hates you. If you make a mistake, you move on and that's the end of it. Don't drone on about it for the next hour. It just establishes you as being weak and that's how I feel as of this moment. Everyone has bad days, but I amplify them times ten with how fucked in the head I actually am.
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  9. If I could just drop the attitude entirely I would be one of the happiest people alive. I have a lot going for me and I don't want to throw it away. I'm going to come back with a fresh mindset tomorrow and keep it that way. No more bitching like a little girl. Just being mindful that mistakes happen and that's the end of it. Why it has taken me this long to grasp the concept is beyond me.
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  11. It isn't hard. I'll prove that the next time I see you.
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