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My wife says she's addicted to the gym, but I'm suspicious.

This comes from other salt, 3889.

My wife is 30 years old, and she's always worked out and been in shape.

But lately, I feel like it's becoming excessive.

She used to regularly work out at a gym when she was in college, and at some point she

stopped going to the gym, I think just because of her schedule, and prefer to work out at home

or go for runs outside.

About 18 months ago, she announced she was going to get back into the habit of going

to the gym.

She now had a job where she's able to take more time for it.

It started off normal, but slowly became more and more frequent. She just keeps going until like, oh, I need an extra hour, extra hour. And then all of a sudden she's at the gym 90 hours a week. 90 hours a week. Getting swole. Babe, I got to sleep there. I lose gains. Bam, I wish I could hug you at night, but the arms are too small.

I'm too strong.

I can't even eat hot dogs.

She signed up for classes on the weekends, both days, and she started going to the gym every day.

Then it became morning before work, and then later in the evening.

What did I say?

Twice a day.

Every single day. If she's stressed, she goes in the evening. What did I say? Twice a day. Every single day.

If she's stressed, she goes to the gym.

Experiences some sort of life crisis, heads to the gym.

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