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Slack.com slash DHQ. I found this journal in my local jam alongside some odd looking

workout supplements. I've been debating using them, but I'm not sure. What's written in

the journal has me second-guessing myself, so I'll copy the contents here. Tell me what

you guys think I should do. Goddamn it, Jerry. I told you before, it's never going to

happen. You already had your chance. Those are the final words the last time I spoke

to my ex-wife. From six foot three inches tall and 240 pounds, I had grown into an average

dad-bod and not very athletically shaped, but by no means fat. Yet, she still left me

with the excuse that I was too fat for her. I begged and I pleaded with her claiming

I could lose some weight. I would work out until I was back to her liking. She was willing

to hear none of it. Her mind is made up. She was leaving. Yeah, like many of my friends

had suggested, I thought there might be something else behind the scenes, and she could have

been leading me for someone else that she had been seeing. I didn't want to picture her

thinking about that possibility. I felt that if I didn't imagine it, then it would prevent

it from being true. I wanted her back, no matter how much I worked for it. My thought was

to lose weight and get into shape. And then maybe I could call her, show her how much I

had changed, and my delusional mind, this sounded like the perfect plan. I mean, what's

a few weeks of the jam and eating healthier? It's probably something I should have been

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