(What does it feel like to lose?)
- Thread starter sicktraderII
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I think you need better control of your smilies. Just make sure to include some psychology so that this serious thread doesn't wind up with my others.
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I really want to know. As you can see from my 5-0 trades and 5-0 sports picks here, all posted in advance, I have not yet encountered that feeling. What does it feel like? Do you want to beat your dog? Take to the bottle? Tell me how it feels and how hard it hurts. Thanks.
At first you feel like a loser
Then after you lose some more you feel like a bigger loser
Until at some stage you decide to stop all that losing
Did you ever operate that thing while intoxicated or under the influence of any mind altering substances?
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What would you like to know?
And to introduce myself in real life
I see you prefer low altitude and machinery. Nice photo.
This is an old photo taken before devoting my life to meditation and white rice.
you are a funny guy. look at the post, I know you made some money.
I just want to know how you feel when you make money: someone said they feel even in wal-mart to buy something, they count the items they want to buy in ticks? this one three ticks, that one five ticks, or 10ticks, kind of easy money or piece of cake
but watch out: market always win, no one can beat it
I just want to know how you feel when you make money: someone said they feel even in wal-mart to buy something, they count the items they want to buy in ticks? this one three ticks, that one five ticks, or 10ticks, kind of easy money or piece of cake
but watch out: market always win, no one can beat it
(What does it feel like to lose?)
It should NOT feel COMFORTABLE.
It if it does, then martydom, victimhood, and being a loser is probably your fate in life.
If you would like to celebrate all of the above, then I would recommend that you become a Cub fan.
They have formalized losing into a tradition to be celebrated, they have been doing so for almost a century.
It should NOT feel COMFORTABLE.
It if it does, then martydom, victimhood, and being a loser is probably your fate in life.
If you would like to celebrate all of the above, then I would recommend that you become a Cub fan.
They have formalized losing into a tradition to be celebrated, they have been doing so for almost a century.