Posts by Eric Taylor5

Thanks, everyone. Things were a little rough, I guess, but it’ll all work out in the end 🙂

Sam Roberts said:So, what do you do for a living?

And what kind of sneakers are you wearing?

I do Taekwondo, and I usually just train in my indoor gym shoes..

Jeffrey Peterson43 said:I guess you might as well just tell us—what specific sport do you actually practice?

Taekwondo

So, here’s the situation... I haven't done any serious training in years, but I finally got back into it recently. At first, I was dealing with a ton of muscle soreness, but that eventually cleared up (a little Advil helped quite a bit) and I don't really have those issues anymore. However, now I'm starting to get these blisters on my feet, specifically around my big toes and along the soles of both feet. I guess I'm wondering if these will heal just like the muscle inflammation did, or if the skin is just going to toughen up? Also, what kind of socks should I be wearing to prevent this from happening again, and is there a way to clear them up quickly? I'm 17, by the way. Thanks in advance.

So, here’s the situation... I haven't done any serious training in years, but I finally got back into it recently. At first, I was dealing with a lot of muscle soreness, but that eventually cleared up (a little Advil helped, I guess) and I don't have those issues anymore. However, now I'm starting to get these blisters on my feet, specifically around my big toes and underneath on both feet. I wonder if these will heal just like the muscle inflammation did, or if the skin is just going to toughen up into calluses? Also, what kind of socks should I be wearing to prevent this from happening again, and how can I get these to heal as quickly as possible? By the way, I'm 17. Thanks in advance.

Jeffrey Gray4 said:I’ve been stuck on one question lately.

Are proverbs meant strictly for the enlightened elite, or should their wisdom actually be useful to the average person?

To clarify:
When I read these "wise" sayings, I often notice they're so convoluted that half the population can't even wrap their heads around them.

So here's my point:
Can someone truly claim to be wise if they aren't willing to make that wisdom accessible to the common man?

I suppose if someone truly grasps a profound saying, they become a bit wiser themselves through that understanding, though I guess some insights do require a bit more intellectual heavy lifting.

I suppose I should probably start by saying that I don't have much to add here. It feels like we've already covered most of the ground, though. Maybe I'm just being overly cautious. Regardless, I'll keep this brief. kaže:
I wonder if those attackers and occupiers in Iraq have just completely forgotten about them?😢

They don't really subscribe to just one single religion. I guess you could say they don't believe in that one exclusive path.