Your greatest Fear?

[Beti ona]

Same fear I’ve had since I was a young age is being accused of something major I just didn’t do!

Can you imagine that? Getting a life sentence for say murder…and you DIDN’T do it???? Aaaagghhhhhhh, no thanks.

Something that can happen at any time because justice is a joke and only affects the poor.

[Bestia]

Something that can happen at any time because justice is a joke and only affects the poor.

I would amend the last bit to say the only one's safe are the ultra rich. All the way up through upper middle income can be jobbed by the system

[Beti ona]

I would amend the last bit to say the only one's safe are the ultra rich. All the way up through upper middle income can be jobbed by the system

Totally agree, really the middle class has more to lose than the poor / drug addicts / homeless.

[mayor of bodybuilding]

Same fear I’ve had since I was a young age is being accused of something major I just didn’t do!

Can you imagine that? Getting a life sentence for say murder…and you DIDN’T do it???? Aaaagghhhhhhh, no thanks.

That’s a great one. Happens a lot in domestic cases.

[lifepulse]

Keeping the kids on the right path and not dying prematurely are probably two.

I have always had plenty of work but anxiety about needing to earn a living is one of the things that drives me on. I never take work and money for granted, I probably need to feel a bit more secure in my own head about this because I am in a relatively good position in life

This resonates with me big time, guessing it does for anybody with kids. Since getting the wonky neurological diagnosis last year, realizing I may not be able to walk and do "normal stuff", much younger than I ever would have guessed -- and having a 14-year-old daughter, the prospect of maybe not being able to be around to see her fully develop into adulthood and/or help her with "normal dad things" -- weighs on me heavily at times.

And the money thing kinda' goes hand-in-hand with that -- if I didn't have a kid, it wouldn't matter, I'd always find a way to get by and my needs are very low. But once you're the "protector", you gotta' find a way to keep the ball rolling, even when it doesn't want to.

[Bestia]

This resonates with me big time, guessing it does for anybody with kids. Since getting the wonky neurological diagnosis last year, realizing I may not be able to walk and do "normal stuff", much younger than I ever would have guessed -- and having a 14-year-old daughter, the prospect of maybe not being able to be around to see her fully develop into adulthood and/or help her with "normal dad things" -- weighs on me heavily at times.

And the money thing kinda' goes hand-in-hand with that -- if I didn't have a kid, it wouldn't matter, I'd always find a way to get by and my needs are very low. But once you're the "protector", you gotta' find a way to keep the ball rolling, even when it doesn't want to.

Three greatest core roles for any father - protector, provider, teacher

[lifepulse]

Three greatest core roles for any father - protector, provider, teacher

100% I would have died with tren in the veins and a squat bar on my back, if I didn't have a daughter. Only thing that somewhat grounded me, and made me walk away when I did.

[Beti ona]

I would sign for being crushed to death on the squat bar, or from a massive heart attack with deadlifting ... but I wouldn't want to have a serious accident and survive, fuck.

[lifepulse]

I would sign for being crushed to death on the squat bar, or from a massive heart attack with deadlifting ... but I wouldn't want to have a serious accident and survive, fuck.

Yeah, but we'd all respect you even more for it, ha.

[Howard]

Hey bros we all have something we fear, What is it? Mine is not being able to take care of myself.

Mine is being on my deathbed knowing my name was never on one of the Mayor's t shirts.