Man, I burned out about a year ago and I'm *still* trying to get my mojo back. Focusing on non-coding activities and trying to find a good learning/doing projects pace for myself has helped a bit. However I'm no where near the productivity level I was, which kills me. I love coding, but it's like my brain blew a fuse and I haven't been able to find a replacement yet.
@@pablitocodes I can totally see that because it's happening around here as well. I don't about the numbers & proportions but a lot of my friends/colleagues are going down that route of "I have to make the most of these times" and create freelancing companies/services left and right without actually caring much for the craft, just to get a quick buck.
The Quality Dev Well the standard here is way lower and more ridiculous. Someone I know that has done a 50 hours WordPress course is selling “sites” (god it repulses me calling it that) for like 30€. So yes I totally agree with you. It messes up the market because it is not a good representation of what an actual website is and ruin chances for us that actually studied it and put up work in it.
This video is right on time. I've been struggling so much lately with burnout & feeling unmotivated, while at the same time working on client projects way too much. This resonated with me so much. Thanks for posting!
I also used to work in IT and had a complete burnout due to all the bs and stress that comes with it. This video really felt as it was direct for me lol. Thank you for sharing your tips and story.
I have just had a burnout for the second time. trying to push it to the limits starting from 8 in the morning up until 2am with no breaks. did I learn my lesson ? yes . for the past 5 days I havn't been able to look at any screen, and all I ever done is sleeping. but today I feel fresh again and my motivation is back! Thanks I needed this!
Man, I definitely needed this video now more than ever. I just started working, while still going to college and raising my daughter as a single parent. I put in 225 hours at work over the last month, and it’s started affecting my daughter. I forgot how important it is to balance work with life, so thank you for posting this. I think more people need to hear it.
I am an electronics and communication engineering student who is also trying to learn web dev. And I can assure you taking both academics and these learnings together takes a heavy toll on your mind. During the day I'll be solving complex mathematical and engineering problems in the class, in the evening I would be preparing my assignments and after dinner I would sit for learning some web dev. It's like I am storing so much inside my head everyday. It takes away the life out of you. But it's my passion, so I have to put in the work. Whenever I feel bogged down, I take a break, play a song on my guitar and continue my learning. Hope one day it pays off!
A few years ago I burned out, pushed through it and ended up so wrecked, I couldn't even look at code without having a panic attack. That lasted 6 months. Mental health is a real problem in this field and I'm so glad you put this video out.. I needed to remember those times so I can avoid it next time!
I am totally burned out... For months I need to create projects based on a highly complex framework in extreme short time. Every day I feel totally lost and I also lost the passion for everything... I need help but there is no one I can ask. For the last weeks I was thinking about quitting.. I even printed my resignation letter few times. This or next week I will finally quit. After my resignation I still need to work here for 4 weeks :(
I now feel myself after watching this video. Ever since August 25th 2020 till date I have not been able to do anything, I got to pause the project I have been working on for a client, because I was no longer getting the motivation doing the project. I got burnout because the client refuses to pay 30% of my payment even after 60% of my work inprogress on the project. Thanks man for this video❤❤ .
Takes a lot to burn me out, but nearly happened to me recently over a 4 month project for a major client. Our sprints were over scheduled, work was underestimated, constantly worked overnight to solve offshore issues. Most of the sleep I got happened involuntarily with the light on, always restless. We met the deadline and released to prod on time, but it wrecked my health.
My point of view, as i switched from Sales representative to a recently junior front end dev, clients are the main reason of stress, the ripple effect of them wanting the 💯% fine bug-less product on or before time, wanting n immediate support after the production or delivery, just because they pay, the stress starts from the manager and then continues to the juniors even related team members.
I am a designer and I just thought that I have became super lazy. But gosh this video describes exactly what I am going through. I am actually doing all the things that are mentioned to avoid burnout, and not a lot has changed so far :/ I haven't tried journaling though, so maybe that will help. Thank you for the video, it is nice to know what it is a common thing and many designers and developers go through that.
I have had similar experience of burn out. Thank you for sharing it and letting me know what really happened to me! I thought that it was bad and I was having some trouble thinking about what to do!
Thanks so much, Adrian. So you'd say switching to web development helped? I work as an IT consultant with very demanding and wild work expectations. Deadline means deadline. So you better work as much as needed to finish the time - no matter what. Working overtime often becomes the standard. A few months ago I decided to try to work myself into web development. I'm under the impression that its more work-life-balance friendly. You get your tickets, requirements, bugs and work yourself through them. One task after another. You can more or less expect what kind of work comes your way. You stay in one kind of work: front-end or back-end (or both if you're ready). But never get thrown around doing a task one month (build a general Python tool) and an extremely different kind of work another month (some random cloud service implementation). Your work is mostly PROGRAMMING. Not programming, do data analysis, cloud services, excel makros/tools, project management, etc. ... Can anyone tell me how web development is like?
When i burnout I switch to graphic design since it is related to frontend development, also it’s very different from coding when you start working like I don’t type my keyboard keys like crazy I just swing my mouse drag and drop over figma or illustrator
I think burnout happens a lot when you can't see the result.. The progress..and for those who want to change their life with coding... Stuff like that ..
Not seeing the result on a project after months of hard work/learning, is hard to handle. I was getting terrible headaches every night at 3am for 2 weeks that shorten my sleeping time, until the point I slept only 1hour. I even tried to keep working the next 2 days but I understood it was time to take a break. So I allowed me 1 week off coding, it was very hard the first 2 days, but enjoyable the next 5. Headaches almost entirely stopped and according to all the comments, looks like it's a common thing when you are about to burn out, so it may be a good indicator to know when to slow down.
@@motanafas-quran Yes I'm good, thanks. And yeah I know that fear of forgetting everything, but I guess, if your breaks aren't too long, you won't forget anything. After my recent 1 week break, I didn't forget anything. I think even 2 weeks would be OK. And even if you forgot some things, it's always easier to relearn something you already know in the past !
Besides avoiding too much of social media...Not to worry much of the world, you are 101% correct, there is nothing much you can do about the trending issues, it distracts
I needed this video so much, but a few decades ago. I'm a type of developer who worshiped some Samurai way of pushing myself since my early days of coding. I always set my limits way too high in everything, including sports. My max number of days with no sleeping at all is: 5 consecutive days, just coding, to meet a freaking deadline that I set myself. I pushed myself to wrestle a guy double in size of me. I did my best, I reached the 3rd year but then suddenly I felt hollow. I never graduated. During my BJJ training, a 160kg training partner fell on my knee breaking it entirely. I can't do sports the way I used to. I've crushed my own dreams by pushing myself too hard. Don't do it, kids.
Hope your knee will recover. I have knee issues too, since many year, and I know how it feel not being able to do ANY sport, except bodybuilding (which I don't really like...)
@@jazz1tup I got ACL surgery too. The old method they talk in your video. Just take your time to find a GOOD surgeon, a GOOD physiotherapist and be serious on your knee rehabilitation and everything should be fine ! I did the opposite and I can barely walk 10years later...
Very good topic, very good timing. I worked for 5 weeks straight now, without a break. Fulltime job and on my side hussle. I wonder if good diet, sports and time with friends and girlfriend can prevent it. One very important thing I learned is to set personal boundaries and say "no".
I took a huge gap of more than a month from coding and every single day I feel terrible about it and this video helped spark a fire in me that helped me to start small again as I have been starting gradually for a couple days. Thanks a lot sir❤✌ Now I got a better understanding of a work-life balance
I have been working as a software developer over 13 years and I am burning out and have no energy for my job, I hate discussing technical stuffs with other engineers, I just want to escape from the technical, coding stuffs.
Tomorrow is my first day at an intern and someday I might get burnout. This video is my "Prevention is better than cure" type video. Thanks for the entire team!
Needed this video! Great content! Us programmers need to learn to know when to stop and take a break. Keep bringing this type of content Brad! Great job Adrian!
The only time I get bored is if I don't understand what am doing or the requirements isn't clear enough, sometimes I also get tired maybe because of my sleeping pattern
3:19 thats the problem with this society, to get the most of everything/everybody until there is nothing left and throw it away. Grow or youre doing it wrong. Sustainability is underscored.
It's more on development life cycle issue that only put emphasis on clients that are without a fundamental understanding of development, causing a lack of understand on the situation that developers are in.
Hi, one question I wanna put forth is... So, I have been working with React and React-Native and other technologies in development, I wanna pursue my masters after engineering. Should I continue development(app/web) or switch to explore some other field keeping my MS in mind. I come from a development background, so any technology I should try that could help me smoothly transition into the new field and that will guarantee better job prospects?
I'm curious, why do Indians always declare their nationality everywhere they write encouraging comments? Is this a cultural thing? I see a lot of this everywhere on the internet, and I have always been confused if there is some cultural reason behind it.
I actually am self learning and sometimes I don't feel like studying ,I want to play and just enjoy some gaming I also may have lack of concentration which is really bad ,and I feel really annoyed to go back and relearn languages .Does anyone feel like this.
FIRSTLY think about your own projects regarding web & mobile apps in order to earn money and not only to avoid burnout working for some external company.
Was burning out having to see/learn one new crap technology replaced by other crap constantly. Sort of xml replaced by json, etc... databases becoming sort of AI, react vs angular, php called a programming language. Too many to recall - rumor has it - there are 27 frameworks to create a java code for android that will be interpreted to native opcodes anyway. Went back to basics and now would not touch all this new crap which is bonanza for would be hackers exploiting well known backdoor holes to all imaginable layers of layered software. C++ ruled, rules and will rule forever, no more burning out ;)
4 months ago I experienced burnout first time. I used to wake up at 4 am for coding. Soon after 23 days, I lost all motivation and gave up coding for a month then finally got back to coding. Now I code for 8 hours and in between I take breaks and play Games. 8 Hours Code + 8 Hours Relaxation ( TV and all) + 8 Hours Sleep. = Healthy Coding Life😊 I hope my experience help someone.👍🏼
How often and how long are the breaks between the coding time? Every evening when i come home im really tired. And fridays when im home after work, after diner 20.00 i sleep untill saturday 13.00 to regen energy.
@@Appelkoekie After every 50 minutes of code, I leave my place and go for a walk on rooftop or walk inside my home only. Sometimes in 10 minutes break I play Counter Strike 1.6. In case I got stuck in problem and not able to understand code. I just go for a walk and that really helps me to understand code better.
i felt this thing its scary because you are losing your passion and you are not being efficient as you used before , just wanna share what i did is i removed my random hour work and created a time for work and other stuffs and every week i take a single dayoff and started to workout. then after a month i am back to the track. hehez
Just remember to invest your money for retirement or a business later, because 5-10 years into web programming, if you haven't spun something up yourself, you're gonna start feeling the burnout, and your age will make you less wanted.
Man, I burned out about a year ago and I'm *still* trying to get my mojo back. Focusing on non-coding activities and trying to find a good learning/doing projects pace for myself has helped a bit. However I'm no where near the productivity level I was, which kills me. I love coding, but it's like my brain blew a fuse and I haven't been able to find a replacement yet.
rip avicii
I hope this helped others. We are all amazing people with potential, but remember to reflect and understand yourself and a healthy balance :)
Based on how I've been feeling lately, I think I definitely needed this video.
@@pablitocodes Thank you, I appreciate that. :)
Seems like a ton of people are experiencing burnout right now. Im sure this crazy year has something to do with it 🙄
@@TraversyMedia I know that, personally, that is a major factor. 😞
@@pablitocodes I can totally see that because it's happening around here as well. I don't about the numbers & proportions but a lot of my friends/colleagues are going down that route of "I have to make the most of these times" and create freelancing companies/services left and right without actually caring much for the craft, just to get a quick buck.
The Quality Dev Well the standard here is way lower and more ridiculous. Someone I know that has done a 50 hours WordPress course is selling “sites” (god it repulses me calling it that) for like 30€. So yes I totally agree with you. It messes up the market because it is not a good representation of what an actual website is and ruin chances for us that actually studied it and put up work in it.
This video is right on time. I've been struggling so much lately with burnout & feeling unmotivated, while at the same time working on client projects way too much. This resonated with me so much. Thanks for posting!
I also used to work in IT and had a complete burnout due to all the bs and stress that comes with it. This video really felt as it was direct for me lol. Thank you for sharing your tips and story.
I have just had a burnout for the second time. trying to push it to the limits starting from 8 in the morning up until 2am with no breaks. did I learn my lesson ? yes . for the past 5 days I havn't been able to look at any screen, and all I ever done is sleeping. but today I feel fresh again and my motivation is back! Thanks I needed this!
Man, I definitely needed this video now more than ever.
I just started working, while still going to college and raising my daughter as a single parent. I put in 225 hours at work over the last month, and it’s started affecting my daughter.
I forgot how important it is to balance work with life, so thank you for posting this. I think more people need to hear it.
I am an electronics and communication engineering student who is also trying to learn web dev. And I can assure you taking both academics and these learnings together takes a heavy toll on your mind. During the day I'll be solving complex mathematical and engineering problems in the class, in the evening I would be preparing my assignments and after dinner I would sit for learning some web dev. It's like I am storing so much inside my head everyday. It takes away the life out of you. But it's my passion, so I have to put in the work. Whenever I feel bogged down, I take a break, play a song on my guitar and continue my learning. Hope one day it pays off!
A few years ago I burned out, pushed through it and ended up so wrecked, I couldn't even look at code without having a panic attack. That lasted 6 months. Mental health is a real problem in this field and I'm so glad you put this video out.. I needed to remember those times so I can avoid it next time!
I am totally burned out... For months I need to create projects based on a highly complex framework in extreme short time. Every day I feel totally lost and I also lost the passion for everything... I need help but there is no one I can ask. For the last weeks I was thinking about quitting.. I even printed my resignation letter few times. This or next week I will finally quit. After my resignation I still need to work here for 4 weeks :(
Kinda same here, how did it go?
I now feel myself after watching this video.
Ever since August 25th 2020 till date I have not been able to do anything, I got to pause the project I have been working on for a client, because I was no longer getting the motivation doing the project. I got burnout because the client refuses to pay 30% of my payment even after 60% of my work inprogress on the project.
Thanks man for this video❤❤ .
Takes a lot to burn me out, but nearly happened to me recently over a 4 month project for a major client. Our sprints were over scheduled, work was underestimated, constantly worked overnight to solve offshore issues. Most of the sleep I got happened involuntarily with the light on, always restless. We met the deadline and released to prod on time, but it wrecked my health.
My point of view, as i switched from Sales representative to a recently junior front end dev, clients are the main reason of stress, the ripple effect of them wanting the 💯% fine bug-less product on or before time, wanting n immediate support after the production or delivery, just because they pay, the stress starts from the manager and then continues to the juniors even related team members.
thanks guys for bringing this topic. ive started to hv insomnia and anxiety this last few days due to the project deadline..
I am a designer and I just thought that I have became super lazy. But gosh this video describes exactly what I am going through. I am actually doing all the things that are mentioned to avoid burnout, and not a lot has changed so far :/ I haven't tried journaling though, so maybe that will help. Thank you for the video, it is nice to know what it is a common thing and many designers and developers go through that.
I have had similar experience of burn out. Thank you for sharing it and letting me know what really happened to me! I thought that it was bad and I was having some trouble thinking about what to do!
Burnout is the problem I'm facing right now. Thank you for the advice
Thanks so much, Adrian. So you'd say switching to web development helped?
I work as an IT consultant with very demanding and wild work expectations. Deadline means deadline. So you better work as much as needed to finish the time - no matter what. Working overtime often becomes the standard.
A few months ago I decided to try to work myself into web development. I'm under the impression that its more work-life-balance friendly. You get your tickets, requirements, bugs and work yourself through them. One task after another. You can more or less expect what kind of work comes your way. You stay in one kind of work: front-end or back-end (or both if you're ready). But never get thrown around doing a task one month (build a general Python tool) and an extremely different kind of work another month (some random cloud service implementation). Your work is mostly PROGRAMMING. Not programming, do data analysis, cloud services, excel makros/tools, project management, etc. ...
Can anyone tell me how web development is like?
When i burnout I switch to graphic design since it is related to frontend development, also it’s very different from coding when you start working like I don’t type my keyboard keys like crazy I just swing my mouse drag and drop over figma or illustrator
I think burnout happens a lot when you can't see the result.. The progress..and for those who want to change their life with coding... Stuff like that ..
In my case it's 100% true
Not seeing the result on a project after months of hard work/learning, is hard to handle. I was getting terrible headaches every night at 3am for 2 weeks that shorten my sleeping time, until the point I slept only 1hour. I even tried to keep working the next 2 days but I understood it was time to take a break. So I allowed me 1 week off coding, it was very hard the first 2 days, but enjoyable the next 5. Headaches almost entirely stopped and according to all the comments, looks like it's a common thing when you are about to burn out, so it may be a good indicator to know when to slow down.
@@motanafas-quran Yes I'm good, thanks. And yeah I know that fear of forgetting everything, but I guess, if your breaks aren't too long, you won't forget anything. After my recent 1 week break, I didn't forget anything. I think even 2 weeks would be OK. And even if you forgot some things, it's always easier to relearn something you already know in the past !
Loved the metaphor of the constantly commissioned artist needing to paint for themselves to stay inspired!
Besides avoiding too much of social media...Not to worry much of the world, you are 101% correct, there is nothing much you can do about the trending issues, it distracts
I needed this video so much, but a few decades ago. I'm a type of developer who worshiped some Samurai way of pushing myself since my early days of coding. I always set my limits way too high in everything, including sports. My max number of days with no sleeping at all is: 5 consecutive days, just coding, to meet a freaking deadline that I set myself. I pushed myself to wrestle a guy double in size of me. I did my best, I reached the 3rd year but then suddenly I felt hollow. I never graduated. During my BJJ training, a 160kg training partner fell on my knee breaking it entirely. I can't do sports the way I used to. I've crushed my own dreams by pushing myself too hard. Don't do it, kids.
Hope your knee will recover. I have knee issues too, since many year, and I know how it feel not being able to do ANY sport, except bodybuilding (which I don't really like...)
@@braindamage6826 Thanks. Somehow I put my high hopes on stem cells knee surgery.
th-cam.com/video/k3g-CagCrZM/w-d-xo.html
@@jazz1tup I got ACL surgery too. The old method they talk in your video. Just take your time to find a GOOD
surgeon, a GOOD physiotherapist and be serious on your knee rehabilitation and everything should be fine ! I did the opposite and I can barely walk 10years later...
Very good topic, very good timing. I worked for 5 weeks straight now, without a break. Fulltime job and on my side hussle. I wonder if good diet, sports and time with friends and girlfriend can prevent it. One very important thing I learned is to set personal boundaries and say "no".
I took a huge gap of more than a month from coding and every single day I feel terrible about it and this video helped spark a fire in me that helped me to start small again as I have been starting gradually for a couple days. Thanks a lot sir❤✌
Now I got a better understanding of a work-life balance
Thanks for the video. Burnout got the best of me having worked way too many hours while being taken advantage of and not appreciated.
I have been working as a software developer over 13 years and I am burning out and have no energy for my job, I hate discussing technical stuffs with other engineers, I just want to escape from the technical, coding stuffs.
Im the one who is completely burnout... I wanna cry
Thanks, Brad for bringing this content here and thanks to Adrian.
Brad himself is an example of total burnout to be honest.
I truly agree, have faced it but how to deal with the pressure created by managers which is always more than what we are able to achieve in a day.
Managers ? Burn out them too | (good coder should know how to handle a bad manager)&&(good manager pays good overtime’s)
Tomorrow is my first day at an intern and someday I might get burnout. This video is my "Prevention is better than cure" type video. Thanks for the entire team!
Needed this video! Great content! Us programmers need to learn to know when to stop and take a break. Keep bringing this type of content Brad! Great job Adrian!
Oh boy, I needed this video.❤️
I really needed this. Thank you!!
You earned a subscriber Sir 🖤. Brad is bringing the best people. Thank you So much
Your confidence and experience are gold, keep it up
The only time I get bored is if I don't understand what am doing or the requirements isn't clear enough, sometimes I also get tired maybe because of my sleeping pattern
You saved me before I became the burnout itself.
Hi , I am 18 yo and currently learning to code .lately I am having panic attack . Can anyone help me to deal with it?
I had a panic attack a few months ago with the same problem. I recommend a psychologist to deal with it. Is the best way out
Just awesome. I am going through this phase. Thanks for the help
Limit social media and news intake
Meditate
Exercise
Sleep early
Take a break/Rest a lot more
3:19 thats the problem with this society, to get the most of everything/everybody until there is nothing left and throw it away. Grow or youre doing it wrong. Sustainability is underscored.
It's more on development life cycle issue that only put emphasis on clients that are without a fundamental understanding of development, causing a lack of understand on the situation that developers are in.
Thanks for the video !!! I just thought I’m becoming dumber with time or ‘mentally slower’
I just became Workaholic, I was going to switch my development career. This video is a saviour.🙏
People now days don't want to pay my fees. So how do you make a living as a freelancer? Competing against fiverr and site builders like Wix?
Needed video on perfect time. Thanks 🙏
6:03 - I was tired of working so much so I got second job.
Hi, one question I wanna put forth is... So, I have been working with React and React-Native and other technologies in development, I wanna pursue my masters after engineering. Should I continue development(app/web) or switch to explore some other field keeping my MS in mind. I come from a development background, so any technology I should try that could help me smoothly transition into the new field and that will guarantee better job prospects?
Honestly, I really need this. Thank you!
love and respect from Sikkim, India 🇮🇳
I'm curious, why do Indians always declare their nationality everywhere they write encouraging comments?
Is this a cultural thing?
I see a lot of this everywhere on the internet, and I have always been confused if there is some cultural reason behind it.
I actually am self learning and sometimes I don't feel like studying ,I want to play and just enjoy some gaming I also may have lack of concentration which is really bad ,and I feel really annoyed to go back and relearn languages .Does anyone feel like this.
I'm feeling burned out from coding and can't bring myself to even care anymore. I'm job hunting with zero luck and feeling like shit!
Good to see Adrain here again!!!
:)
FIRSTLY think about your own projects regarding web & mobile apps in order to earn money and not only to avoid burnout working for some external company.
Good advice :) nice one Adrian!
Thank You! I am actually in such a situation. I am really giving up what I loved... Completely burned out!
I used to like coding but past few months i didn't write single line of code. May be i am burning out too😭
very useful but honestly i am missing brad!
Wow is video is spot on,. as I struggle with this issue right now.
Right now my burnout level is on 1000%
can't believe you've given up IT for Web Design.. but happy for you ! :)
LOL. I got burned out of React development so did some Android development. Worked great for me.
not first but it's okay
Was burning out having to see/learn one new crap technology replaced by other crap constantly. Sort of xml replaced by json, etc... databases becoming sort of AI, react vs angular, php called a programming language. Too many to recall - rumor has it - there are 27 frameworks to create a java code for android that will be interpreted to native opcodes anyway. Went back to basics and now would not touch all this new crap which is bonanza for would be hackers exploiting well known backdoor holes to all imaginable layers of layered software. C++ ruled, rules and will rule forever, no more burning out ;)
Almost anyone who comes to this video is going to feel like it's for them
I had to watch this video at 1.5x speed so I can finish all the work I have
I burned out so bad I
Quit
And don't think would like to code again.
4 months ago I experienced burnout first time. I used to wake up at 4 am for coding.
Soon after 23 days, I lost all motivation and gave up coding for a month then finally got back to coding.
Now I code for 8 hours and in between I take breaks and play Games.
8 Hours Code
+
8 Hours Relaxation ( TV and all)
+
8 Hours Sleep.
= Healthy Coding Life😊
I hope my experience help someone.👍🏼
Sounds like the routine I want.
How often and how long are the breaks between the coding time? Every evening when i come home im really tired. And fridays when im home after work, after diner 20.00 i sleep untill saturday 13.00 to regen energy.
@@Appelkoekie After every 50 minutes of code, I leave my place and go for a walk on rooftop or walk inside my home only.
Sometimes in 10 minutes break I play Counter Strike 1.6.
In case I got stuck in problem and not able to understand code. I just go for a walk and that really helps me to understand code better.
@@mohitsoni5230 Thanks!
i felt this thing its scary because you are losing your passion and you are not being efficient as you used before , just wanna share what i did is i removed my random hour work and created a time for work and other stuffs and every week i take a single dayoff and started to workout. then after a month i am back to the track. hehez
Currently burn out
very important topic
I can really relate to this
his eyebrows look like they're about to burn out with all the hopping
Thanks man
plz enable english auto generated option
Pretty sure he has em on, you just have to wait on TH-cam to make them.
Suffering from same.
Bruh ..how many times he raise his eyebrows 😂
Feeling burnout? Hire people to do your work. lol
So true!!
I read avoid as android.
⚠ FYI Coffee helps you burn out
you take that back right now!!! haha
@@cassolmedia ahahah
Just remember to invest your money for retirement or a business later, because 5-10 years into web programming, if you haven't spun something up yourself, you're gonna start feeling the burnout, and your age will make you less wanted.
Wow ❤️
First like and first view
Exercise more.
Woo - I'm the first one here.
1st one 😉
first
:D hahah - when I see this dude - I have the feeling he is flirting with me. It's kinda gay. Where is Brad. He is much more authentic.