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Weightlifting is in my blood. How can I give it up?
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The speaker feels that weightlifting is a deeply rooted part of who they are. Saying it is “in my blood” emphasizes a powerful, almost natural connection to it. The question “How can I give it up?” shows that abandoning weightlifting feels extremely difficult, even when considered.
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