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**Green_Monkey23** · 05-25-2007, 03:07 AM

Only you can really tell, but I'm sure all of us thought about giving up when all we were doing was standing doing men-uchi in thin air.
As people have said, most of us have been there and stuck with it and came out really enjoying kendo.

However, I also believe that somethings just aren't right for some people. Making the decision to stop something that isn't right for you is every bit as admirable in my eyes as sticking through it. There's a difference between giving up because it's hard and recognising it's better to stop...

Like I said, only you can really tell. My experience is that I stuck with it and think kendo's amazing.

05-25-2007, 03:07 AM	#9
Green_Monkey23 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	Only you can really tell, but I'm sure all of us thought about giving up when all we were doing was standing doing men-uchi in thin air. As people have said, most of us have been there and stuck with it and came out really enjoying kendo. However, I also believe that somethings just aren't right for some people. Making the decision to stop something that isn't right for you is every bit as admirable in my eyes as sticking through it. There's a difference between giving up because it's hard and recognising it's better to stop... Like I said, only you can really tell. My experience is that I stuck with it and think kendo's amazing.
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