My first set when I bench press is often the hardest for me . After the first set they get easier , then they become harder as my muscles tire out . I don ' t think this is a problem or anything just wondering if anyone knows why this is ? <| sep |> I don ' t know this is insensitive , but when I was stroking my cat being put to sleep , I felt she was finally happy and at peace to feel the drift away and fall asleep . It ' s a good lifetime for a dog to have had . <| sep |> Laughton you fucking bum . Go the fuck back to the AHL . Fucking loser . <| sep |> Or they want attention from someone . <| sep |> It won ' t waste the adrenaline orbs . After the first orb it doesn ' t continue to use then <| sep |> Of course ! But bear in mindI think all of this is dumb . I disagree with almost every part of it . The 14 th Amendment provides that fundamental rights often called fundamental liberty interests must not be infringed without due process of law . Functionally that means the government would have to meet a tremendously high burden to constitutionally limit such a right . A good example is marriage . The courts have long recognized we have a fundamental right to marriage . So , attempts to limit that rightbanning interracial marriage , preventing prisoners from marrying , and othershave typically been struck down . Here ' s where the stuff I think is horseshit begins . The courts have never held that public education is a fundamental right . I could explain why but that ' s even more arcane and isn ' t all that important . Since it isn ' t a fundamental right , the government can much more easily infringe on ittheoretically they could argue they don ' t need to provide public education at all . The notion of literacy as a fundamental right is even more tenuousliteracy is the outcome of an education . It would be like arguing that emotional fulfillment is a fundamental right since that is the desired outcome of marriage . Now , I disagree with that argument . Not only should public education be a fundamental right , literacy is sufficiently distinct from something like emotional fulfillment to make that analogy inappropriate . BUT , that isn ' t lawthat is just my opinion .