u/Fragrant_Passage_955

Looks it time guys like i have been looking at my setup for like a week now and its just boring u know like i got the desk the chair the monitors but something is missing and it seems so boring.everytime i see people post their rooms im like how do u get it to look like am jealous u know and not spending a fortune its honestly i feel bad about it.i tried some cheap led strips form amazon before but the fell off after two days now well  i got tape residue now on my desk and am still mad about it. So what actually sticks like a govee or something because I peeked on alibaba but everything looks the same after a while and I can't tell what's actually decent. Later  it just got confusing to me. i don't need my whole room glowing just a little something behind the desk u feel me. People seem to talk about nanoleaf and those wall panels but are they even with it, like two hundred dollars for some triangles is crazy but if they actually last then maybe just maybe idk. 

Most days I have been going to gym everyday but now am done.Not because i like lifting weights, but am tired of dealing with people  and almost paying every time the membership which i barely use this days.But the problem is my apartment is small  and my  wallet isn't huge to say by the way. Am trying to find home gym equipment for my apartment not because i want to lazy myself i just want some better equipments for my self that i can use alone and no disturbance at least from people. I have been looking at sites like Alibaba but i can't figure out the best equipment at least. My budget can't fall $500 on better equipment to sit at least no matter how shiny they are. I just  want something simple you know. So like what actually works for small spaces in that price range? Just some dumbbells , pullup bars , benches  u know to rip off my muscles out.I don't want to pressure myself. I just want to stay in decent shape, do some presses, rows, squats and simple jogging. No interruptions, just simple work out at best. So yeah, if you have got a small apartment setup under my budget that actually works for me. For real i dont wanna waste money on junk equipment