Yeah when the goal is worshipping yourself or attempting to be worshiped, that’s one of the lamest targets a person can aim for. Working out for the sake of being strong to protect your future family/society/etc, for the functional capability it gives you, is a noble pursuit. This stuff about “this drug does this, this surgery does this, if I break my shin bones I’ll be taller” Is a subscription service for a fake identity.

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Sure but it also attracts women. I have to do something if I don’t wanna die alone 🤷‍♂️

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I don’t get why we have to use these terms, can’t we just say it’s good to take care of your health and groom/have good hygiene without being overly online and obsessive?

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The dude is kind of funny because i cant tell if he has like a social disability

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I don’t get how women complain about unattractive men and when men try to improve their looks it’s bad

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nothing wrong with trying to look good but those folks take it too far. they have unrealistic standards, and the way they try to portray themselves is often a turn-off to women

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I don’t really see a problem with it, more power to them as far as I’m concerned

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Never heard of any of those

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What does any of that mean

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Yes. Trying to improve yourself is fine but once it hits -maxxing territory you are too far gone down the rabbit hole and no drugs or surgeries will make you more attractive than if you just prioritized looking and being good as you are

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