Outrider wrote:
It's also funny how contradictory they are.
One minute they claim eating healthy and exercising is hard and only the most elite in motivation, willpower,etc. can do it.
The next they shame average bodied men of a healthy weight or skinny men or overweight men and that it's 'easy' and all it takes is 30 mins of exercise 3 days a week and 'you probably spend that much time watching tv anyway, if not more.'
So which is it?
If it's a difficult thing only about 10% of the population can do properly without giving up, why would you shame ANYONE who falls into that 90%?
If everyone can do it but they're all too lazy, why should anyone be impressed by your muscles if it means you simply had slightly more free time than everyone else?
In my experiences, it is extremely difficult, but it's not about superiority. Some people just have more free time, better genetics, no major injuries or better yet a healed injury but a metal plate in the body, etc.
This is actually very true some people are naturally skinny no matter how much they eat and some put on a few pounds from having more that 1 chicken breast so it isn't as easy as they make out
Tbh I think people are judgmental when looking at pics (like online dating) but once they meet people in real life they are more swayed by personality and mannerisms.