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lol

She's not wrong though. You can get a body like that lifting a few days a week, the thing is it takes many years of consistency. Especially without drugs. Most people quit after a few months.

Slayerblade11 posted...

She's not wrong though. You can get a body like that lifting a few days a week, the thing is it takes many years of consistency. Especially without drugs. Most people quit after a few months.

lol

I heard you can lose weight by not eating as much

anyone know if thats really true or just a meme?

Slayerblade11 posted...

She's not wrong though. You can get a body like that lifting a few days a week, the thing is it takes many years of consistency. Especially without drugs. Most people quit after a few months.

So she is wrong is what youre saying, because so easy and takes many years of consistency are hardly compatible lol >_>

Slayerblade11 posted...

She's not wrong though. You can get a body like that lifting a few days a week, the thing is it takes many years of consistency. Especially without drugs. Most people quit after a few months.

That is no way true you have no idea what the fuck youre talking about

lol women have it way easier. All women have to do is not stuff their faces full to look attractive. Guys on the other hand, have to go the gym and eat a good diet on a consistent basis for a very long time to look good.

We all know what most of women upvoting that look like lol

Yes, it's an unrealistic standard. You know what you can do about that? Just fucking ignore it and not give a shit.

I don't think women have it easier tbh and I wasn't meaning this to be a comparison topic. I was just laughing at the idea of this.

Me waiting to get that thor body from my 4x a week powerbuilding program

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Something taking a long time doesn' t make it hard unless you consider patience a form of difficulty. Point is lifting weights is one of the easiest and most accessible forms of physical activity.

Slayerblade11 posted...

Something taking a long time doesn' t make it hard unless you consider patience a form of difficulty. Point is lifting weights is one of the easiest and most accessible forms of physical activity.

Do you look like Chris Hemsworth?

Slayerblade11 posted...

Something taking a long time doesn' t make it hard unless you consider patience a form of difficulty. Point is lifting weights is one of the easiest and most accessible forms of physical activity.

Lol my back is fucked up i literally could not do it

Slayerblade11 posted...

Something taking a long time doesn' t make it hard unless you consider patience a form of difficulty. Point is lifting weights is one of the easiest and most accessible forms of physical activity.

your post just keep getting dumber

Slayerblade11 posted...

Something taking a long time doesn' t make it hard unless you consider patience a form of difficulty. Point is lifting weights is one of the easiest and most accessible forms of physical activity.

I'm gonna make a few points here

1. Something taking a very long time is absolutely a form of difficulty, who would even argue that? To stay consistent at training for years is the main reason why most people don't look very good at all, it's hard.
2. Even with all the patience in the world you are not going to look like that by just working out a few days a week. Chris Hemsworth is 6ft fucking 3. He couldn't even look like that for more than 30 minutes at a time. You're looking at an elite genetic specimen in peak competition prep. Dehydrated, pumped, peak volume, cycled to fuck. The man himself has said that he doesn't want to do it anymore.

armandro posted...

I heard you can lose weight by not eating as much

anyone know if thats really true or just a meme?

That is true, as long as you do eat well enough to stay healthy. Regular exercise helps as well, though moreso through the kind that burns more calories over time, like walking, running, burpees etc.

Aren't you supposed to starve yourself and become dehydrated for a time to sustain that physique? Doesn't sound practical at all.

Only in America is the hulk physique worshipped.

Lets not get too mad just because some women have unrealistic standards. I mean, that dude is literally a celebrity. But men will want a beautiful celebrity woman too.

Pepys Monster posted...

But men will want a beautiful celebrity woman too.

Maybe this is just me, but I've always found a more "plain", normal, realistic look to be far more attractive than the fake or overly-worked-out celebrity look.

Slayerblade11 posted...

She's not wrong though. You can get a body like that lifting a few days a week, the thing is it takes many years of consistency. Especially without drugs. Most people quit after a few months.

Noo, I was a PT (Cert 4) 18 through 21, This body requires a minimum of 10 hours of training a week, a strict diet and without drugs 18 months at a minimum, it's a complete lifestyle commitment.
Woman's beauty standards on the other hand, just don't eat like a pig, maybe a little cardio, or if cosmo, women's weekly and Kalvin Klein are to be believed eat like a pig, all the time, drip feed yourself butter through an IV while you sleep so there's no downtime on your caloric intake.

Trumble posted...

Maybe this is just me, but I've always found a more "plain", normal, realistic look to be far more attractive than the fake or overly-worked-out celebrity look.

Fair enough. Some guys really want a 10/10 girl despite not trying.

Women can easily be good looking and in shape, for men it is much harder due to a restrictive diet for a long time often months if not years.

Even the actors Hugh Jackman and Chris Hemsworth have said maintaining this look is hard as hell.

Simple, but extremely difficult, extremely taxing, extremely expensive and requires you to give up basically everything if you have a full time job. Calling it easy is wrong, ignorant and insulting.

Been lifting 5 years how long until the testosterone takes over and I look like dat