You judgmental prick !
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Humans are more of a pest than any other living creature to be honest.
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Yaā¦ cringe
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Limp Bizkit
Mumble rap
IG Shitfluencers that know nothing
Dudes liking thirst traps - simps
OF skanks
Go for the positive - you got some extra protein in, and now you know you can last longer than your buddies.
-Social media. Unless you count tnation, ive never had any of it and donāt understand.
-Expensive clothes. Beyond paying for quality.
-Brand loyalty.
Fake boobs
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Manosphere podcasts
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I spent a couple of years of my childhood pretty much only in cowboy boots. I bought a pair recently and nothing brings the instantaneous feeling of absolute cool-ness like they do.
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Cowboy boots are cool. Hopefully you have enough wiggle room for your toes.
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Yeehaw!
Show us your boots.
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Okay. So Iām not retreating (I said what I said) but what I will offer is this: you have the body ideal from my perspective (thereās a range for me and youāre right in it) and I know how much work that takes. So rock on without my judgment - and with my respect - but Iām a little bewildered that your face isnāt melting onto your collar bone.
I thought about this off and on during my drive to the nearest reasonable shopping area, which is one hour nine minutes from my house. All I could come up with is that you must not sweat, or maybe Coloradoās oft-heralded ādry heat!ā is true at a level I simply donāt understand. Iāve been in dry places, but never as a gym-goer.
My experiences come from working in as well as working out in gyms in Richmond, VA; Columbia, SC; and Dallas/Ft Worth, TX, where if I noticed a woman with full makeup on, she was doing things that left me open-mouthed with surprise, e.g. ārunningā on a TM at 2.5 mph. So could be climate that has me feeling as I do, but there it is.
Obviously youāre not at the gym prancing weirdly in a sexy Halloween costume-looking workout outfit, but thatās been my observation of women in southern gyms. Iām in northern New England now, so makeup is completely optional (I wear it to work and to do social stuff) and I work out at home, but Iām suddenly (as of yesterdayās drive) curious to go into Planet Fitness and take a look around.
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This definitely not my experience at 5:00AM in the Houston suburbs.
Iāve lived in DFW for 2.5 years now and havenāt been to a commercial gym. That might change now.
Coming from Portland, OR, no one really wears makeup unless they are have changed their pronouns.
On the boot front, I only wear boots - cowboy, Chelsea, etc. Iāve just always sized up so my toes donāt make it to the pointed part.
On topic, I donāt get motivational quotes on social media, banners or tattoos.
Especially ones that compare an object to life, eg. ā Be a pineapple: Stand tall, wear a crown, and be sweet on the inside.ā
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And know where you donāt belong.
Everybody in the ER will laugh and take pictures.
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Ha, you probably have to be there at mom oāclock. Or in the afternoon/evening, after work. Most of my gym experience in Texas was in places that had racquetball (probably pickleball now) courts and big pools, so that of course informs what you encounter. My ex-husband had a business in the same commercial complex as the Metroflex gym in Arlington, TX, back in the day. No a/c and theyād often be out in the parking lot riding stationary bikes furiously in the 100Ā° heat. People going to that place didnāt wear makeup. I also belonged to an Anytime Fitness not that long ago and went at 6a or so. Neither of the other two people I sometimes saw there wore makeup or did silly workouts.
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I dont get that.
Wouldnāt it be better at that point to just get a bicycle and ride it?
I also find it odd when people pack up their bike and go somewhere to ride it. Like why not just leave the house, go somewhere on the bike, then come back?
Exception being scenic trips and the like. I get that.
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Paying more than 2 dollars for a cup of coffee. And even that is too much.
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