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My dad says he runs not to keep fit, its a good way to clearly see something youre thinking about or thinking of doing. The fitness you get out of it is just a bonus.
So people exercise for different reasons.
These days, people have become obsessed with fitness, calorie intake yada yada yada. Before someone turned around and said ''Calories make you fat!'', nobody really gave a ***t. We all got on with our lives and lived how we wanted.
Now that every ***king advert on TV, on billboards and in magazines portrays men and women with perfect bodies, you basically HAVE to be lean, muscular and sexy with washboard abs for women to feel attracted to you, and women need to be super sexy with the perfect ass, flat stomach etc etc etc.
We're ***king up humanity too if you think about from a natural selection side of things. Women choosing only men that have the perfect physique dumps their genes into the gene pool more than other men's, and suddenly we get this perfection of humanity every time a baby is born, like something out of Sparta.
Look at the next Calvin Klein underwear advert you see. 90% of that advert I guarantee will be the upper part of the model's ''perfect'' body. IT'S ***KING UNDERWEAR FOR ***K SAKE!
And those god damn perfume adverts. I cant smell it, so why do I need to see a woman and a man inevitably sprayed with water, ''hunting'' or chasing each other with sexy eyes etc down a corridor or whatever?
Advertising is the only thing making us chase the perfect body, and its the women's fault as they want what they see in cosmopolitan and heat magazine.
You could be the greatest guy on the planet, but if you dont have the physique, you're stuffed, women wont look twice at you.
Well, enjoy your lonely lives then ladies.
Its silly to assume that what you see on tv with male and female models is meant to depict the 'perfect' body. It does create a sort of mainstream idea that does put pressure on males and females to say go to the gym and not eat anything etc, but the truth is, that not everyone thinks that a guy has to have loads of muscles and perfect lean body for a girl to fancy him, and then girls need to have these physically fit and lean bodies etc for guys to fancy them. Its largely down to a singular person's tastes, and the way I see it, that whoever creates these adverts with these models must be very nieve if they think that that is the generalized view of a 'perfect' body.