I mean as a guy I think the dude looks easily 100x better in the “before” pic. I don’t know who this dude is at all, but that before pic is already a perfectly comfortable, healthy-looking body. Before looks approachable and friendly, while still healthy. After looks high-effort and very motivated; that’s a lot for some people. A lot of people want somebody they can relax on the couch with popcorn with, not somebody who is gonna wake up every 6am to go running.
Absolutely, I would never doubt it (as anybody should from a picture alone).
I noticed that a good chunk of many that like to single out people and relations based on size they also think anything different than a stick is unhealthy and only “who is in the league” would consider it. It is just something not grounded in reality, and everyone will like what they want.
Nope. Reminding you of thid absolutely golden Twitter moment
The absolutely insane amount of cope the comment section starts spitting out is almost hilarious, implying that “women are lying” even.
I mean as a guy I think the dude looks easily 100x better in the “before” pic. I don’t know who this dude is at all, but that before pic is already a perfectly comfortable, healthy-looking body. Before looks approachable and friendly, while still healthy. After looks high-effort and very motivated; that’s a lot for some people. A lot of people want somebody they can relax on the couch with popcorn with, not somebody who is gonna wake up every 6am to go running.
Well yeah, I like having something to work with too. Skeletons be too spooky for me.
Guy on the left doesn’t look “unhealthy” though. I get your point though.
Absolutely, I would never doubt it (as anybody should from a picture alone).
I noticed that a good chunk of many that like to single out people and relations based on size they also think anything different than a stick is unhealthy and only “who is in the league” would consider it. It is just something not grounded in reality, and everyone will like what they want.