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Time for new strong friends
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Well, I didn't... she said she squats her bodyweight..I said I squat double my bodyweight. I just thought she was curious why she still had a leg gap.
What if I told you there are women who squat that much and still have the leg gap? What if I told you that the gap is based on the width of ones hips and that one can have it while overweight, while squatting heavy *kitten* weights, and while being strong and perfectly healthy?0 -
Hi
Thanks for taking the time to clarify your position.
The tone was read differently by most of us, thus the responses youre getting.
Im a smart *kitten* too - your post just didnt come across that way to me, thus my response in particular.
Now that we have THAT awkwardness out of the way, the FR still stands if youd like to reach out (only so that choice is yours)
Either way? Good luck on your journey. Whether I agree with your post or not doesnt matter, but I can appreciate the fact you stick to what you beleive in.
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What if I told you there are women who squat that much and still have the leg gap? What if I told you that the gap is based on the width of ones hips and that one can have it while overweight, while squatting heavy *kitten* weights, and while being strong and perfectly healthy?
This. I got mine at 145 lbs. I would never tell a woman that she should strive for one, quite the opposite. But I also would never tell a woman that having one is disgusting, because it's mostly genetics.0 -
I agree and I apologize for that. I didn't think people would take offense. Stay strong.Double body weight is an impressive squat. Respect for that. But it's still poor form to call a physical trait disgusting on a board fullof women and young girls with body image issues.0
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I agree and I apologize for that. I didn't think people would take offense. Stay strong.
That's big of you. Kudos.0 -
Congratulations on being a cancer survivor. There many who dont survive that insidiousness & I commend you for your part in the battle to try and overcome it. Truly.
As to the rest? Your battle doesnt give you the right to judge anyone but yourself. Pick whatever friends you want and the type you want..I get that. But coming on this site and throwing judgements at other people for the choices they make is offensive to me.
Who gave you the right to decide that what's important to other people needed to be belittled? Are they sonehow "shallow" because they dont throw around barbells? Many people have worked their *kitten* off to fit into those size 2's & develop the discipline to eat that salad so they can continue to be healthy. Some of them have overcome things to get there that you couldnt fathom if you tried. If they dont fit your mold of whats acceptable, they are somehow inferior to you?
I am a man who offers as much support to those that I can, under the concept of pay it forward. On a daily basis, I try to support people who are strong on the outside and the inside. EVERY single person here has a bucket of crap to carry, just like you do. The difference is that most of us realize that ****ting on each other is counterproductive & the world already has enough of that.
In case you dont think I've walked anywhere close to in your shoes? Try having to answer your 8 year old son( and your only child) the night before his 2nd open heart surgery, when he asks you if he will die. And you've spent that day signing the consent forms listing the risk factors for that same surgery.
It was easier not to have to answer that question duirng the 1st surgery, but then again he was only 14 days old. From your own experience, you know those can be the coldest, hardest days ever.
If you maybe tried a different perspective, you might get a different result.. Even given all of that, I'd still be happy to cheer your successes on. You are still young and have the world in front of you.....make the most of it,. Feel free to FR if you'd lke....
Fsunami
my son is 2.5 and open heart surgery at 4 days old... so far everything is good and we dont anticipate further surgeries but I want you to know that if you need anything or any support for a CHD child feel free to add me0 -
my son is 2.5 and open heart surgery at 4 days old... so far everything is good and we dont anticipate further surgeries but I want you to know that if you need anything or any support for a CHD child feel free to add me
We lost our son, who was born with a heart defect, I am happy to hear that both of you have your boys, and they are now healthy.0 -
my son is 2.5 and open heart surgery at 4 days old... so far everything is good and we dont anticipate further surgeries but I want you to know that if you need anything or any support for a CHD child feel free to add me
I'd be honored to . FR coming now.
and Skaboon163? Thanks for facilitaitng this.....
Thanks.
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I just sent you a FR. I have some experience with a thread post being taken the wrong way. The internet is a strange place sometimes lol0
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wiaf doesn't mean thick. I just don't want to be blown over by the breeze.
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In to say...
Quoted content goes on the top.
That is all. Proceed.0
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