Mean women at the gym

tell her the next time she points, 'You like what you see, huh?"

I would walk over there and say the pu**y way is about to stomp on your head.... thats how i roll.....

*finger snap*

"But doing it that way (point to the other girl) obviously makes you a raging b*tch."

^^I 2nd this

I laugh at people. Nothing pisses someone off more than being laughed at.

I would just keep working out and then when you look better then her she will want to know the P***y way to do things haha! :laugh:

What's the saying?? "Karma is a bigger b@#$% than I'll ever be!"

I pretty much don't waste a minute of my time on mean people, especially those showing their stupidity, in such a manner.

Lifes to short to bother even addressing a person that would make such a comment. Its not like anything you could say here is a "win", and certainly will not "teach" her anything. If she would make the statement you said - she is certainly not in the mode to receive an education from anyone, no matter how it is presented. And likely bucking to start a fight.

SHE obviously has issues, why let her negativity and horrid attitude pollute your life. Not worth playing into her drama lama game.

I can't choose what other people say or do - but I can choose whether I want to allow it to effect me, my day, my mood, my life. I choose not to let it do so.

In that situation, I would roll my eyes, ignore her, and keep doing what I am there to do. I am working out for me - no one else.

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But I'm not in the cardio section much.

I laugh at people. Nothing pisses someone off more than being laughed at.

Point AND laugh to piss them off even more. LOL

I'm not sure where to post this so. Yesterday at the gym these two girls were working out on the aerobic steps. one girl says to another while explaining a step "you can do it this way, or you can do it the p*ssy way like that" and then points at me. It took everything in my body not to walk over and deck her. How do I handle a situation like that?

For ladies, I can't say.
If a guy ever singles me out like that, I hope pain is something he enjoys.
I hate bullies!

You serve like an old woman.

Actually, I serve WORSE!

I'm not sure where to post this so. Yesterday at the gym these two girls were working out on the aerobic steps. one girl says to another while explaining a step "you can do it this way, or you can do it the p*ssy way like that" and then points at me. It took everything in my body not to walk over and deck her. How do I handle a situation like that?

You walk over and deck her.
No. I'm kidding.
Maybe.

I'm not gonna lie, I'd have a hard time not lashing out.

But maybe just get earbuds and jam out so you don't have to listen to snarky bias.

I am sorry you had to deal with that! Try to stay upbeat and don't let that type of person get you down. Remember you are there for yourself, and to feel good. Try not to let that type of person affect you - your gym time is about you, not them. And if you question if you are using some equipment wrong, then just ask the gym staff. It is their job to help with that sort of thing. Good luck avoiding those rotten *%$!@$*.

^^^I concur with this^^^ However if you pay for membership I would comment to manager of the place but not in a whining way but maybe ask for a refund and go omewhere else!:grumble:

I would have looked her straight in the eyes and said "I hope I misheard you bc that sounded really unkind."

If it were me, I'd stop what I was doing...walk over to her...politely/calmly explain to her that you'd heard what she said and that that's not very encouraging to gym patrons (which you are...a paying customer) and ask to speak to her supervisor. You join a gym to get exercise info from experts along with support and encouragement.....that's what you're paying for, and if you're not getting it then some adjustment should be made to your bill. Not to say you jump at every opportunity to save money but a gym should be full of things that are positive reinforcement, so you go back and work out again the next day. If someone goes to a gym and has a bad experience, then that gym is not doing their job correctly.


Bottom line:
1. You are entitled to a place that offers you what it promises: fitness/health/support/encouragement (and you're paying for it)
2. That 'trainer' needs to know that her behavior was unacceptable. If she is a tough love trainer then she can do that with her client whose OK with it, OUT of earshot of other patrons of the gym.

"But doing it that way (point to the other girl) obviously makes you a raging b*tch."

Yet another reason why LorinaLynna rocks.

I probably wouldn't say anything because I hate confrontation unless I know the person well, but it would definitely hurt.

I hope you weren't too discouraged. The fact that you are trying and that you are doing your best is all that matters.

Its simple... you walk up and knock the b*tch on her *kitten* and tell her "thats how p*ssies do it"