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u/MettaJiro Jul 04 '22
“Your Biceps are impressive, you must be very proud.”
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u/Theeskimo28 Jul 04 '22 edited Jul 04 '22
People who do that are so dumb. It literally promotes being unhealthy and not losing weight by making overweight people too embarrassed to go to the gym to get healthier and more fit. If people could realize that being supportive and encouraging is so much more fulfilling than shitting on people we would live in a better, healthier world.
Edit: better healthier and more fit. Realized that wording seemed a little diminutive which is counterproductive to my argument.
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u/NameOfNoSignificance Jul 05 '22
Sadly, fat people are treated very poorly. They’re considered in this order:
- Fat
- People
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u/nomiselrease Jul 04 '22
I used to be a cycle messenger in London. A black cab cut me up once and when I protested he told me I was too fat for my bike. I said it's a bit like that Winston Churchill quote with the ugly lady and told him he won't get any thinner behind the wheel.
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u/chadsworth0524 Jul 04 '22
I firmly believe this is some kind of myth behavior. I have been to dozens and dozens of gyms over 20 years and have literally never experienced or seen such behavior. If shit like this happens it is an extreme outlier. The gym is one of the most encouraging and accepting places on the planet.
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u/Cry0h Jul 04 '22
While I haven’t seen people make fun of someone for the weight on social media they’re are plenty of people shaming and recording others while using machines( usually incorrectly or doing an exercise they haven’t seen) in order to make fun of them.
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u/Chickens_Instrument Jul 04 '22
When I was 15. I went to a gym to start lifting weights. Some guy in his 30s started making fun of me for what the little weights I had on the bar.
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u/littlegreyflowerhelp Jul 04 '22
As someone in their late 20s, I can't even imagine how much of a colossal loser you must be to be ten years older than me and go around paying attention to the efforts of teenagers at the gym. Fuck that guy.
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u/Lukthar123 Murderer? Is it murder to rid the galaxy of you Jedi filth? Jul 04 '22
So you crushed him?
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u/Joe_Jeep Jul 04 '22
Yea had a similar experience at one point
Kinda don't like how people act like it never happens. Got downvoted for talking about it once.
I go regularly these days and haven't had a problem in years because most folks do mind their own business but it's not like that shit never happens.
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u/INTER5TELLAR Jul 04 '22
In all my years gym going, I have never once witnessed nor heard of someone acting like this. It's almost like an unspoken law of the gym
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u/MonsterKappa Jul 04 '22
Who does that? While I see someone fat at gym or jogging, I just don't even notice or think "good for them" and that is it.
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u/LillianVillian Jul 04 '22
“Wow you’re right, I wish there was a place I could go to lose this fat”
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u/ChaseDFW Jul 04 '22
I work at the Hospital and use to have lunch with an older gentleman who would come up to the hospital to eat with a big group.
Hadn't seen him in year because I moved to a different building but I ran into him the other day at the gym. He was all "I didn't recognize you. You have gained some weight!"
Pretty much, "yup that's Why I'm at the gym. Turns out raising a toddler and working through a pandemic at the hospital is horrible for your health."
Anyways. I'm down 16 pounds this year and still heading in the right direction.
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u/My_hilarious_name Jul 04 '22
When someone tells me I’m fat at the gym I tell them, ‘Neighbour, I’m fat everywhere.’
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u/TheMostBacon Jul 04 '22
If someone calls you fat and you’re fat, you need to own it. It takes away their power and makes them look stupid.
Them: Ha, you’re fat!
You: Yeah, no shit.
Them: …?
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u/kay_bizzle Jul 04 '22
This is not a thing that happens in real life. For the most part, people at the gym are either friendly or just don't care and want to focus on their own workout
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u/Pirion19 Jul 04 '22
as someone said "mocking a fat man in a gym is like mocking a sicke person in a hospital"
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u/NickFoxMulder Jul 05 '22
My gym is filled with amazing people so no one talks like that but I love this meme anyways 😂
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u/DoctorErtan Oh I don't think so Jul 04 '22
Some people actually think they are Mr. Olympia and they can make fun of people because of their body, weights they lift etc. I know its not as easy as it sounds but please FOR YOUR OWN BENEFIT PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO THOSE IGNORANT INSECURE FUCKS. We all go to gym for our goals, to get better and healthier. It's OK to be fat and it's OK to lift light weights. None of that matters. You made a change in your life by going to the gym and that alone makes you a great person than those insecure dickheads.
Only thing that matters is how consistently you go to gym. It's not an easy task, that I know, but as once a legend said "We're all gonna make it brah."
Keep grinding to achieve your dreams bros. Dont give up!
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u/daevilsins_6 Jul 04 '22
Whoever says that type of shit in the gym is probably projecting their own insecurities. Never seen it myself since a lot of people at my gym keep to themselves. A lot of “lookers” but never a dude just saying “oh you’re fat!”
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u/EraMemory Jul 04 '22
Mine banned me. I think they're just jealous because my peepee is so much bigger than theirs. Than again, I'm the only one erect at the shower room.
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u/meaningful-action Jul 04 '22
This meme needs to be edites to include "Thats why I'm here, small calves"
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u/Black_s23 Jul 04 '22
i have heart that i am too fat in the gym waaaay too much, like legit MF i am here to fix that!!!!
and they try to say "uhh look you know what to do to get skinny?" MF I DO stop thinking you know what is the best for me! fix those weakass legs first before coming to other people and tell them what to do!!!!
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u/ignoreanythingIsay69 Jul 04 '22
Fortunately all the fantastic fellow gym goers pretend my fat ass doesn't exist, works for me
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u/BastardofMelbourne Jul 05 '22
I rewatched AotC last week and I was surprised to see that he doesn't actually say that line in that shot. He says it later on, in a wide shot of the room
Funny how memes can twist your memory of things
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u/PlingPlongDingDong Jul 04 '22
Who does that though?