David said:If we all had the same attitudes and mind set, then everyone would be
slim
Quoted message said:and muscular. What a world that would be! Because if we all looked
great how
Quoted message said:would you stand out which is the whole point of looking great. I
think that
Quoted message said:your post reflects a popular view and that is why we have slobs. And
that is
Quoted message said:a good thing.
You do raise an interesting point, that of vainity: but once you've
done it, once you've achieved "it" in your own eyes, to your own
satisfaction, what's left?
My whole thing was about being a man, seeing if I could do it, etc. --
but now that it's been there done that (as far as what I'd wanted,
anyway), what's left?
I mean, as you get older and older, those muscles, etc., just won't be
responding the same, and then you wonder what's the big deal
anyway...it's not like having big muscles saves you from anything in
life...it's just vainity -- the health, I think, is a close second for
us, but not the prime, or at least original, motivation -- so...once
you've proved your manhood or whatever to yourself, etc., what next?
I mean, do you anticipate working out for the rest of your life? Not
at the same pace, though, right? Etc.