FIT PRIVILEGE EXIST | THE UNFAIR ADVANTAGE OF BEING IN SHAPE

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  @Trimnique · 4 months ago · pinned

  Do attractive and fit people get more opportunities in life?”

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• JO

  @JoJo-ie8sl · 4 months ago

  fit privilege or fat consequences

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• SA

  @SavethePEACEGoddess333 · 4 months ago

  Always work harder on yourself than your job, Jim Rohn.

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• EP

  @EpsiIonEagle · 4 months ago

  Fit jealousy exists too. It’s weird

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• KE

  @Keyprinciples9 · 4 months ago

  it is not unfair to get benefit from hard work.

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• AB

  @AbideintheAlmighty · 4 months ago

  I was at the mall yesterday wore fitted long sleeves and baggy pants, clothes fit, and look better after loosing 30 lbs. People were looking like I&apos;m the CEO of the mall😂😂😂 little did they know my top literally $10. <br> &nbsp;I&apos;m still in disbelief how walking daily for 30 mins can change life drastically!

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• DO

  @Docmananoff · 4 months ago

  Moral of the story: …Get in shape. 🤷🏾‍♂️

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• DE

  @DEFIRYAN · 4 months ago

  Its privelage &nbsp;when u dont work for it

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• QW

  @qwntnqwntn · 4 months ago

  In 2020 I stopped buying clothes &amp; started working out instead because I was broke. Now I only wear clothes from Goodwill &amp; I get more compliments than ever because I’m in shape. The clothes don’t matter, most people see my confidence &amp; discipline first.

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• VE

  @VeraciousOne94 · 4 months ago

  I used to be 170lbs, 12% body fat, wore athletic fitting shirts, kept my aesthetic and hygiene in check and got laid often, then i got injured and stopped going to the gym for 2 years. I gained 50lbs, grew a beard, stopped wearing contact lenses and just wore anything that fit. My biggest disappointment was realizing how internally ugly and superficial people are, people treated me differently, they were colder, shorter, women especially judged me. I lost the weight but i just hate people and i respect people who respect everyone, not just fit, attractive people.

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• RI

  @richsj1106 · 4 months ago

  Since getting in better shape, I&apos;ve noticed more people gravitating to me. People actually listen to what I have to say. I can definitely say that I respect myself more, and I see that respect reflected in how people treat me.

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• OR

  @Oriental_Express_USA · 4 months ago

  Was a tall fat kid that was bullied a ton as an adolescent. Not only was my self esteem shot, my confidence w the ladies suffered in tandem. Worked out thruout my 20’s and 30’s and became a real life Adonis… unfortunately the traumas stuck w me and i have a severe case of ugly duckling syndrome. But people open doors for me!!! 😮😅😂😊😢

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