I’m Sick of These Sick Bodies. This Body Trend Is Completely Insane

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• KA

  @kaz5150619 · 2 weeks ago

  Jenna Ortega went from slender and hot (and i usually like fuller figures) TO A GHOST

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• MR

  @MR_THINQ · 13 days ago

  Extremes is anything isn’t healthy.

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• FU

  @FunlMedia · 2 weeks ago

  Finally someone is talking about this. 🎉

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• AD

  @adirocks4910 · 2 weeks ago

  Giving  the body too much attention is also waste of time, by the way great video to spread healthy awareness in human societies

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• BE

  @Beauweir · 13 days ago

  I see people who rely on performance enhancing drugs in the same light as people who rely on heroin and cocaine. They are just druggies. I try to avoid them.

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• RA

  @radiopilot850 · 2 weeks ago

  No, no, no! Having your balls shrink up is not a “good thing”! I’m old enough to remember when steroids were for absolute lames. When did this change ?

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• DB

  @DBS-m3b · 2 weeks ago

  I could care less about others look like and follow them.  This is why I don't have tik-tok, Facebook, twetter, snap--chat, or any social media account.   The only person I need to impress is myself.  I don't do drugs or starve myself.  The super thin women look like they are about to die and the the men who use steroids will be dead by 40 or seriously sick and for what?  To get a like from people they don't even know.  Its totally stupid.  Diet and exercise properly, ware nice fitting cloths and be properly groomed works.  The rest is total crap....

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• BL

  @BlaineDeines · 2 weeks ago

  Have a beautiful body doesn’t make up for a losing mind and heart itself gratification. The look at me society aren’t I great

• CO

  @coltthestarsheriff3544 · 5 days ago (edited)

  Preach, girl! Roger&apos;s body is truly athletic and beautifully proportional, not weak or skinny.<br><br><br>As a guy and a swimmer, my body ideal are the bodies of Gregorio Paltrinieri, Alexander Skarsgard, Shawn Mendes, Kelly Slater, David Duchovny and late Robert Redford in their prime. Anything bigger than that Is not functional to me. Slim athletic/toned suits my needs the best.<br><br>My guess would be that economic, social and political turbulences and insecurities starting 2008, social media and a certain crisis of common sense to a degree have produced this fundamentalism surrounding human body. On top of that older layer of American dream and getting rich, which already had elements of Protestant religious zealotism in it.. Americans are, culturally speaking, nation of extremes in every sense. Luckily for us, having leaner athletic body like Roger&apos;s is much more normal here in Europe.

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• DE

  @DeRussellMasina · 2 weeks ago

  I like that you took a strong stance with your opinion

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• SE

  @seattlegrrlie · 9 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8DMl2ab7Vs&amp;t=600">10:00</a> ... Correct, people are trying to look rich. Ariana doesn&apos;t have to cook breakfast, drive to work, be on her feet 8-9hrs, drive home, cook dinner, take the dog for a walk, plus do a load of laundry. She doesn&apos;t carry bags of groceries. The leisure class has chief, driver, house keeper, nanny.

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• AC

  @ACapedBaldy · 12 days ago

  I mean.. I’m 33, been strength training since I was a scrawny teen when gyms and training wasn’t some widespread mainstream popular thing and I’m healthier than ever while probably being built like a guy in between 2 and 3. I don’t think it looks unattractive, because I’m still naturally proportioned. I feel great. I never followed some trend, and gaining muscle over the years was an inevitable conclusion of being active and overcoming physical resistance. I think that naturally becoming lean and muscular like 2/3 will always be generally attractive in reality.

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