At work yesterday, someone asked me why I workout so much, and they jokingly said it was unhealthy. What? Is this something people really think now a days? That working out too much is unhealthy? I think people used to be way more active than they are now; their jobs demanded it. Even my job…
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If you don’t care to listen to me, listen to him.
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turbogirl said:
It’s sad that people actually do feel that moving that much in your day is “unhealthy.” I feel like we should all be moving as much as possible, and enjoying it.
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andiamotutti said:
people say it’s unhealthy to hidethe fact how uncomfortable they feel.
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mommyslosingitnow said:
Very well said, as usual.
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newidentity-athlete said:
Word. Especially: positive motivation rather than fear of failure.
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Love this.
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nickoftimela said:
Yes, I agree, you really need simple positive motivation.
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dietmortik0 said:
I sense your co-worker’s jealousy.
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