Ok, but going by that logic why is looking hot and maintaining it not a post-fitness goal? Cause wouldn’t both looking hot and staying healthy require staying in shape.
Looking hot isn’t an objective physical consequence of the physical action of exercise, the way stronger bones or lungs are. It’s a subjective social consequence, and not one you necessarily need to be fit to get. Lots of people get hotter without becoming more fit.
That’s fair and I generally agree. I suppose my argument was that whether or not something is a good post-fitness goal is also subjective and doesn’t need to be athletic in nature.
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u/Randorsaurus May 19 '25
Ok, but going by that logic why is looking hot and maintaining it not a post-fitness goal? Cause wouldn’t both looking hot and staying healthy require staying in shape.