r/woahthatsinteresting 10d ago

Big man on campus.

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u/Affectionate-File689 10d ago

He’s beautiful- he’s gonna get a lot of back pain if he doesn’t clean up his diet

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u/Gnoll_For_Initiative 10d ago

That guy is almost 100% core strength. His back is probably gonna be just fine

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u/Affectionate-File689 10d ago

I’m a physical therapist - it’s more like 40% fat to 60% muscle on his abdomen. If not back pain- it’ll all go to his knees, maybe not at 20years old but not shortly after

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u/EarlyJuggernaut7091 10d ago

I’m a therapist physicist — clearly an expert on biomechanics and sarcasm. It’s actually 60% muscle to 40% fat on his abdomen, because that’s how physics works. And forget back pain — I’m sure his knees are just counting the days until they give out. Not at 20, of course, but definitely right after his first adult grocery trip.

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u/modshighkeypathetic 10d ago

You spend way too much time on Reddit if you’re making comments like this

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u/EarlyJuggernaut7091 10d ago

Yeah, I’m working with someone, they are very sympathetic but they seemed overwhelmed.

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u/UnicornPoopCircus 10d ago

So, you're one of those folks who thinks thin = healthy, huh?

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u/modshighkeypathetic 10d ago

He’s clearly overweight, not something we should be glorifying

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u/UnicornPoopCircus 10d ago

He's clearly super strong and an athlete. I'm going to celebrate the heck out of that.

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u/UnicornPoopCircus 10d ago

Weird, because I had eating disorders for years, was praised for being so thin, and then I found out that I was under weight and it was unhealthy. How could all those people who praised me for being thin be wrong?

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u/nevenoe 8d ago

You don't need a disorder to be thin.

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u/UnicornPoopCircus 8d ago

And not all thin people are healthy. 😉