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Does anyone actually enjoy working out?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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It's delayed gratification.
I hate working out. It feels like shit. It hurts. It takes time. It's not fun.
But this is so much better than looking like shit.
I'm weight deficient for a man. Had to deal with a lot of comments from not being a real man to bring viewed like a cartoon character to some women.
Every time I want to stop a set early or not workout that night, I hear all the haters and I run back to my routine.
I do it for them. And it works.
Putting on muscle is hard!
Putting on muscle is hard!