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WHEN WILL PEOPLE FUCKING REALIZE THAT

I’m bringing back the REAL post.  For those of you who care enough about how body image issues effect BOTH MEN AND WOMEN and how ignoring men with eating disorders or who have depression or deep insecurities because of their body image is not just ignorant, but it’s horribly insulting.  Making fun of this post means you are telling men who feel degraded that they should feel bad about themselves and that they don’t mean anything.  For everyone who reblogged the posts that made fun of this original post, shame on you.  I’m very disappointed.  Please share the original because this is an important issue.

This is actually the VERY FIRST TIME I’ve seen the original post, which goes to show how quickly people turned it into a joke. I confess that I did laugh at some of the absurd replacement images in the other versions, and I feel guilty for that now because I, like many, was missing an extremely important message.

Another thing to note that in all, ALL, of those pictures the men are actively flexing. And often such defenition for shoots is exaggerated by dehydration, airbrushing and photoshopping. That chiseled look isn’t a look you can acheive at rest without literal implants. Here are 2 examples of flexed vs relaxed:

a lot of ridiculing how ‘fragile’ and ‘sensitive’ men are for daring to complain about the double standard. further going to say that all men who dont look like the hot models just aren’t trying, that a man getting that figure isnt as difficult as a woman getting to be a ‘size 2′ eccetera that men arent supposed to feel self concious when media has a binary of either extremely high standard hot guys with no body hair, extremely lean chiseled muscles you only get from being deeply dehydrated combined with camera tricks; or fat schlubs who should be publicly ridiculed for daring to have body hair and their poor life choice of balding. those are the only two options to be a man… oh, and pencil necked nerd who somehow gets ridiculed for ugly AND for being thin AND ridiculed for being smart under the assumption any intelligence will only be used in antisocial misogynist ways note how rarely you see body hair on men in media unless theyre hugh jackman, not even in the list of ‘this is what real men look like’ replies above, its that stigmatized. not even homer simpson, shrek, or peter griffin have body hair and their intended design was supposed to be unattractive, giving them body hair would push it too far into unlikable. a thing that real men have no control over and just happens because testosterone exists is considered too grossly cartoonishly unattractive for shrek

Telling anyone they need to look a certain way to have value is bad. Absolutely agree.

ALSO!!!!!! don’t forget that gay culture perpetuates body and beauty standards. Even Bear culture which was started to celebrate larger men has become elitist based on the type of body type you have.

Respectfully,

WHEN WILL PEOPLE FUCKING REALIZE THAT

I’m bringing back the REAL post.  For those of you who care enough about how body image issues effect BOTH MEN AND WOMEN and how ignoring men with eating disorders or who have depression or deep insecurities because of their body image is not just ignorant, but it’s horribly insulting.  Making fun of this post means you are telling men who feel degraded that they should feel bad about themselves and that they don’t mean anything.  For everyone who reblogged the posts that made fun of this original post, shame on you.  I’m very disappointed.  Please share the original because this is an important issue.

This is actually the VERY FIRST TIME I’ve seen the original post, which goes to show how quickly people turned it into a joke. I confess that I did laugh at some of the absurd replacement images in the other versions, and I feel guilty for that now because I, like many, was missing an extremely important message.

Another thing to note that in all, ALL, of those pictures the men are actively flexing. And often such defenition for shoots is exaggerated by dehydration, airbrushing and photoshopping. That chiseled look isn’t a look you can acheive at rest without literal implants. Here are 2 examples of flexed vs relaxed:

a lot of ridiculing how ‘fragile’ and ‘sensitive’ men are for daring to complain about the double standard. further going to say that all men who dont look like the hot models just aren’t trying, that a man getting that figure isnt as difficult as a woman getting to be a ‘size 2′ eccetera that men arent supposed to feel self concious when media has a binary of either extremely high standard hot guys with no body hair, extremely lean chiseled muscles you only get from being deeply dehydrated combined with camera tricks; or fat schlubs who should be publicly ridiculed for daring to have body hair and their poor life choice of balding. those are the only two options to be a man… oh, and pencil necked nerd who somehow gets ridiculed for ugly AND for being thin AND ridiculed for being smart under the assumption any intelligence will only be used in antisocial misogynist ways note how rarely you see body hair on men in media unless theyre hugh jackman, not even in the list of ‘this is what real men look like’ replies above, its that stigmatized. not even homer simpson, shrek, or peter griffin have body hair and their intended design was supposed to be unattractive, giving them body hair would push it too far into unlikable. a thing that real men have no control over and just happens because testosterone exists is considered too grossly cartoonishly unattractive for shrek

Telling anyone they need to look a certain way to have value is bad. Absolutely agree.

ALSO!!!!!! don’t forget that gay culture perpetuates body and beauty standards. Even Bear culture which was started to celebrate larger men has become elitist based on the type of body type you have.

Respectfully,

@ the anon, the way a stomach is toned & where/the way it accumulates weight is totally genetics!

Not sure if you’re looking for an actual discussion here but a flat stomach is simply a lack of body fat and any muscle that’s been put on with resistance training. Fat distribution patterns are certainly genetic but the amount of fat is controllable

I feel like we’re ignoring the obvious question of “why the crap did some whacky bastard try carry a 1,430 lbs. log in the first place?”

So…. in doing some reading, I’m more in awe.

We are living in times where people overcome actual, literal legends. 

Suns out, guns out