Fuzzing about weigth?

[Climber]

Why do girls keep talking about their weight instead of starting to sport and eat healthy to get a body with the correct proportions? Is this the result of our wrong advertisement and the completely mishaped models?

[Slowliquid]

It's true, if you don't like your weight, put some effort into changing it. I have been underweight my entire life, I've always felt awkward and insecure about it. So about a year ago, I took the initiative to monitor my calorie intake and about 6 months ago, I started going to the gym. I may not be ripped, but I am happy to see the progress I am making and feel more secure with myself, it has really changed my personality and I approach women much more easier than I used to (plus increased sex drive ;) ). If you really don't care, then whatever, that's cool, as long as you're not self conscious about it. But the reality is people aren't going to change their standards because you want them to, so if you're worried about it, then change it.

[Illusive_Man]

Because tape measrements are fuzzy and everyone has a balance probably

[been_waiting]

Our society is all about instant gratification and quick fixes.

[BertMacklinFBI]

its just them being lazy as shit.

[Bear_of_Death]

Unhealthy obsession with fake "beauty standards" promoted by supermodels who have been made up, had their hair did, special lighting effects, and Photoshop.

[Outofthegrey]

Because complaining takes less effort than getting in shape.

If humans could fly, most of us would consider it exercise and never do it.