Promoting moderation when it comes to eating
Fitspo and thinspo being two very different things - they are really not.
Fitblrs do it for the healthy, not the skinny? Way to go, I see, body-shaming at its finest. Not to mention that skinny people cannot be healthy at all, right?
Comparing running to cocaine makes me think of compulsive over-exercising. But that’s totally just me.
And, last but not least, I love the whole ~holier than thou~ vibe. You don’t eat three meals a day? You don’t lift? You don’t like peanut butter? Girl, please, just leave this community RIGHT NOW, you’re obviously not a Fitblr at heart. (Where is the avocado love, though?!)
Yeah, biceps aren’t just for men - in fact, both men and women and all people in between possess that muscle in the first place. Not kidding, though, I absolutely approve of women doing what they want with their bodies (unless it’s harmful), and if that includes getting ripped, then I’ll be the last one to condemn that. But fit is the new sexy? Wait, WHAT? What about strong, empowered, enabled, active bodies? Are women really only allowed to fit into one drawer when it comes to their physique - that drawer being sexy, being appealing to men? Hell to the fucking no, thank you.
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