Why aren't you a stoic yet?
Why aren't you a stoic yet?
Mason Wright
Ian Peterson
See, I'd love to build myself like that, but I don't have the time and I think being skinnyfat makes it harder to sculpt into something nice than a fatty
Nolan White
>don't have 3 hours a week to workout
>more excuses
hm
Josiah Miller
>I think being skinnyfat makes it harder to sculpt into something nice than a fatty
Adam White
what routine could a skelly use without going to a gym?
Kayden Davis
>without going to a gym?
hm
Brody Sanders
Going to the gym is overrated.
All you need to do is run. Then pick up heavy things. . . literally what our ancestors did for the longest time.
Don't spend money on some gay gym membership.
Jaxson Garcia
shut the fuck up you dumb caveman faggot
Juan Flores
because I don't believe in God
Nathan Myers
this. a pullup bar and a pair of running shoes is all you need.
Henry Harris
yeah this. i just do pullups and pushups and bitches think Im some sort of athlete
Mason Cruz
I wish I could do that but my back is awful so I have to swim for my cardio thus needing to buy a gym membership. Feels kinda bad man
Andrew Evans
Most of the guys browsing Veeky Forums are skinny, beta-looking faggots though
Nicholas Clark
David Nelson
Ride a bike?
Cameron Jones
maybe you have a normal body and all you need is a little exercise and aren't a skinnyfag like me. I do need the gym.
Adam Roberts
Excuses: The Thread
Jaxon James
just ride a bike
Lucas Ramirez
Still kinda hurts it but the swimming just makes me feel better
Mason Phillips
Greek stoicism has some good ideas (don't get upset with "wrongdoers," for example), but Roman """"""stoicism"""""" is hyper-retard cuck-tier nonsense.
Luke Wright
he was perfect before.
Aaron Lewis
perfectly disgusting
Jeremiah Carter
>bear body
>huge cock
>disgusting
are you gay?
Xavier Hall
Honestly I think it's fine when you can afford it and keep at it.
The problem is when someone is 'lazy', has little time, or suffers from social anxiety or whatever. They eventually give it up and then they have an excuse for not working out at all: "I wish I could work out regularly but I can't start going to the gym because X".
I've been exercising regularly for 2 years, at home with 2 dumbbells, and the difference is enormous. You can even do the minimal amount, like 10 minutes a day. The key really is to stick with it. And I probably wouldn't have been able to do that if I wasn't completely fine with doing like literally 5 minutes a day for weeks when I don't have any motivation at all.
Jose Sanders
No, andI don't have to ask if you are.
Caleb Campbell
Dyel