> If you want to look like an ogre you probably don’t want to be seen outdoors anyways i struggle to see this as not shaming. also there's plenty of other midd

> If you want to look like an ogre you probably don’t want to be seen outdoors anyways i struggle to see this as not shaming. also there's plenty of other middle ground between bodyweight exercise and "ogre". i don't disagree w safety of outdoors and avoiding illegal infection incubators. i just think your suggestions around Calisthenics and comments on ogres are ignorant. not everyone has your preferences for body shape, access to climate and physical abilities.