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I wouldn’t call it nothing either. I’d call it “actually getting a decent amount of exercise,” something many struggle with.
by tomoyoirl 3y ago
I wouldn’t call it nothing either. I’d call it “actually getting a decent amount of exercise,” something many struggle with.
- jen20 3y agoThat sounds like a self-discipline problem.
- lumb63 3y agoWhat’s wrong with incorporating exercise into one’s lifestyle, without dedicated exercise time? It’s convenient and sustainable. Sure, it’s not as good as dedicated exercise time in terms of the adaptations one would get, but it’s much better than the adaptations they’d get on their couch.
- jen20 3y agoNothing is wrong with that - it's the issue of attempting to impose it on others which is objectionable.
- justneedaname 3y agopoint me to where they tried to "impose" this on others...
- tomoyoirl 3y agoAnd the walk to work is a self-discipline solution!
- helboi4 3y agoYou wierdos want everyone to have to micromanage our own mental health like we're islands. Humans are social creatures with social rituals for a reason. We go mad without them. People shouldn't have to force themselves to do everything without any social support. (and i go to the gym 4 times a week with my own discipline so no im not incapable i just don't want to have to do that about everything ever)