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@bournes yes, that was more than apparent from the first post.

@bournes I sure hope you have better things to do than to leave shitty insulting comments in threads where you clearly have no constructive advice to give to the question that was asked

@leeza I did before you ever commented, I said I was slightly chubby LMAOO. It's also pretty plain in the part you quoted right there. This has been great and all, but like I said please stop wasting mine and your own time, clearly this question wasn't meant for you

@leeza Yes. Otherwise that’s just being a patronizing arsehole to ‘help’ people who didn’t ask for your help. I was not trying to create a discussion about counting calories so I was not asking a serious question about that specifically. Moreover, I did not say I was fat, and I most definitely...

@leeza Thanks for the condescending post presuming I don’t know anything about my own health, shape or body weight, or that I don’t know what‘slightly’ chubby means. If you read any of my comments here, I am NOT looking for advice on my own routine, just looking to share bloggers/YouTubers...

@mhabs508 I posted a couple above. A lot of fitness discourse is unfortunately unapproachable, unrealistic for many and can be rather toxic, and I’m sure that prevents many from getting more healthy

@mhabs508 I appreciate the suggestion, but I don’t particularly want to entirely give up sugar. This isn’t really a viable solution for most people as many things with sugar taste great, and that’s part of a good quality of life I don’t eat many sugary things as it is, but I’d much rather have...

@bebe75 Will check it out, thanks!

@nathanc Thank you, will check it out!

@bdom2722 I knew there were others on here that would relate to this, thank you. I really do find Ask A Swole Woman to cut through a lot of the bullshit and toxicity related to gym culture www.caseyjohnston.net

@jesus4loveandlaughter Thanks!

@bournes No, I didn’t elaborate on my own goals in great detail because it wasn’t relevant to what I was saying (I’m not looking for advice on my own routine). I just wanted to create a list of a certain progressive class of blogger/influencer as described above

@robert65 Will check that out, thanks!

@prececetun1976 Thanks mate, I appreciate that. Gym culture can often be really terrible, and I would have been in better shape a lot younger if more people were as willing to create a welcoming space for curious folks as you

@prececetun1976 Thank you! I do really appreciate you engaging with my post and trying to understand what I was getting at, because a lot of people here weren’t. There’s a lot of toxic discourse surrounding fitness that keeps a lot of people away, and there definitely are a subclass of...

@dawn16 Wow just four hours? Do you do a MWF lifting routine or something? Agreed about the noise. Because there’s so many people trying to sell things in this area, there’s so much confusing and conflicting information

@prececetun1976 I appreciate your answer but I’m not sure I’m being understood here because we may have very different approaches. That’s fine, I respect that. I didn’t say I was lost - I do actually bench more than my own body weight, I work out fairly regularly and have some idea of what my...

@prececetun1976 Yeah I mean that’s fair and I appreciate the candid answer. I get what you are saying about what sells, It does suck that say most YouTubers look like or promote a body type that is only attainable for a select few with the right genetic disposition, the time and mind space to...

@prececetun1976 primarily to not die. If I put on any muscle mass that's a nice plus. But the main point of my post was websites/personalities who have a more approachable discourse for more 'average' folks like me that work full-time, have kids/families/other hobbies, and acknowledges that...

What’re some websites/personalities that talk about health and fitness for average folks with limited time/income to dedicate? I find that so much fitness discourse ok the internet revolves around some pretty toxic attitudes and pursuit of body images that are unrealistic for most people (the...