timeclockprism
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@royblizzard I'm a male who doesn't do crossfit. Just wanted to lend a males perspective, for what its worth.
I've been bodybuilding for years. I'm not massive, but I'm in good shape, and exercise/nutrition is an important part of my life. I feel like there are many baked in assumptions people tend to make about those who prioritize health or sport in general.
I've dated women who didn't understand why I "had" to work out every day and tried to guilt me out of workouts. I never understood that considering they only take an hour or so, and never get in the way of plans. I'm not sure if it comes from a place of insecurity, but it can be a deal-breaker nonetheless.
I found it helpful to date women who are also interested in exercise, in one form or another. I mean, who wouldn't want to date someone in shape with longevity in mind?
I've been bodybuilding for years. I'm not massive, but I'm in good shape, and exercise/nutrition is an important part of my life. I feel like there are many baked in assumptions people tend to make about those who prioritize health or sport in general.
I've dated women who didn't understand why I "had" to work out every day and tried to guilt me out of workouts. I never understood that considering they only take an hour or so, and never get in the way of plans. I'm not sure if it comes from a place of insecurity, but it can be a deal-breaker nonetheless.
I found it helpful to date women who are also interested in exercise, in one form or another. I mean, who wouldn't want to date someone in shape with longevity in mind?