/lit/ - Literature

>>9735158
I'm like a strongman fat, I do a lot of weight training. Trying to cut now because I'm plenty big now, just flabby. I'm not super lit but I read

that cgi is stupid. why does he have ridges in his exoskeleton costume thing if it fucking bends like a skinsuit

>>9735158
I just got done reading some Psalms and now I'm heading to the gym to deadlift with the bros for a few hours. Then I plan to come home and progress on a short story for one of this months deadlines after I take a shower and eat.

There's nothing more fulfilling than making gains with a barbell and literary pursuits in the same day.

/fat/ here

/fit/ & /lit/ was the Ancient Greek ideal. The philsophers would train in the gymnasion alongside the athletes. Socrates even called out people who neglected their fitness.

I wake up at 4:30 am and run until sunrise. I return home, make black tea and eggs. I begin writing by 6:00 or 6:30 am every morning. I write until 9:00 am. I take the train to the office and work until 6:00. I return home by 6:30 and read until around 9:30. Then I fall asleep and repeat.

I have read 10 books this year, I am 45 pages into my first novel, and I look and feel immaculate.

Discipline is key.

>>9735195
But in Greece it had practical purpose
I doubt most /fit/izens do it to prevent Sparta from taking over Athens
I have a feeling a lot do it for superficial reasons thought there must be some who do it for their wellbeing

>>9735202
>I have read ten books this year


Guess who's novel no one will be reading?

How do I stop shin splints?

>>9735215
>not mine because I can't tell the difference between who's and whose

>>9735202
>more than half way through the year
>bragging about reading 10 books

>>9735158
I dont browse that board of latent faggots but ive been preaching weightlifting to these amorphous blobs on /lit/ for about 6 years

>>9735215
1) Whose

2) You have no idea the amount of nonfiction I read, nor the amount of novels I've read in the past.

3) Kys

>>9735208
Have you ever thought people might enjoy exercising?

/fit/lit/fa masterrace reporting in

>>9735225

>believing in quantity over quality

>>9735220
Calcium, vitamin D, drop the culprit activity

I usually cycle to keep fit and get around town. Currently I haven't been cycling for three weeks now. I attribute this to low motivation, rooted in depression.

>>9735250
have you been diagnosed?

>>9735208

I run avout five miles a day and do some basic bodyweight exercises.
>>9735220
Compression sleeves helped me but I don't think there's any way to completely eliminate them. It'll just take a couple weeks of lighter runs.
>>9735208
>lol in the modern age nobody needs to be healthy I can still shitpost at 400 pounds

>>9735255
I have, as of 2013/2014, which in relative terms is not that long ago.

>>9735223
Kek

>>9735202
What books

And don't worry bout the neck beards they are unemployed and jelly

>>9735234
>/fa/

>>9735158
/out/fit/lit/ here. Running, calisthenics, hiking, camping, and reading.

>>9735325
was that photo taken at the train station?

>>9735346
Yes. Didn't fancy driving to the mountains that week so took the train.

>>9735350
It's seating that gave it away, have the same at a train station near me, only in different colours including rust.

How was your trip?

>>9735158
Is this a screenshot from Prometheus or Alien Covenant?

>>9735294
Agreed.

>Moby Dick
>Billy Budd
>Libra
>Underworld
>War & War
>Mythology by Edith Hamilton
>The Sound and the Fury
>As I Lay Dying
>Nine Stories
>Franny and Zooey

And then a series of nonfiction works about geography, geology, and various explorers of the "old world."

You?

>>9735359
It was good thank you. The major success was getting up to >25 miles a day. However, the landscape became tedious so I finished the hike a little early so I could save some pennies to use on a more exciting walk.

>>9735231
Sure I bet some do, but then you wouldn't care about how you'd look

>>9735158
/fit/ is pretty much an anti-health board desu. purely vanity driven at all costs.

>>9735226
where u been senpai

>>9735375
Sounds good.

I want to go cycling in a national park for day and build up from that into a cycling tour for a few days.

Took my bike up the other year on the train and only cycled about 14km due to the terrain, got the bus back to the train station fortunately. Still enjoyable.

This year I learn theres now only one bus that accepts bicycles, well better than nothing I guess.

>>9735362
Nice!
Books with current bookmarks
Dubliners (halfway)
Ulysses
Faust
The Prophet (finished)
Frankenstein
The Golden Bough
He Who Gets Slapped

>>9735158
Working on it

>>9735208

The Greeks and Romans absolutely did work out purely for aesthetic reasons. Not all of them, slaves for instance or subsistence farmers, but middle class citizens and up went to the gymnasion for socializing, for fun, and to get sick glutes and shredded quads, probably even more than we do today.

On top of this were athletic competitions with military training in mind such as foot races in armor, javelin throwing, fencing (short sword and shield) wrestling, and boxing, but these were also sports pursued for their own sake, as we do today. Military drill as members of the citizen militia would be in addition to every day athletics. Fat or skinny members of the citizen class were ridiculed as lazy, weak, self-indulgent, etc. Nobody gave a shit what slaves, barbarians and women did with themselves though.

>>9735482
Damn man I am dying to have the time/energy to read The Golden Bough.

Did you enjoy it? Learn a lot?

>>9735202
wow such productivity for a 4channer

>>9735657
You are the only people in my life who I can discuss literature with, even if the discussions are mostly trash.

>>9735361
Prometheus. It's near the very end.

>>9735362
>And then a series of nonfiction works about geography, geology, and various explorers of the "old world."

This sounds interesting. What's the name of the series?

>>9735642
Honestly man with a book like that it's more like a 25ft block of marble and you sort of spend half the time circling it trying to get a perspective, chiseling a few passages here and there, seeing other works based on it before returning to it, etc. What I've digested so far has been provoking to say the least but I'm not gonna pretend it's a book you sit down with and read through. Most of the stuff I read was so out of this world I had to look it up and then fall down a rabbit hole of browsing tabs. That's what it is, the references found in just a chapter of the book is enough to begin the engine theoretical possibilities. It's pretty sweet.

I'm trying. I guess the /fit/ part is mostly out of vanity because I'm tired of being flabby and looking like a nerd. Healthiness is a worthy goal but I'm more concerned with my appearance desu.

>>9735158
If you're jacked and reading a book at the gym while on a recline bike or something similar, expect adulatory glances and smiles from sexy babes.

>much think. many muscles

>>9735164
It was a crappy movie. I don't have any other reason for you.

Yes I was a late bloomer and spent those years of social neglect becoming the most /lit/ boy wonder the world has ever seen.

Then the chan orb revolved and by /fit/ I mean that I developed into a 9/10 otter mode Chad.

It's hell. I'm too /lit/ to deign to sport with the hordes of base wenches who throw themselves in my path, but I'm too /fit/ to leave the dik unacknowledged.

Somewhere out there must be my female counterpart but where.

>>9735765
Same except I found her when I was 19 now we have a 3 yo son

>>9735202
when do you live?

do you have anything to write about?

>>9735828
Everyone has everything to write about. Doesn't matter where you live.

For me, it is answering the question of would you fuck a ghost if you loved it more than your wife.

>>9735164
>>9735751
It's not CGI you pseuds.

>>9735842
You're great

My ideal life would consist in playing soccer, reading, writing, smoking weed and hanging out with other friends. Grad school was basically as close as I would ever get to making that a reality, but it was awfully stressful, to the point that I stopped exercising almost entirely by the end of it.

I finished this spring, have already lost 15 pounds and stopped smoking weed, but all I do is play soccer and watch Netflix. I think I'm just recuperating after the load of grad school, but I haven't convinced myself to get back to disciplining my mind again yet. It's hard to balance being both /fit/ and /lit/.

>>9735164
it's not CGI and it's an alien race, you don't know what it's made of or the purpose of it's appearance. It looks to be mostly organic and grown onto (or out from) the body. Which makes sense, if much of your life involves interacting with tech, being able to organically interface with it is a standard thing, so a biotech suit of sorts is convenient. Such attachments and fuses of tech into our own bodies will be more and more common in the coming centuries.
vid related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5j1Y8EGWnc

>>9736925
Thanks anon

>>9735361
>>9735158
what a shit movie

>>9737055
Why was it a shit movie?

>>9737065
biologist trying to pet the snake thing
people are unable to run sideways
map dude gets lost
blonde chick fucks to prove she's cool
etc etc
waste of money and time

>>9735158
>Anybody /fit/ & /lit/
Read The Orestia, went to the gym & did a 20hr fast today. Tbh I am pretty /lit/ and trying to be more /fit/ and /fa/.

>>9735195
This.

>>9735202
1. Lift weights.
2. 10 books is nothing to brag about.

>>9736967
>smoking weed
kys
>stopped smoking weed
nvm you're alright

>Not reading The Bible in between sets.

>>9735202
that sounds like absolute torture and a complete waste of time

>>9735158

>>9737471
I mean as far as reading goes, I do a lot more of it if I'm smoking. It's pretty enjoyable but not an integral part of life.

>>9735362
what is that series about the explorers called?

>>9735842
When, not where.

>>9738919
The Encyclopedia of Exploration

>>9737502
Not if your goal in life is to be an Author.

>>9737505
>What ring u got bitch?

>>9735220
Correct your form and stop being fat

>>9735161
Do you need a bf? Will you be my bf if you need a bf and if I need a bf? I need a bf.

>>9735444
Who can dispute these numerals?

>>9735158
Pretty /fit/ . Recently hit 2/3/4/5 if that means anything here. I've been working to get more /lit/ now that I am full /fit/ and have tfw no gf anymore ;_;

>>9735202
>I wake up at 4:30 am and run until sunrise
What do you do in the winter?

>>9736967
>It's hard to balance being both /fit/ and /lit/.
I wonder: who could be behind this post?

>>9741499
>2/3/4/5
Explain?

>>9735202
>The fat cat sat on the flat mat of rat-scat. The fat cat sat on the flat mat of rat-scat. The fat cat sat on the flat mat of rat-scat. The fat cat sat on the flat mat of rat-scat. The fat cat sat on the flat mat of rat-scat.
>Whoa! Page 45 already?
Glad you look and feel immaculate. Have you considered modeling?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ps_q9ycuDw

>>9741499
>>9741516
very impressive. 1/2/3/4 is a hefty goal for most adult men. The numbers refer to the # of 45 lb (or 20 kg) plates on each side of a barbell. Each number (2/3/4/5) refers to a specific lift. 2 is overhead press (this is the most impressive of all them IMO, 2 pl8 OHP is really fucking heavy), 3 is 3 pl8 bench, 4 pl8 squat, 5 pl8 diddly aka deadlift.

Anyway good job anon. I find reading after the gym to be the most cathartic thing ever.

>>9741516
2 "plate" Overhead Press (225 lbs, 100kgs)
3 plate Bench Press (315 lbs, 140kgs)
4 plate Squat (405 lbs, 180kgs)
5 plate Deadlift (495 lbs, 220kgs)

"plate" just refers to the number of 45lb / 20kg weights on each side of the barbell.

Even if I had only 1/2/3/4 I'd still be stronger than 90% of /fit/ or so they say. Feels ok, man. Especially since I'm only 185lbs

Student athlete, but I'm a STEM major so fitting in lit activities can be a struggle with the tight schedule. I try to get in my reading whenever I can and I sometimes journal.

>>9741542
>>9741545
Thank you for clearing that up.

>>9737502
agreed
>>9735732
>reading so women notice you

>>9735250
I hope your talking about a steroid cycle, nigger.
Those are the only cycles /fit/ runs

>>9735362
looking to get in to Faulkner as well, in your opinion what is a better starting point As I lay dying or The sound and the fury

>>9741542
Thanks, the OHP and the squat (I call them squiddlies) were the toughest because I skipped leg day for about 6 months.

For getting into /lit/, so far this summer I have read:
(reread) The Catcher in the Rye
(reread) The Communist Manifesto, Common Sense, and The Road to Serfdom
The Master and Margarita
Infinte Jest

And am in progress with:
Lolita
The Iliad

I agree that reading after lifting is nice, I'm hoping the Iliad or some of the books that I will get to on the /lit/ guide to the Greeks will be nice lifting companions.

>>9735362
>Franny and Zooey
My only objection. If it's helping you develop your voice as a writer, I can forgive you.

>>9741545
>Even if I had only 1/2/3/4 I'd still be stronger than 90% of /fit/ or so they say. Feels ok, man. Especially since I'm only 185lbs

Ehh not really 1/2/3/4 is not too hard to hit with in a year for a semi dedicated individual

>>9741588
Nice, man. You've read more than me this summer. I plan on reading Lolita in August I think. Up next is blood meridian.

Currently reading - Crime and Punishment

This summer I have read - The death of Ivan Ilych, The Road, Notes from Underground, De Niros game, and Flowers for Algernon.

>>9741599
> semi dedicated individual
I stand by my statement.

Memes aside, I agree. Probably most people on /fit/ are at or above that level, though the tongue-in-cheek consensus is that nobody actually lifts, they just browse Tinder at the gym.

>>9741606
I really liked Flowers for Algernon. It was subtly terrifying, while concise. I need to read C+P, though it looks like I'll be on the Greeks for a while.

>>9741432
That means new game + bitches.

>>9735234
>T-rex gothninja who memespouts about David Foster Wallace

>>9735158
Yeah. Gonna head to the gym for a bench session and then return home to read The Long Ships. What a comfy book.

>>9735234
/fa/ is pretty disgusting now. It's always been a boring, stagnant board but the inflow of redditors has turned the few threads it has 9gag tier. It used to have a few good threads last time, now it's just dead. I bet fucking /wsg/ and /vr/ is more active.

>>9735234
The full homo combination

I do not go to /fit/. I work as a soldier so as to not be useless I work out and lift. During downtime and there is a lot of it, I read. It also helps me with stress and it centers me and makes me remember a little who I am.

Right now I am reading Anna Karenina, it's very good, so good it scatters my thoughts and makes me think about my own life and love.

>>9741505
The same ting.

it's hard for me to get motivated to keep lifting/exercising for an extended period of time. my face is still ugly and i have a poor natural body shape, so even if i got decent musculature and lost fat i'll still be too ugly to ever have sex or a gf. but i'm trying to stick with it now though.

>>9735158
/fatlit/ here.

>>9735158
I try to go to the gym 3 times a week, manage 2-3 times most of the Time.
I am kinda well read. Or more to say, i read very efficiantly. If i read one book i get more out of it than others. Or so it seems to me.
Am at a bookclub, it's okay. They literally used kafkaesque yesturday, had to smurk a little. It's fun going deeper within myself and understanding stuff, being the outcast doesn't help. Getting fit favours the brain and your sanity. I would recommend any /lit/ person to train.

>>9735683
>tfw

>>9735202
>get up at 630
>get kids cleaned and fed and clothed
>eat some eggs and avocado, bring to school
>hit gym for two hours
>errands
>clean
>bathe and read
>get kids off bus
>do activities (library, fencing, skiing)
>make dinner
>hang out with family
>kids to bed, read for an hour to them
>read and jerk off or possibly fool around with wife

>>9741499
2 plate ohp is the most impressive thing by far. I'm at 185 and getting past that is a joke compared with 315 bench

>>9742574
>possibly fool around with wife
>possibly

>>9735158
Is it possible to be /fit/ and overweight at the same time? I've got a gut, but I did 17 push-ups without stopping less than two weeks ago, I go on a 5.5km walk roughly every week or two, and I also walk to get my groceries (includes walking back home with them over 1km, potentially over 2km), and I also go to the bank which is over 1km away by walking. Not only that, but my city is VERY hilly, so going uphill is a regular thing every single time I leave my house.

>>9742819
It is possible, but you are not.

>>9742822
Fair enough. If not for the fact I write books, I probably wouldn't be /lit/ either. 4 books written so far this year, a 5th over halfway done, but I haven't read an entire one yet. Got most the way through one but had to stop because of reasons. Read perhaps 30-50 pages of another, and now I've got another on the go that I think I'm a third through.

Alright lads how do I get fit? I spent all summer trying to make my appetite bigger since I've been a skinnyfriend my whole life and my weight lifting pal said eating way the hardest part but I didn't have time this summer due to work. I can eat about 35k calories each day no problem but I've gone from 6' 150 to 170 in two months but it's all fat (not that you can even tell). When I get back to school next week I'll be needed a tried and true workout routine. Anybody help

And ya I read

>>9741588
Why r u reading all meme books lmeo.

>>9735765
>but I'm too /fit/ to leave the dik unacknowledged.
What? You can't be in too good physical condition and that doesn't correlate in any way with helplessness with women and required self-discipline. Get some help to get over your libido or you'll disorient your mind too much.

>>9742834
You can write books without being lit. Ask the 50th rate michael crichton

>>9735158
I'm trying bro, I'm trying. Incremental progress.

>>9735158
I got silver in weightlifting provincials, read ~30 books/year and write a few poems.

>>9735158
Is there a way to meet people to lift with? I enjoy weight lifting, but it gets really drudging and repetitive in the typical commercial gym that blasts shitty music; was thinking I might be more motivated, not to mention more effective by having someone to spot me, lifting with someone else. I don't have this same issue with running, I actually prefer running by myself.

>>9735220
Make sure to stretch sufficiently before you run, stay hydrated, and maybe take a magnesium supplement or preferably consume foods which are naturally high in magnesium.

>>9742819
>I go on a 5.5km walk roughly every week or two
5 kilometers is nothing. My grandfather taught me to walk 10 km a day as a bare minimum to stay in shape.

>>9735220
Stop running and start lifting

>>9742574
are you a stay at home dad?

Hey /fitlit/,
what do you think about roids? Specifically doing a single 4-8 week cycle and all the proper post-steroid recovery work.
Is it safe? Is it compatible with the /lit/erary lifestyle?
I enjoy lifting but it can get quite tedious to only gain 1-1.5 lb of lean muscle per month

>>9742819
>Is it possible to be /fit/ and overweight at the same time?
No. Being overweight comes with its own set of health problem regardless of the rest of your lifestyle.

>>9743849
Nobody cares about your faggot grandfather.

>>9742574
how can you fit Skiing into an everyday routine? Wii Sports?

>>9744153
no.
Stop and this is shitty bait fuckhead

>>9744153
4 weeks isn't long enough. Minimum 8

>>9744199
t. fat

>>9744153
As long as you're at least 25 and have a year of lifting expirience under your belt, it's really not a big deal. The recomended first cycle is 500mg/wk of test only. For 12 weeks so I would stick to that.

Memes aside check the r/steroids wiki and make sure you do a good bit of research regarding AI, bloods, PTC ect..

>>9735158
Yes.

143 IQ

405lbs squat
540lbs deadlift

favourite book is The Gospel of Matthew

>>9744310
>shit body
>biblefag

lmaoing @ ur life

>>9744338
you would crumble if you even had half the weight I squat on your back.

If you can't appreciate the sublime, transcendent beauty and mystery of Mark then you are a pleb forever.

>>9744310
>>9744347
This person claims to have an IQ equivalent to that of Albert Einstein

>>9744310
You forgot
> bench 135

>>9744347
I sincerely hope you're trolling, 4pl8 squat is not impressive by any means most people can hit that after about a year and a half.

You fell for the ss meme anon get on a real program, you look like a t-rex

>>9735158
No, I'm a hungry skeleton with a BMI of 19.

>>9744310
Legs look bad man. Popeyes arms went down to his legs

>>9735362
Not the Anon you replied to, but that's some amazing stuff, great job. Quality is more important than quantity. I have a lot more free time than you (seeing how I'm studying, so I don't have a job), but admittingly, I don't read as much as I could. I've read only 15 books this year.

>>9744310

lmao those ridiculous proportions

>>9735158
>not being /lit/ & /fa/
i pitty the fool

>>9744580
/fa/ is only to look good. No other value.

>>9744617
The experience of reading all kinds of books for pleasure/knowledge/science/faith or whatever reason is very enjoyable when you also put attention in your aesthetics desu. I love the feel of walking to places with a Dostoevsky brick under my arm and clothes i love on my back, it's comfy af.

>>9735732
audiobooks man

>>9744617
>implying /fit/ is any different

those lads consistently sacrifice their health to look pretty

>at uni for literature
>go to uni gym every morning
luckily summer school means the campus is a ghost town
feels great mang

>5x5 SL
>lifts going up
>dropping weight

>>9744658
At least it can have an intrinsic value. /fa/ is purely superficial.

>>9744643
That just seems pretentious.
"Attention to your aesthetics."
You can do so and buy fitting cloths without looking like you're gobbling extentialist dicks.

>>9744229
living next to a mountain

>>9743983
yes

>>9736967
i am jelous about soccer desu, always sucked at this and it was most popular sport in my youth

>>9744763
Both concern aesthetics.

>>9735192
Is that a fashionable pirate, or a flash watching weeb pirate?

>>9735362
Undergrad tier list

>>9744791
No, asthetics is the main point of /fa/. i agree that asthetics can be the main point of being fit, still it can be about learning discipline, overcoming your depression, being able to think for longer periods and more intensive.

>>9736967
Unemployed after grad school, eh? You really give me hope for my future.

>>9744835
Libra, Underworld, War & War.

Sure mate.

I had been lifting for a few months and got my squat to 195, but then lawschool happened. Stopped doing anything but studying. Lost tons of weight because I forgot to eat. Now that I'm taking summer classes and working my schedule is a bit easier to maintain I'm back to doing 5x5. I can barely squat 85 now. My gains are gone and I have to work back for them all.

>>9744837
Being fit in the conventional sense of the word, sure. But being /fit/ in the sense of the board, bodybuilding, is generally an aesthetic endeavour at the expense of literal fitness.

>>9744784
that's actually pretty sick anon, what does your wife do and where can I find a qt that will let me stay home with the kids?

>>9741499
bro what is ur routine/how long have u been doing it? also are u pinning

>>9737471
Why would you fast for 20 hours? Wouldn't abstaining from food just fuck up your metabolism on the long term? I have my days when I eat less but I still keep my digestive track going by a eating a fruit or a healthy snack every few hours.

>>9744763
as if you can represent your morals and values through being fit, at least with fashion you can express yourself.

>>9744956
barf lol

>>9744963
>barf lol
are you 12?

I have a 400 wilks and a love of Russian literature. Basically the only 2 things I do.

>>9735225
>reading books

>>9744310
I don't care about the other anons, I bet you have a great ass

>>9744870
how long did you take off? thats a pretty significant drop.

>>9744956
>represent your morals and values through being fit, at least with fashion you can express yourself.

>superficially and pretentiously represent your morals and values through pieces of cloth

/fa/ is so shit

>>9745014
No it's a femanon attached to a chad or it's just a chad who's not really eloquent enough to express himself. I like to visit /fit/ to motivate myself to get a Greek god's body but their sense of aesthetics outside of working out is pretty pathetic. Clothing much like literature, fitness and art has been a part of human civilization and psyche ever since we started walking on two legs, it's equally as important in my opinion.

some things in moderation

>>9745096
>superficially and pretentiously represent your morals and values through pieces of cloth
>he thinks working out is not a superficial way to represent your 'values'

In this age when healthcare and medicine is so advanced and accessible, the only things you need to really do is to eat a healthy diet and have a 20 minute jog every weekend. Don't pretend working out and toning your body has any other significance than improving your self image and social climbing, not that there is anything wrong with that. /fa/ is a pretty shit and inactive board though, mostly because most people there are insecure teens with no other talents or interests and in turn have really shallow and sleep inducing personalities.

>>9735202
Weird. It's not in your schedule but somehow you've fit in '4chan shitposting'

>>9744929
I'm on 5/3/1 now and have been lifting for about 5 years. SL 5x5 when I started, as well as a huge amount of hypertrophy because I was a lifeguard and
>lifted for girls

No roids, all natty. If you saw me you wouldn't guess I lifted as much as I do.

>>9745180
It's a hobby, not too different from any other. Do you not have some pride in how well read you are or how adept you are at any other hobbies you have? For me, it's a good way of balancing the introspective and lofty pursuits with more earthly or even animalistic ones.

>>9744870
Keep working on it - you'll make it. I

>>9735234
Please stay in your containment board, thanks

>>9745386
Did you reply to the wrong post? Why the fuck does that anon need a containment board for?

>>9745386
>>9745399
Ironicaly /fit/ is a containment board in it self it's where all the fags and normies go

>>9744310
do some chest workouts my dude

>>9744617
Don't /fa/ say this best way to be /fa/ is to be /fit/? And the best way to be /fit/ is to be /out/

>>9745386
the jokes on you

i'm already on my containment board

>>9735215
Lol, also true

>>9747080
/fit/ people are rarely if ever /fa/. to be /fa/ you need to be skeletal

>>9747131
Granted. A lot of people in /fa/shion are too thin. However, if you were very un-/fa/ a very effective way of becoming more /fa/ would be to get into shape.

>>9735997
>>9737039
I'm sorry, let me rephrase; that not-CGI is shit. The bodysuit is very obviously intended to look like the organic exo-skeleton of the Xenomorph but clearly is just a printed image of it on a flat surface. A picture of a crusty vein thing does not serve the same purpose as an actual crusty vein thing, whatever that is. Do you understand? It's supposed to be a biotech suit like you say, but it's very obviously just a picture of a biotech suit.

>>9747135
If you're fat being ottermode will greatly help, yes, but if you're skinny bodybuilding is going to make things worse.

>>9747166
Wait. Does /fit/ always involve lifting? Is it synonymous with being big? I figured it could also cover light body weight exercises?

>>9737065
>>9737076
it had a lot of potential man
if only they got a competent sci fi writer on board

>>9747176
The board /fit/ is pretty much all about bodybuilding and homosexuality memes, not about actual fitness.

>>9747202
I suppose I should have at least looked at the board before commenting on it's content.

>>9742574
Stay-at-home fathers are the worst people in existence. Even worse than heroin dealers and single-mothers.

>>9744899
r/cuckold

>>9742574
>Stay at home dad
>possibly fool around with wife
>possibly
What the hell man...I really hope this is satire. The fencing and skiing part makes me believe that it is, which is sad because the cuck parts are a lot more believable coming from /lit/. If you're not dominating your wife at least every other night, there's something wrong with you as a man.

>>9745180
>Don't pretend working out and toning your body has any other significance than improving your self image and social climbing
You have clearly never lifted before, or know anything about working out. There's a lot more to lifting than just getting gains to get girls. Most of the guys I know at the gym lift for themselves, not girls. They can all get girls regardless, even if they stopped lifting. For me it's all about perfecting my form and enjoying the beauty of perfect human movement. There's something absolutely beautiful and aesthetic about a perfect clean and jerk, for example. You pull it off and know that the Greeks and Romans are smiling down upon you.

>>9747217
>believes in protestantism once

/ck/ is our true sisterboard.

positively joycean