Once puberty hit a few years ago, I have personally struggled more with body hair and body odor more than body weight. As boys we usually have more hair and a stronger odor, a I feel very insecure when people mention this, or even when they use this to make fun of me or other boys
So... did I get that right? You want to point out that the body image of boys is kind of biased and that young men are pressured to work out since muscles are perceived as a sign of being manly etc etc? I don´t know if this is wrong at all, I mean having a body where you put effort in it and where you try to keep it healthy is a good thing, right? I am slightly chubby and have at best just a little bit muscles and I see others with muscles etc as inspiration and motivation. Nothing wrong about that body image (at least how I understand it)
Studying is good and interesting...... But if you are pressurized to study the whole day ...or everybody around is a topper.nd everybody judges you with your marks....... Then you just gets away from your book.....only a few people takes it as inspiration..
@@namiy3499 I don't know about that. It could be some sort of some sugar coating. Not everyone in this world can be a winner and if you are not good enough you are not good enough. Period. That is reality and I really started to despise our current society for this "everyone is equal" thing or "everyone is beautiful", "important" or "mustn't be shamed over X". This is not how it works, people are put in cotton and becoming soft, leading to the state that everyone is now offended if you criticise something. For instance, I had a job interview a few days ago and they told me after a few hours that another one got the job since he he did better in the interview. I lost because I was not good enough but that is ok, it tells me to try again and fight.
@@LakituKoopa u arent wrong, but the imagine of "not being enough" will be forced into their brain until even if they have the most muscular body and the prettiest face, they would still believe they arent enough !!
Nothing wrong with working out and being fit, however, we do need to realize that boys are targeted by unrealistic images in the media just as girls are. Yes we can all get fit but not all of us are going to look super defined like Brad Pitt in fight club, and that is ok
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Once puberty hit a few years ago, I have personally struggled more with body hair and body odor more than body weight. As boys we usually have more hair and a stronger odor, a I feel very insecure when people mention this, or even when they use this to make fun of me or other boys
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So... did I get that right? You want to point out that the body image of boys is kind of biased and that young men are pressured to work out since muscles are perceived as a sign of being manly etc etc?
I don´t know if this is wrong at all, I mean having a body where you put effort in it and where you try to keep it healthy is a good thing, right? I am slightly chubby and have at best just a little bit muscles and I see others with muscles etc as inspiration and motivation. Nothing wrong about that body image (at least how I understand it)
Studying is good and interesting......
But if you are pressurized to study the whole day ...or everybody around is a topper.nd everybody judges you with your marks.......
Then you just gets away from your book.....only a few people takes it as inspiration..
there is nothing wrong to try to be healthy but they shouldnt have to feel like they are not enough
@@namiy3499 I don't know about that. It could be some sort of some sugar coating. Not everyone in this world can be a winner and if you are not good enough you are not good enough. Period. That is reality and I really started to despise our current society for this "everyone is equal" thing or "everyone is beautiful", "important" or "mustn't be shamed over X". This is not how it works, people are put in cotton and becoming soft, leading to the state that everyone is now offended if you criticise something. For instance, I had a job interview a few days ago and they told me after a few hours that another one got the job since he he did better in the interview. I lost because I was not good enough but that is ok, it tells me to try again and fight.
@@LakituKoopa u arent wrong, but the imagine of "not being enough" will be forced into their brain until even if they have the most muscular body and the prettiest face, they would still believe they arent enough !!
Nothing wrong with working out and being fit, however, we do need to realize that boys are targeted by unrealistic images in the media just as girls are. Yes we can all get fit but not all of us are going to look super defined like Brad Pitt in fight club, and that is ok
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