Bro, you're the man on cold endurance! You are one fearless tough man who embraces and internalizes pain and you impress me enough to do my cold ice creek dips again this winter. I slacled off the last year or two. Gotta get back to it now. Thanks for your motivational videos. Takes a strong will to overcome oneself. That being said, i will give you one respectful criticism that I tell all men who shave their chest. As a man to a man, in my opinion, you would be higher on the masculine hierarchy and more influential to motivating men if you did not shave your chest. Your chest chair is your manly lions mane. Its your masculine glory added to your mental and physical toughness. The natural man ebraces his tough side within as you are doing and without by letting your masculine traits grow like chest hair. Chest hair is an outward mark of a mans maturity, power and strength. Men are hairy, women smooth. God and nature deem & designed men to be that way. I am not gay. I am 100% attracted to women, believe me 100% women attracted. But I believe a man should be proud of his masculine chest hair, embrace it and show its power. You would be more influencial as a man if you did this. And tell those feminists in society who want men to be smooth like them, to remove their chest hair, to remove their masculine traits, and lower themselves on the masculine scale, to fuck off. Men express their masculinity through their entire body. Power to you!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and encouragement! I really appreciate your kind words about my cold endurance and how I've motivated you to get back into cold creek dips. It's always great to hear that I can inspire others to push their limits. I also appreciate your honest feedback and your perspective about chest hair. It's interesting to hear different viewpoints on masculinity and personal grooming choices. I respect your belief that chest hair can be seen as a symbol of masculinity and strength. It's true that everyone has their own way of expressing their masculinity, and I respect that diversity. As for myself, I don't have much chest hair. I'm just not a hairy person. Ultimately, personal grooming choices are just that - personal. I believe in the importance of individuality and allowing people to make choices that make them feel comfortable and confident in their own skin. Thank you again for your support and for sharing your thoughts. Keep pushing your limits, and I wish you all the best in your creek dips this winter!
Looks like Colorado between Sadalia and Buena Vista.
Bro, you're the man on cold endurance! You are one fearless tough man who embraces and internalizes pain and you impress me enough to do my cold ice creek dips again this winter. I slacled off the last year or two. Gotta get back to it now. Thanks for your motivational videos. Takes a strong will to overcome oneself.
That being said, i will give you one respectful criticism that I tell all men who shave their chest. As a man to a man, in my opinion, you would be higher on the masculine hierarchy and more influential to motivating men if you did not shave your chest. Your chest chair is your manly lions mane. Its your masculine glory added to your mental and physical toughness. The natural man ebraces his tough side within as you are doing and without by letting your masculine traits grow like chest hair. Chest hair is an outward mark of a mans maturity, power and strength. Men are hairy, women smooth. God and nature deem & designed men to be that way. I am not gay. I am 100% attracted to women, believe me 100% women attracted. But I believe a man should be proud of his masculine chest hair, embrace it and show its power. You would be more influencial as a man if you did this. And tell those feminists in society who want men to be smooth like them, to remove their chest hair, to remove their masculine traits, and lower themselves on the masculine scale, to fuck off. Men express their masculinity through their entire body. Power to you!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and encouragement! I really appreciate your kind words about my cold endurance and how I've motivated you to get back into cold creek dips. It's always great to hear that I can inspire others to push their limits.
I also appreciate your honest feedback and your perspective about chest hair. It's interesting to hear different viewpoints on masculinity and personal grooming choices. I respect your belief that chest hair can be seen as a symbol of masculinity and strength. It's true that everyone has their own way of expressing their masculinity, and I respect that diversity. As for myself, I don't have much chest hair. I'm just not a hairy person.
Ultimately, personal grooming choices are just that - personal. I believe in the importance of individuality and allowing people to make choices that make them feel comfortable and confident in their own skin.
Thank you again for your support and for sharing your thoughts. Keep pushing your limits, and I wish you all the best in your creek dips this winter!
Where did you find all this snow in August?
This this is footage from a cold plunge from last winter.