More and more women have been going to the gym lately, but aren’t they afraid of COVID and things like that?
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Also, I wish women wouldn’t work out, whether they’re doing abs or leg exercises, because strength training makes all women’s breasts go flat. No matter what kind of strength training they do, the fat in their breasts decreases first. I prefer nicely shaped breasts to large ones, but don’t women dislike ending up flat-chested?
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- Working out will make your legs bulky.
- Working out will make your breasts smaller.
Those ↑ are just myths.
There are virtually no women who can push themselves that hard, so don’t worry.
I’ve been going to the gym every day, even throughout the pandemic, and I’m perfectly healthy. I’ve had COVID twice, but both cases were mild, with no fever.
Of course, I haven’t been vaccinated.
PJ girls don’t need to get vaccinated. High-risk people, needless to say, absolutely should.
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If you make an offer to someone who’s naturally well-endowed, it should be fine.
I looked up Miharu Kurachi. She’s amazing, but tanning can cause sunspots.
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If you’re too scared of COVID to go to the gym, then dating probably isn’t for you.
I don’t go to the gym, but I have a small chest. I’d love to have a larger bust, but… this is reality, so I’ve accepted it.
I’m sure there are people who work out without changing their breast size. These days, I think a lot of people are focusing on training their glutes, don’t you think?!
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Before COVID, I went to personal training sessions every month, but I stopped—not so much because I was worried about infection, but because I felt they weren’t worth the money.
As COVID has gradually become less severe, I think people have different priorities: some feel working out at the gym will boost their immunity more than worrying about COVID, while others are more concerned about gaining weight than catching it.
I can’t agree with the whole “your chest will become flat” argument. Isn’t that more likely from doing too much cardio rather than strength training?
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