Change Yourself before You Have the Nerve to Talk about Someone Else
Between lunges, squats, crunches, and something called suicides, I am so sore today I can hardly move. But it's all good right? When April 23 comes, I'll be in better shape and ready to take on new exercise challenges. And I'm on my way to getting back to "what I never wanted to get up to."
I'd like to get a walk in today.
Eating has been OK.
Obnoxious Men Should be Banned from Society
Yesterday a friend and I went out for lunch. We were good, getting a grilled chicken salad with the dressing on the side. But while we were there, this guy—who was with a group of guys—was so obnoxious, it was more than rude. He was loudly telling a story of his wife's after-pregnancy stomach flab. He said that her stomach flab hung down eight inches. He went on and on about it. He also said that if he lost 50 pounds, he would in no way look like this. He said it was disgusting.
OK. So let's take a look at him. For him to be even close to fighting weight, he'd have to lose 100 pounds—not 50. He was unshaven and pretty much a mess. He looked like the kind of guy who's butt crack would be on display if he crouched down. He in no way had ever taken care of himself. Yet he thought he had the right to complain about his wife.
I hate men like this. Never for one day have they thought about what they look like, yet they're embarrassed to be seen with a woman who's had children—and their children no less. These kind of men should be taken to the woods and left to live in a cave where even the wild animals don't want anything to do with them. Who do they think they are? They look like overweight grizzly bears and probably smell something similar to that. But they're too good to be seen with a woman who's just had a baby?
I could go on and on, but I'm sure you have the idea. It's the man in the mirror who should change.
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