FITNESS is SO TOXIC on social media

[@angelav916]

Thank you. You just expressed my thoughts out loud (and with kindness). Would you consider posting information about a good diet for osteoporosis? Thanks again❤!

[@SukiraB]

I agree with you, specially past 90s kids being grown up on cartoon series w/ tv, only syrup cereals for breakfast, lunch, dinner - all while parents partied hard on drugs and alcohol, often throwing kids to either baby daddy or baby mother / grandparents, some of such generation kids haven't found a role model to learn politeness from, such as- healthy socialising. And it shows when it gets comfortable behind the computer screen for them trolling. On another note, I 100% agree with social media fitness going out of hands, not many people are NOT transparent about their regular diets, pills, weight loss meds, steriods, or even what they actually ate vs what they don't, the pictures and vidoes with angels worked out, photoshopped, filters etc etc versus the ones those who are transparent, are attacked severely without any repercussions. Laws are changing and soft cyber bullying doesn't mean it isn't harmful, soon people will find out the worst ways online harassment can and will cost a lot not only deserving slaps. I loved your input, you're a great person with great insight. Keep doing you and ignore the underage brained people for now as you speak on these types of fools.

[@gigirix]

That’s so true. do you think people will start being more open about editing their photos, taking pills, etc?

[@dietitianandreaurizar]

so insightful 👏thanks for sharing!👏

[@gigirix]

So true and sad 😢

[@shyamsunder3358]

I love toxity