"Unrealistic and Toxic body Standards"

This video is about fitness edit motivation inspiration, zyzz, balkangains, tomigains. Discipline hard work accountability.

[@ScientObject40]

The fact that it's needed to say "Being healthy isn't toxic" is CRAZY to me.

[@Hi_how_r_u_]

Yes it's literally the opposite of toxic

[@deathgam3rhdgt198]

Unfortunately things are reversed nowadays

[@master1442p]

​@@deathgam3rhdgt198 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@wildtrickster4135]

1. she is real, not "unrealistic" 2. she's not the universal "body standard" reference, she just has a body. Getting mad at her is like the equivalent of me going to Henry Cavill's instagram and getting mad at him for setting "toxic face standards"

[@CheseeeburgerXL]

Face and body

[@demonsalwayswin]

Her body is also nothing special imo, just a normal body of a woman...everyone who does not overeat themselves and maybe do some mild workouts can look like this.

[@deadfromhell1235]

@@demonsalwayswin every woman*

[@demonsalwayswin]

@@deadfromhell1235 No, not only women. Men store less fat so they should build nice looking body even easily. I am talking about average figure has so that is for both genders. If you wanna have really good body, then you need to try more, both men and women.

[@deadfromhell1235]

@@demonsalwayswin Men store less fat, but at all the wrong places. Women have a waaaay easier time making a good figure, because most of their fat is stored in places where it doesn't matter.

[@chibiyeah5584]

there are people who don't feel good about theirselves that they don't want other people to feel good also. if you're doing something right, dont let yourself affected by their toxicity. continue your hardwork, inspirations, and aspirations

[@yasukiofficial1541]

They feel offended that someone is better than them physically. If they cant reach their level, they just bring those on the top down their level just to feel good about themselves. Same goes for bullies, they bully other people to boost their ego 💀

[@YarbroK]

I been working out and exercising after finishing chemo and two surgeries. I am more healthy than ever, despite having stage 4 cancer. How well I am responding to treatment, doctors think I will live years. I need to do this as some of the medication can cause bone and muscle loss if I don’t stay active. I refuse to give up. I want to live the best life possible, no matter how long or short that may be.

[@spotpotama6261]

You are inspirational. I am rooting for you man!

[@focusflow3924]

I am rooting for u also

[@Leo-cu9ur]

Wow, You're absolutely insane bro, just keep it up you'll get through this!

[@jesmey4902]

Stay strong! I had breastcancer and must take similar medication since 4.5 years and thanks to weight lifting my muscels and bones are still fine. Keep it up and I wish you all the best!

[@mpclepto182]

When I was a child, doctors said I'd have severe asthma for the remainder of my life. They said normal function would require regular medicine and that, something like athleticism was going to be incredibly limited. Well, after being a Cat 1 cyclist for many years and completely medicine free, I can say that doctors are at best fallible humans. But after the Trump warp speed poison injections of 2021 which the majority of Doctors recommended, I can confidently say that the majority of doctors are worse than simply fallible humans. In fact, this average human has first hand proof that doctors are functionally stupid. All the knowledge in the world is worth nothing if you don't apply it in a manner in which it helps. I say all this to tell you, sorry about the cancer, but doctors are wrong so frequently that your "I refuse to give up attitude" is exactly right. But not only right, it is the strongest mentality one could have earned. They give you years to live, you show them you're going to live the rest of your life.

[@rainynight02]

How is it unrealistic when she's literally showing a realistic body and just glad she's feeling and looking better? That's not toxic. Bloody hell. "It's toxic" has just become another way to say "I'm offended." Edit: idk how I got "uneducated" to be autocorrected from trying to type "a realistic body" or whatever variation I was originally trying to put.

[@CaioTheFrog]

or "I'm too lazy to put in the work, so this is unrealistic"

[@fildos4547]

They are not offended they are just jealous and mad at themselves they will put just enough effort to hate on others because of their own faults but not enough effort to actually do something about it instead of just whinning. Those people are pretty much incels but instead of sex and relationships they are about looks and body etc

[@spilledcoffee383]

I think one of the theories is people (mostly women, that's why they get this kind of stuff recommend more) praise obese and unhealthy people while putting down in shape and pretty people as to give them a false sense of attractiveness while also putting down those who are actually attractive therefore making their of standards easier to meet.

[@TheGreenTaco999]

this comment is toxic

[@rainynight02]

@@fildos4547 That's pretty much being offended. Incels... Don't degrade them. Those people need our help.

[@Groundash]

Her body isn't unrealistic in the slightest. I can take a walk down a street and see dozens of similar bodies in a few minutes. If it were so hard to achieve that very few people could do it, she would deserve EVEN MORE praise, not scorn.

[@Edvardius]

Healthy lifestyle always deserves praise.

[@Friendpilledvisitmaxxer]

Some people will always find an excuse to hate someone or something, going as far as to disproportionally exaggerate a statement

[@johnnobon]

I think people see a thin slim framed woman who is happy with her body and assume that she's saying "everyone should strive to look like this." But that isn't what she's saying. That is a bias that people have in their own minds. What she is saying is "this isn what my body looks like after several months of healthy eating and exercise and I am really happy with it". Your body might not look the same after healthy eating and exercise, and that is okay. Everyone is different, but if you find someone sharing their own results offenseive, or are bothered by people liking/being happy for them about it, then that is a problem with you, not them

[@cdublddankgaming3470]

the funny thing is thats a very realistic representation of a healthy athletic female body lmao

[@brandonmireles3249]

The only people that are hating on that young girl, usually hate themselves so they want her to feel the same way. It’s just pathetic. I’m happy for the girl in that video, she looks great. Let’s keep grinding folks 👍🏼

[@b8IIin]

People don't seem to talk enough about how toxic women are to other women in situations like this. Wheres the "body positivity" crowd?

[@brandonmireles3249]

@@b8IIin Of course women hate on other women but not as much as men on the internet. We gotta encourage and celebrate each other more.

[@sauravbanerjee3552]

Genetics people, genetics, my healthy body is not going to look the same as her as my body is different, but it is definitely going to look better than it does right now, also i will feel better too

[@sucraloss]

People on TikTok be like: "We need more positive influencers in this world, there's too much negativity". This woman: "Hey guys eating healthy and exercising regularly is good for you and I feel happy!" People on TikTok: "Wow, FUCK YOU!"

[@Bladeerunner_]

Body positivity until the person trying to be positive is attractive

[@thephantomknyte5759]

Anything posted on the internet fitness related will be called toxic. People will hate anything they don't have.

[@RazyGamer]

damn that's the power of actually trying im impressed

[@tristandaries1129]

“I can’t believe someone is using their platform to spread a healthy diet and moderate exercise!” -TikTokers

[@ParrotMan01276]

People are throwing their own toxicity at a girl who wanted to change themselves for the better. They can't do it themselves or especially don't want to so they call it unrealistic. No, it is realistic. I think being so clueless about healthy eating and what normal exercise is that isn't some extreme video tape sold online(Insanity anyone?) or Biggest Loser is causing all of this especially. This could easily be taught in schools, but they keep saying no. I wonder why... (sarcasm)

[@rahul3097]

I'm so proud of her for achieving her goals and looking incredible after what seems to be insanely hard work.

[@Thomas.Nikolaidis10]

The Thing is, she said she started eating healthy for the first time in her life this summer. But she did not seen like the person who was eating unhealtty her whole life. Managing to look like that in just one summer probably means that she didnt have, very bad eating habits at all. Its possibly the only way that could have happend. But she still looked very healthy so good for her.

[@o1_certiz675]

To be fair it depends on your genetics and metabolism some people will lose weight far quicker than others. People shouldn’t be offended by that or else they’ll never progress. If anything they should take it as motivation

[@Thomas.Nikolaidis10]

@@o1_certiz675 you are abosolutely right. Some people have very good genetics

[@Leo-cu9ur]

That's not what she said, she said she started to work out AND eat right for her first time, and there's also genetics and other factors

[@walter7454]

Weak minded and ill disciplined people will blame successful people because of their own shortcomings, it's unavoidable.

[@toomanyblocks8448]

Not everyone genetically has a waist that narrow but anyone can get as lean as her

[@harmabeimhungry]

Nice video. One of the first times I see this type of content have a positive outlook, rather than a hopeless "its over" attitude that the depraved looksmaxxing forum users have.

[@Tiogar60]

People will do anything to avoid taking responsibility for their own failures

[@Guderidin]

I suppose the logic would be rather simple: Posting about your weight loss -> weight loss good -> being heavy bad -> heavy peoply naughty -> you're toxic Since it's a chain inference, this leads to: Posting about your weight loss -> you're toxic

[@JaredJuetten]

You can tell that she's lost some weight and is feeling fresh. Good for her! She looks very healthy and glowing.

[@johnk6757]

It's not her fault at all but she does have elite genetics (plus she's super young), her figure is for sure unobtainable for most women. It will make plenty of people feel worse about there body. That's just tha nature of social media and comparing ourselves to others

[@1bra_him6]

These days EVERYTHING is toxic

[@ricorodriguez8141]

Not unrealistic but good genetics. Not a lot of women can have thigh gaps and she's got some cake too.

[@aprilmichel7816]

What you and the people in the comment section are saying is true, but I would argue that at least a part of the reason for the criticism is that many people don't even know what a 'regular' body can look like. We have been fed insane extremes since we were old enough to consume media; it's a part of the reason why eating disorders are on the rise. To many people this could look like a model-level, unachievable figure, and I can bet my bottom dollar that there are people out there who would call her too fat still. There's also the problem with the internet's addiction for manufactured outrage and the disdain for people who actually seem to be doing good (although those would be in the "you're still too fat" camp), but that's besides the point. We should really be able to just go: "That's great!" and move on.

[@mattnardo]

What about sharing fitness as a healthier version of yourself rather than the one who's always comparing to others?

[@robin-hr7tc]

What's her @?

[@JW65]

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[@lstsoul4376]

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[@elmagogog4190]

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[@carlizancho2]

@NancyPelossi

[@bek541]

Idk what people talked about she is looking absolutely great

[@quicksmilenathan103]

she should be proud of herself

[@its_Criminal1]

It's crazy how a woman working hard on herself to be beautiful is perceived as toxic. It's literally the most attractive feature in anyone, man or woman

[@omaralsouqi1429]

The comments are just a bunch of haters and are jealous of the fact she’s taking care of herself. But, in reality, no matter how much good you do for yourself or for others, there will be people that will hate you

[@cassiushellsin6243]

“Unrealistic body standards” bruh if you think her normal-looking body is “unrealistic” then I can’t imagine what you look like 😂

[@highsol222]

Tik tok is something else. Kurtis Conner did a bit about this. Tik tok comments be like "I don't like sandwiches how dare you make a video about how to make sandwiches delete it!" lmao.

[@kurhooni5924]

she look rly good and not masculine at all, she's working out the good

[@agx8447]

She’s literally just healthy and fit, if that makes you feel bad it says more about you than her

[@Palmman69]

Respect to the girl

[@user-mg4rc1qw6w]

body positive fellas when you are positive about your body:

[@HonnePerkele]

Yeah do these mfs even have eyes when calling this "unrealistic". It's not like it's a conspiracy theory lol, SHE'S RIGHT THERE!

[@HenriqueM-jh1ye]

Her body isn't unrealistic at all. Her height, body fat and muscles are just fine.

[@elif_g24]

i mean as a girl, she just motivated me.

[@DentHeadDH]

I disagree with the idea that this girl’s video is toxic. However, how about film yourself less, yeah? If you’re posting it online, you’re asking for attention. I think having your own private win is awesome, but sharing it with the world is both asking for criticism, and is just attention seeking behavior, two things we could do with a little less of in the world. People have become too comfortable with documenting everything. I worry that the more people like this girl become comfortable with it, the more it just turns into self obsession, like with most fitness gurus.

[@venomshot2815]

This is why you go to the accounts of people who leave the comments and copy+paste their own arguments against them

[@sebastianette]

Just because someone doesn’t feel like putting in the work and effort that she is putting doesn’t mean that people should drag her down.

[@esoteric404]

there's nothing inspired about lowering your goals in order to not make others look or feel bad.

[@master1442p]

This comment section getting mad about other people being mad is peak rage bait

[@mikonson4091]

People thinking this is unrealistic just reinforces the fact that the stupidity of some individuals knows no bounds.

[@huhhuhhuh4069]

That's a healthy, normal body.

[@yornite2765]

they just mad cuz they got no cake

[@RBLXMatic]

Crabs in a bucket

[@calle213]

Can someone give me the @ i wanna spread some love to this girl and tell her to keep it up

[@elmagogog4190]

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[@share_accidental]

sadly i’m not surprised. there’s this stupid double standard, especially on tiktok. some users are so comfortable hating on good-looking people, it’s sadder when it’s us females doing it to other females

[@DivianLP]

Holy she’s beautiful

[@berzerkov4358]

hard work maintaining a perfect feminine body and you get backlash from it clown world we live in

[@Moecarrim12]

Finally someone said it!

[@karma1511]

if it exist, its not unrealistic

[@danieldanieldadada]

Body standards are too low

[@Aquacav]

Why is there so much drama in the gym community

[@tushar-tipartiwar]

It ain't unrealistic if it is naturally attainable

[@williamc1711]

Someone puts in the work and gets shamed by those who refuse to even do 1/100th of the work? Pathetic...

[@ralphinoful]

I don't even agree with the idea of, "Lying about PED's will make people feel the need to take PED's." I've never had the urge to take PED's, until about 6 months - 1 year ago. And the reason is that people are obsessing over the whole, "I'm owning the fact that I'm unnatural." Having the complete understanding that, "I will absolutely never look like that person, literally no matter how hard I try." Is unsettling. Fake natty's never made me feel like I needed to take PED's.

[@pavelmahr9582]

People will support you to do something untill they realize you do more than them and you see actual resoults.

[@LukBacca]

Women tearing women down

[@TheGamingBluejay]

not gonna show the comments because nobody says that

[@noahperlmutter6103]

Classic internet commenters. Mad that someone else had the audacity to lose screen time in pursuit of an actual goal.

[@twobeat310]

girl just got a tight fit on chill lol

[@shirtlessviking9225]

her body is very achievable and looks healthy, wtf

[@pixelrexgunner6631]

Honestly, I don't like when a girl puts her ass on the internet, but this is one of the exceptions. Where the girl is just happy with her progress.

[@redfishplayz4476]

These ppl calling Something Like this toxic rlly cant See that they live in America/Europe and Not in China or Southkorea

[@AZ-gs6hj]

Attractive people also generally have great genetics for their bodies too. It's usually why when you see someone who is below average, their body is also below average.

[@leoerus]

I know this page and the comments werent extremely negative. I get the message you're pushing but its suspect. I guess no one actually follows these peoples you take videos from so you can just say whatever you want about it but I wish your positive message was backed by truth. But anything for the views right?

[@Hi_how_r_u_]

You don't have to be inspired by everything but saying this is toxic.... well that's pretty toxic and you gotta check yourself :D

[@karolb8924]

Everyone should look like that if they would not eat shit and move enough. We are closed in small spaces, eating cheap carbohydrates, fall in depression and drink alcochol. We are cattle that has shitty life and lives to work.

[@DiscoLizzard]

damn daniel

[@j6lkx5kt31]

Baddie alert 😮😮😮

[@Chorizo1]

💯💯💯

[@BBBerti]

Unrealistic standards? Bruv I have 14 girls in my physical therapy class(out of 20 people) and pretty much all of em look like this

[@tamathegiant]

Such a w

[@NoTax9149_banned_on_reddit]

I'm a guy and I want her build

[@TheTroupeMasterGrimm]

It’s clearly not an unrealistic body standard considering she has the body by natural means.

[@boredasian9445]

Wouldn't it be realistic if it is natural? I'm confused

[@TheTroupeMasterGrimm]

@@boredasian9445 yeah. Mistyped and meant to say “clearly not UNrealistic”

[@samasoku]

jealous unhealthy netflix bingers in the comments being jealous, that's what it is

[@Alex-jx4wf]

she looks good, good for her😀

[@oswaldogarcia4144]

Not toxic. She's hot

[@paypalmymoneydfs]

She bad af 😭

[@elmagogog4190]

Who is she?

[@whimsy0451]

👍

[@rest..]

who is that girl

[@elmagogog4190]

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[@Jonas-xn9lw]

Our society in two sentences: "It's okay to be obese, pedophile, etc! Let's encourage such destructive and entitled behavior!" I miss the world before, where people tried to solve their problems instead of indulging in them.

[@jsmith108]

The question is why are you even taking videos of yourself for strangers in the first place. Who cares

[@tonyknoweverything1764]

Accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior ❤❤

[@ertugrulcatak8273]

nice cake

[@Horse_cum_enthusiast]

Its only unrealistic to those who can't have it. Maybe the average population but the average population doesn't try either.

[@mpclepto182]

Baby's body shame me because they don't have decades of injuries, years of stress and hard work. Babies are unnaturally healthy because I cannot obtain their tiny physic without massive scientific intervention, if at all. I just want to be 1 foot 11 inches again and 9 lbs. If I can't have the body of my dreams, then why even bother? Only 181lbs and 4ft 1 inches left to loose and I'll have my perfect beach body!

[@Horse_cum_enthusiast]

@@mpclepto182 we'll make it brah!💪

[@Horse_cum_enthusiast]

@@mpclepto182 we'll make it brah!💪

[@mpclepto182]

@@Horse_cum_enthusiast We'll make it because we have already made it, we just need to make it again.

[@Horse_cum_enthusiast]

@@mpclepto182 yes, life is a force that overcomes itself and gives birth to itself.