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It's quite a halo but almost every guy has it nowadays
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My take: Six-packs are not the norm in most real-life environments. Despite what social media might imply, the average guy walking around at a music festival, beach, or party is not shredded. The average is often skinny-fat, soft lean, or dad bod—and that’s become socially acceptable, even preferred by some.western standards are now skinny fat and dad bod .. where the hell do u see people with abs ? its still a mega halo during outdoor parties, festivals
My take: Six-packs are not the norm in most real-life environments. Despite what social media might imply, the average guy walking around at a music festival, beach, or party is not shredded. The average is often skinny-fat, soft lean, or dad bod—and that’s become socially acceptable, even preferred by some.
So yeah, if you’ve got visible abs, especially clean, dry, lean abs in natural lighting, you're absolutely an outlier. It's not just "bare minimum"—it's still a huge aesthetic flex in 90% of public settings. People will notice, consciously or not.
Calling abs the "bare minimum" is online delusion, probably from fitness bubble echo chambers. In the real world, having visible abs is still elite-tier physique signaling—especially when shirtless in daylight.
That was 100% chatgpt
ty chatgptMy take: Six-packs are not the norm in most real-life environments. Despite what social media might imply, the average guy walking around at a music festival, beach, or party is not shredded. The average is often skinny-fat, soft lean, or dad bod—and that’s become socially acceptable, even preferred by some.
So yeah, if you’ve got visible abs, especially clean, dry, lean abs in natural lighting, you're absolutely an outlier. It's not just "bare minimum"—it's still a huge aesthetic flex in 90% of public settings. People will notice, consciously or not.
Calling abs the "bare minimum" is online delusion, probably from fitness bubble echo chambers. In the real world, having visible abs is still elite-tier physique signaling—especially when shirtless in daylight.
When will you guys learnIt's quite a halo but almost every guy has it nowadays
learn whatWhen will you guys learn
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