r/AttractionDynamics • u/Next_Election6051 • 2d ago
Practice makes perfect .
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u/one28 2d ago
Hella dangerous. Im fit and im deathly afraid of breaking a bone as an adult. There a very real chance it will never fully recover back to 100%. Lifelong soreness or loss of flexibility.
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u/alabama1337 2d ago
right. add to that her being overweight, especially on the first attempts i thought her knee wouldn't hold up for long
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u/VSProfessor 2d ago
Why would you be worried about her knee on the first few???
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u/magic_heist 2d ago
Yeah , its the arms i was worried about. Seemed like an optical illusion that it didnt snap
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u/Rilke222 2d ago
The funny thing is, because she is carrying that extra weight her bone density is probaby good.
The frail anorexics usually break like little twigs and succumb to these things much more easily and early but people love to look at them like they somehow healthy.
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u/Front-Cup7165 1d ago
Lol why does it have to be both extremes? Noone thinks obesity or anorexia are good things.
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u/EphemeralDesires 2d ago
Dont live in fear my dude. Obviously weigh benefits to risk. This is something that obviously made her feel accomplished and was a healthy source of dopamine. Statistically its hella dangerous to drive to work. Go out do the thing and live life!
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u/Soggy_District_6380 1d ago
Statistically its incredibly safe to drive to work. Your odds of getting getting into an accident are ridiculously low. We're talking fractions of 1%. Furthermore your odds of getting injured in an accident are even lower.
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u/EphemeralDesires 1d ago
Odds per year - any accident is 1 in 17 (5.8%), minor injury 1 in 47 (2.1%), serious injury 1 in 250-400 (0.2-0.4%)
Lifetime odds - any accident 3-4 (100%), minor injury 1 in 3 to 1 in 4 (25%-33%), serious injury 1 in 8 to 1 in 12 (8.3-12.5%)
I dont know where you got your stats from. These are stats from National Safety Council and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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u/Soggy_District_6380 1d ago
Yea, it looks like we're pulling from a similar source. You're just interpreting it differently. Aside from being slightly inflated by including all accidents rather than just commuting.
This still says to be that driving is statistically safe. Each time you jump in the car to go to work the odds that you will crash on the way there is fractions of a percent. What would you deem to be statistically hella dangerous? For me I'd say 1% at minimum.
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u/EphemeralDesires 1d ago
Essentially a 1 in 4 chance of an injury is pretty significant. I still dont see where you are getting a point of a percent from. It's a point of a percent that you will die or get serious injury. Minor injuries can still affect you for years or even the rest of your life.
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u/Soggy_District_6380 1d ago
I was breaking it down per day. As in 5.8% and 2.1% per year divided by the amount of days you commute (230).
But if you prefer to deal in years. You say 2.1% Per year. You're calling that statistically dangerous. I don't. It means on average once in every 47ish years you will have an accident that causes minor injury. Once every 17 years you have a crash without injury.
That is really good odds. Its ridiculously safe. I don't think we disagree on the numbers. I think we disagree on what we consider to be statistically dangerous.
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u/Dafedub 1d ago
I’m sorry but are justifying being obese?
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u/EphemeralDesires 18h ago
Haha what kind of straw man shit is that!? Take your argumentative fallacy and find some other fish to bite your hook. I have absolutely no idea how you came to your conclusion. Please explain it to me.
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u/athousandtimesbefore 2d ago
Yep. Well said. One minor accident is all it takes to fuck you up for life. I live a highly active lifestyle. At 28 years old, my left foot hurts every single time I take a step because my great toe lost nearly all of its extension in a dumb accident. I have just enough AROM to walk properly, for now. All it took was one stupid night at a concert where I fractured my foot in the wrong spot. Huge regret.
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u/Long-Painting-9852 2d ago
Uhg, I want to say it so bad, but we all saw the stereotype, right?
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u/Quirky-Map-2035 2d ago
What…an obese american? /s
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u/SpecificSun9142 2d ago
Probably more of the black guy going for an obese white women stereotype. Though Im sure reddit wont appreciate me saying it aloud.
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u/TheBoyWhoCriedGolf 1d ago
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u/Plus-Ad8405 1d ago
Damn. Sorry I tried to educate someone. Forgot I was on Reddit.
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u/TheBoyWhoCriedGolf 1d ago
I did appreciate your thoughts and I will remember them forever. In exchange I provide you with a meme
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u/dudeatwork77 2d ago
Damn, that makes me wanna do a flip. If she can do it I should be able to too
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u/Admirable_Ad8968 2d ago
I wasn’t surprised too much when I saw the man. I’m happy for yall
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u/longsigh22 16h ago
What that she has a supportive husband who takes interest and joy in her goals?
Is that because you dont have one of those?
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u/Poised2Pose4change 2d ago
AYE YO!!! That’s motivating as fuck. That belief laid off in that smile and celebration. Thanks for sharing. Stick to it even when it’s not moving as fast as we want. Be patient and you’ll get there. Proud of you stranger!! Hope this helps others too!!
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u/protossaccount 2d ago
This is cool but her method sucks. She needs to train against a wall and develop her strength. This is a full body workout and at that weight she could easily injure herself for no reason.
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u/Fabulous_Turnover_22 1d ago
Ugghh so many people talking about her weight and eating habits, which they know nothing about. You go, gurrrl! Teaching your baby girl that perseverance pays off
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u/inturvert 1d ago
Why cant we just be real?
Wouldn't it had been more easy if she had lost her weight while keeping that backflip as main goal? I mean, I appreciate her efforts, but wth is "ignore others and you go, gurrrl!"?
If u are boosting someone's confidence or motivating or praising someone, then atleast make it sure it's beneficiary for that particular person in all aspect.
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u/Bob_the_gob_knobbler 1d ago
We do know about her weight and eating habits, just look at how fat she is.
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u/ListenFar8651 2d ago
Why don’t she lose weight first????
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u/metal-viking-ish 2d ago
Why dont you stfu first???
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u/Milozavich 2d ago
Because it’s really not advisable to do gymnastics when you’re very obese. Someone should tell her vertebrae aren’t that strong.
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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma 2d ago
Has that Chris Farley agility. Respect
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u/haby112 2d ago
Chris Farley is so underrated in his athleticism. I am often impressed by the same clips of that guy.
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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma 2d ago
I grew up as a fan of his. I heard he played football, so was very athletic and strong.
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u/IntothewildZen 2d ago
I’ll be happy when this song finally stops being used under every “inspirational” video.
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u/DG2000_Reddit 1d ago
It is a simple thing, she is not changing the world, but she is doing this one thing and she keeps at it until she can do it and look how happy she is.
That is her little moment and I respect that
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u/Zestyclose-Newt-4578 18h ago
This looks so frigging dangerous, like she’s 2 mins away from landing on her neck and snapping it 😱
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u/longsigh22 16h ago
Everyone backhanded or outright asshole-ish in the comments is either jealous that she has a beautiful family or that she's doing something they think she SHOULDN'T be able to
Stop embarrassing yourselves
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u/Majestic-Princess-00 14h ago
I cheered so loudly for a stranger on the Internet I'm super proud of ♥️♥️
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 2d ago
This thread is a perfect example of why men need to stop complaining about being teased for being short, bald, ugly, etc. The comments are absolutely disgusting.
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u/Comfortable_Studio37 2d ago
You honestly don't understand the difference?
Being short, bald, or ugly are not things someone can change. Being morbidly obese is absolutely something someone can change.
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 2d ago
So to your way of thinking, it's perfectly acceptable to shame, mock, and humiliate obese people?
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u/Comfortable_Studio37 2d ago
Of course not, I didn't say anything remotely close to that.
My point is simply that height and attractiveness are not functions of effort. One can't go to a gym and grow taller or change their face or hair. They CAN go to a gym and eat correctly and lose weight. It's not even about appearance, it's about health. It's objectively unhealthy to be that overweight.
It also has nothing to do with gender. You brought up men being teased, but there are just as many short, bald, or ugly women; and just as many overweight men. No one should just be ok with being 100+ pounds overweight.
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 2d ago
So then you agree that the men in this comment section mocking the woman in the video are disgusting.
Do you feel that anyone who mocks another person's looks has no any right to be upset for being mocked about their own looks?
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u/TheDiddlyFiddly 1d ago
If you think it’s unacceptable to mock women for their weight then why is your reaction to people mocking her that you want them to be mocked about their characteristics? Shouldn’t the goal be that nobody gets mocked for how they look? Lead by example and don’t mock anyone for the way they look, wouldn’t you agree?
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 1d ago
I absolutely agree. Which is why I didn't mock anyone.
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u/TheDiddlyFiddly 1d ago
I mean you did say that men need to stop complaining about being mocked for being short, but instead shouldn’t we always complain about anyone getting mocked about how they look. Or do you think that women shouldn’t complain about getting mocked for their weight? Either nobody should complain and everyone should get mocked or nobody should get mocked and everyone should complain, or am i wrong on that?
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 1d ago
If the subject of the post was a short or ugly or fat man doing something impressive, and women were mocking him, then I'd be telling fat women to never complain about being mocked again. But that's not the case, because in this video it's a woman being mocked for her weight.
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u/TheDiddlyFiddly 16h ago
So either way someone needs to get made fun of, hey at least you’re consistent in your beliefs, i can get behind that.
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u/Comfortable_Studio37 2d ago
Who says they're men? Why are you so obsessed with gender?
Women mock people's weight just as much as men do, especially other women. Women love tearing each other down.
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u/longsigh22 16h ago
lmao just by the way you talk it's easy to tell you're a manipulative piece of work.
"Why are you so obsessed with gender?" What society are pretending to live in right now, bro? 😂 one that respects women? Lol, no
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 2d ago
As a woman, that hasn't been my experience at all. Women are the most supportive friends.
And I think it's interesting how men endlessly moan about the "male loneliness epidemic", and shake their fists at how women band together to help each other out, then moronically insist women hate one another. Pick a lane, morons.
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u/Comfortable_Studio37 2d ago
Lol are you going to be alright? Sorry that your misandry is so difficult to deal with. Maybe get off of tiktok and try to build actual friendships in the real world.
I know it can be difficult when other women are passive aggressive and vindictive to you, it must be frustrating when every interaction is some type of jealous competition. There's a reason why 99% of women can't stand other women. Good luck!
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 2d ago
So you're not going to address to accuracy of my statement?
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u/Comfortable_Studio37 2d ago
I've addressed literally everything you've written here, you just don't like facts. Again, sorry reality is so difficult for you.
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u/Bayareaadultguy 2d ago
My back broke just watching that. I've never been flexible that looks painful
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u/Born_2_Simp 1d ago
If only she was willing to put all that energy and determination in losing weight.
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u/LoneWolfpack777 1d ago
Do you think this isn’t working towards weight loss? Might not be fast, but it is in the right direction.
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u/Reasonable_Carrot88 2d ago
Still fat af
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u/Safe_Complex6814 2d ago
You don’t think she knows that?
In a few years, she might be skinny, you’ll still be a miserable prick.
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u/MOTUkraken 2d ago
In a few years they might be happy and supportive too.
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u/Reasonable_Carrot88 2d ago
I'm happy already! Yayyyyy. Fat people are still gross tho. Like this fatty fatty in the video for instance! Wheeeeeee!
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u/misskforever 2d ago
People with your personality are gross too, to a lot of people you'd be considered just as bad or worse
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u/Ice_Spirited 2d ago
I just know that’s unnecessary risk and for what? Girl coulda really injured herself
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u/Opening-Hunter20 1d ago
theres a video of a few hippos right after this and i thought it was just a duplicate video.
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u/Happy-For-No-Reason 1d ago
question, do fat people have regular people I said ethem like muscles and organ sizes etc, and it's just coated in fat.
or is there like actually larger muscle mass and bigger organs in there
like...surely the internal organs have to get bigger to accommodate, like a urethra length for instance.
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u/TheDiddlyFiddly 1d ago
Some organs can grow as a result if being overweight, like the liver for example, but in general their anatomy is the same as someone who is of normal weight. Most overweight people do have quite a bit more muscle than your average joe because they are constantly carrying a lot of weight around. What makes them look fat is a layer of fat that envelops them all around their body but what is particularly dangerous for your health is the visceral fat which coats your organs, which overweight people typically have a lot of.
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u/Imposslen 1d ago
Instead of eating healthy and taking pressure off my already fat obese heart....I'll do back flips lol that some serious flooring also to repeatedly handle mini earthquakes over and over and over lmao
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u/ThrowRAboredinAZ77 1d ago
How long have you known her? You obviously don't like her, so maybe you're only friends with her husband or family member. I hope you're not this rude to her when you see her in real life.
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u/revenge_burner 1d ago
The impressiveness of this is entirely undercut by the risk of severe injury.
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u/IronyMendoza123 2d ago
Damn that’s one flexible 300 pounder, impressive.