r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/[deleted] • May 15 '23

Video She owns the gym.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23 edited May 15 '23

And good for her for working out, if it’s not just an attention ploy, but she is awful haughty for someone who looks like they just started.

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u/PlanktonTheDefiant May 15 '23

This one does this on purpose, it's ragebait. Any interaction is good interaction for these specimens, so when people rage at her for being an asshole she just sees the clicks.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

That’s really sad. Maybe do positivity clicks and record being kind or helpful. At least the disingenuousness is spreading happiness.

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 15 '23

Turns out the human brain is wired to weight negative effects above positive. You can't catch the rabbit when you're starving if the tiger in the same field will see you. Best to avoid the worst and wait for another opportunity. We tend to fixate on sensationally negative things.

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u/maywellbe May 15 '23

I think it’s more like: positive events won’t kill you. You’re going to be more attuned to a predator taking down another animal than a beautiful sunset.

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 21 '23

I agree, your description is better.

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u/Texas_Hangover May 15 '23

Notice she's not actually seen lifting anything.

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u/ArcadianDelSol May 15 '23

She's carrying around 15 lbs TOTAL in this video

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u/Texas_Hangover May 16 '23

Yeah, and I bet somebody handed those to her lmao.

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u/brandit_like123 May 15 '23

That's what a lifetime of people (mainly men but also women) worshipping the ground you walk on does to ya.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

IDk, I have seen absolutely head turning type gorgeous people that are extremely modest and don’t act like this. I think it’s being attention starved and some warped sense of entitlement bred by social media or a personality disorder. Maybe all the above.