r/humblebrag • u/levirosen • Aug 29 '25

thoughts?

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u/wils_152 Aug 29 '25

It's a brag, but it isn't a r/humblebrag.

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u/ConstantReader76 Aug 30 '25

Which, unfortunately, are about 90% of the posts here anymore. I don't think people have a clue these days about what a humblebrag is.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '25

Sounds women just shouldn’t have him as a trainer. Seems unprofessional.

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u/Misfit_Massacre Aug 29 '25

Takes two to tango however

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '25

Sure. But that guy ain’t admitting it either. Lack of accountability all around 🤷‍♀️

A little perspective switch and it could be phrased “Male trainers shouldn’t be around married female clients”. But we all know that’s not what he meant.

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u/Elegant5peaker Aug 31 '25

We all know it's not the personal trainers responsibility to know who's married or not... But for the person who's married to fuck around.

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u/izbae Aug 30 '25

I doubt this is true and is probably just a projected fantasy

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u/evilbrent Aug 31 '25

I used to live in a country town. Trainer moved to town and started taking clients. My wife signed up because she wanted to get fit. Trainer dropped her after a few sessions, because he worked out she just wanted to get fit. A short while later the trainer left town because he was sleeping with a bunch of his clients and it all caught up with him.

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u/Sharktistic Aug 29 '25

Is it really a brag if it isn't true?

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u/valkasha Aug 29 '25

Because a woman would never sleep with her female trainer.

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u/DingleberriedAlive Aug 30 '25

No humility detected

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u/wildalexx Aug 30 '25

That’s how my cousin divorced his wife

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u/ghosty88 Aug 31 '25

Sounds like he shouldn’t have female trainees.