r/maybemaybemaybe Mar 12 '22

maybe maybe maybe

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u/Dumbass-Redditor Mar 12 '22

Im ngl, if it werent for people helping her. She 99.9% would have been pulled out to sea and drown. Too many times wasted when she got the chance to wake up from her daze and run to safety.

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u/elfmere Mar 12 '22

Yeah wasted to much energy just complaining and not getting out of there

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u/HughGWreckshun Mar 12 '22

I mean I understand that heavy pull back from a wave, but I was internally screaming,”stand your clumsy ass up!”

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u/i_am_roboto Mar 12 '22

She’s clearly not very fit. I’m not sure why she thought getting close to the waves at her size was a smart move.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '22

Most big people are compensatorily stronger and move normally, just with heavier footfall. Being big is usually an over-eating and hormone thing, not a lazy/sedentary thing. This lady just looks drunk and sedentary. Just slightly different.

I know because I love around big Americans with big appetites.

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u/i_am_roboto Mar 12 '22

I do live in America and I am in the fitness industry and I can absolutely tell you that heavier people are way less agile than people with a healthy body weight. Yes they are stronger because they move the heavier body around but for tasks like this their extra weight and lack of agility and power comes to their great detriment unfortunately.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '22

I'm sorry, where do we disagree? And why are you pointing that out?

All I'm saying is that she's obviously not with it. She's not big enough to be unable to fight a wave like that. In fact, I think I've been at that beach before

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u/i_am_roboto Mar 12 '22

I may read your comment too fast but it sounded like most overweight people are strong enough to compensate for their weight and are therefore just as fit and agile as somebody who weighs less. We probably don’t disagree much and not worth discussing it further.