>If everything fades away into nothingness in the end, why bodybuild?
what is your response
If everything fades away into nothingness in the end, why bodybuild?
Luke Walker
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Xavier Richardson
Because God made us in his image
Ethan King
You have one life in this meatsuit. That's like choosing a shitty car for a roadtrip instead of a lambo because the trip isn't gonna last forever.
Might as well live your one chance at existence in a body that is aesthetic as fuck and fun to move around in no?
Luke Campbell
For the difficult.
Parker Taylor
I won't be here to see the wasting.
David Cooper
Lifting heavy is good for the body therefore good for the mind. Your mind and your body are all that you possess and that you are so you might as well take care of it
Bentley Gray
A wise man once said: "all I care for in life is pussy and consciousnes" bodybuipding helps both
Ryan Jenkins
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What is it?
Asher Mitchell
Pushes the fading back to later
Makes the rest of life more enjoyable
Duty to maintain what God gave you
Why climb a mountain when you'll go back down anyway? The process is enjoyable, even with the way back down and muscle aches of the next day
You can take a meaninglessness blackpill, all that's left is hedonism - or you can accept there's a reason for all this and enjoy life even more
Cooper Butler
i'd rather be jacked and face the abyss
Parker Russell
If nothing matters in the end just kys u existentially challenged fag
Ai generated
Josiah Wright
>what is your response
en.wikipedia.org
Bebbi's first vanitas experience.
Joshua Collins
You have to live it
David Lewis
I know but I was hoping it would be one of those meme pics that people run through that thing
Grayson Sanchez
Her u go
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Alexander Gonzalez
>meatsuit
Sebastian Thompson
lmfao
now I see it
Cooper Reyes
Thanks for my new phone wallpaper
Jaxson Ward
lambos are horrible for a roadtrip
id rather pick some GT like the Chiron or the Regera
Brody Murphy
>not knowing fronk
Thomas Brooks
Because if I'm going to be pushing that boulder up a hill over and over again until I die, I may as well enjoy it