Sacha Baron Cohen body transformation
Sacha Baron Cohen gets into incredible shape and then gets slandered in a newspaper article, labelled as “repellent to women.”
Imagine if a female celebrity got into shape and an out-of-shape man put her down like that, calling her disgusting. The world would go mad, and honestly, quite rightly so.
As a man, if you get into shape, you’re called insecure. If you try to work hard, you’re mocked.
Meanwhile, there are streams of videos of women saying they “don’t need a man,” followed by streams of women demanding they need a man who is 6 feet tall, earns £200k a year, and has a six-pack.
Then you see an article saying that if you get into shape, you’re repulsive to women.
It’s confusing, and you wonder why the suicide rate among men is so high.
The truth is that these women who talk like this are the loud minority—the same as the men who complain about women having high standards while masturbating to Dungeons and Dragons in their parents’ basement.
The reason these men and women make these bold claims is because they know they’re at the bottom of the food chain and that nobody will select them. A beautiful woman or a man in shape highlights their inadequacies, so they pretend they’re the ones doing the rejecting.
Ever heard beautiful women say it’s disgusting when a guy has a six-pack?
Nope, me neither.
The answer is simple: as a man, you need to be in shape because it shows the ultimate form of self-respect and discipline, which is the ultimate status symbol.
If you also want to get into incredible shape—strong, fit, and athletic—comment the word “ready” and let’s talk.
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