Turning yourself on while working out ?
Munchies:
Also, RobbyP, we have strayed away from the original topic of this thread.
MickRidem:
Wow, a little bit. š¤£
I have been very turned on at the gym. I use the recumbant bike (sitting in a seat with a back, not up on a small bike seat) and the way my belly bounces back and forth in my lap is amazing. Ironically it makes me bike longer. Haha!
I also find any exercises where you lean or push yourself against a front-bench (like seated rows) I've discovered I can't reach both handles at the same time because my fat pushes me back farther. š³š The first time I had to reach right hand first, I thought I was going to start panting. Haha!
My *newest* discovery? Using a straight barbell for arm curls, when I lower it, the bar rubs and slides under the bottom of my belly. š³š I looked up at the giant mirror and saw my face of shock. *Then* the thought of anyone else noticing, too??
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That's wank bank material right there.
Also, RobbyP, we have strayed away from the original topic of this thread.
MickRidem:
Wow, a little bit. š¤£
I have been very turned on at the gym. I use the recumbant bike (sitting in a seat with a back, not up on a small bike seat) and the way my belly bounces back and forth in my lap is amazing. Ironically it makes me bike longer. Haha!
I also find any exercises where you lean or push yourself against a front-bench (like seated rows) I've discovered I can't reach both handles at the same time because my fat pushes me back farther. š³š The first time I had to reach right hand first, I thought I was going to start panting. Haha!
My *newest* discovery? Using a straight barbell for arm curls, when I lower it, the bar rubs and slides under the bottom of my belly. š³š I looked up at the giant mirror and saw my face of shock. *Then* the thought of anyone else noticing, too??
O
M
G
That's wank bank material right there.
2 years
Turning yourself on while working out ?
RobbyP:
www.healthline.com/health/botulism-honey
What is the point of this article? This doesn't engage with the whole raw vs pasteurized honey thing we were discussing, and your lack of elaboration isn't helping.
I could make assumptions about what you mean, but I really don't want to put words in your mouth.
www.healthline.com/health/botulism-honey
What is the point of this article? This doesn't engage with the whole raw vs pasteurized honey thing we were discussing, and your lack of elaboration isn't helping.
I could make assumptions about what you mean, but I really don't want to put words in your mouth.
2 years
Turning yourself on while working out ?
RobbyP:
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
Once again, not all plastics are created equally. There are upcycled and recycled clothes that use plastic to create their wares. When done correctly, the process is harmless to humans. Now, they might use synthetic dyes that harm humans, but it's not the plastic specifically that's the problem.
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
Also, there are ways to handle plastic clothes to decrease harm to the wearer.
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
This is important to remember because synthetic fibers are cheaper than natural fibers. So while some people can easily afford to buy natural fiber clothes, a lot of people won't be able to.
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
Once again, not all plastics are created equally. There are upcycled and recycled clothes that use plastic to create their wares. When done correctly, the process is harmless to humans. Now, they might use synthetic dyes that harm humans, but it's not the plastic specifically that's the problem.
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
Also, there are ways to handle plastic clothes to decrease harm to the wearer.
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]
This is important to remember because synthetic fibers are cheaper than natural fibers. So while some people can easily afford to buy natural fiber clothes, a lot of people won't be able to.
2 years
Turning yourself on while working out ?
RobbyP:
www.physio-pedia.com/Injury_Prevention_and_Body_Mechanics[/quote]
While this is good information, this doesn't really engage with what I said.
Every exercise has a correct form. All you have to do is make sure you follow the correct form. It is possible to be poised, have the wrong form, and get hurt.
www.physio-pedia.com/Injury_Prevention_and_Body_Mechanics[/quote]
While this is good information, this doesn't really engage with what I said.
Every exercise has a correct form. All you have to do is make sure you follow the correct form. It is possible to be poised, have the wrong form, and get hurt.
2 years
Turning yourself on while working out ?
RobbyP:
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poise[/quote]
My statement still stands. You can exercise with poise, but still exercise wrong and hurt yourself. You posting the definition of poise does not negate this.
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poise[/quote]
My statement still stands. You can exercise with poise, but still exercise wrong and hurt yourself. You posting the definition of poise does not negate this.
2 years
