Does being fit make you red pilled?

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>>39108273
>you

>>39108273
Getting /fit/ has made me hate obese and even moderately out of shape people more, so that's probably it.

>>39108273
I usually associate 'redpill' with the mouthbreathers on /pol/ crying about jews/lizards/women controlling the media and out to get them, so no it doesn't make more more redpilled. It does make me appreciate those who put in effort into their appearance. If I see a girl with low bf% or a solid guy, I'm more aware of the conscious effort they made to get there.

>>39108291
It's definitely changed my view on people and how much effort they put into health. Maybe to much

>>39108307
Red pill probably wasn't the best term to use desu. But I've appreciated people that build so much more now since getting involved

>>39108287
Dude where'd you find that pic of me

>>39108307
Spotted the Jewish lizard woman.

>>39108307
/pol/ has some truth buried under the mountain of bullshit conspiracies. The main take away should be that there will always be people plotting to do something that benefits them at the expense of others, so keep yourself informed to survive the more heinous shit. being fit should be a requirement for anyone who claims to be "redpilled"

>>39108273
no, but being *on* fit makes you insecure and might explain why you're now spending time and emotional energy fuming about the lifestyle choices of people you will never speak to

>>39108273
4chan's culture made me see that individuals don't matter as much as they think they do, and that people put too much blame for their own issues on others.
That is what inspired me to lift, getting my ego popped and realizing the only things I truly have are the ones I achieve myself.

So you could say getting "redpilled" made me get /fit/.
Thanks faggots.

>>39108273

This is called 'being a fucking boot fresh out of Parris Island', but to the gym instead of the Marine Corps.

>>39108273
>Does being /fit/ make you red pilled
No the leaking of /pol/ does

But being /fit/ does to an extent as well

>>39108462
Quite a success story m8. Kinda the same thing motivated me but slightly different

>>39108432
Tru that

So you're putting in effort and you have started to think you're better then others. Soon you will cheat or skip a day at the gym and think you're still making progress. Eventually you will give up and quit because your delusional. Such is life.
Some real advice tho,
Your putting in effort so you can get up on your high horse but it won't last. People like you break after 2-3 weeks. Everyone wants to be seen as better or a harder work then others but when you're tired or hungry most people quit, It's easy to thing like a dick when everything is easy but mark my words op, when it starts to get hard you will quit and justify it to yourself and you won't ever change.

>>39108565
>implying that I wasn't healthy before I joined the gym
I've been a long distance runner for years. I used to get up super early and hop on the treadmill at my house and run a 5k before work every single day. I would come home and run another 5k but this time in the woods. Don't assume that I will crack under pressure. You should go have a drink or something and hop off your high horse buddy

>>39108273
I don't think it's so much "red pilled" (I hate this phrase and I frequent /pol/) so much as it is their behavior conflicting with your beliefs.
You obviously felt that going to the gym would be a positive thing overall, so when you see someone shit all over that mentality by killing themselves through obesity it disturbs you, even moreso now that you're actually putting effort into improving your health and not just recognizing it.

It's the same as people who take pride in their work as a reflection of themselves being mad at others who are content to do the bare minimum or get a free ride off someone else.