Dyel here. Does being /fit/ improve your mental health and

Does improving your mental health improve you social skills and physical health?

>>42259594
No

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>>42259594
> Does being /fit/ improve your mental health and your social skills?
> Does being /fit/
No.
They might actually deteriorate.
Being fit and not being /fit/ might actually help though.

>>42259594

that was such a good album. fave songs are 911/mr lonely and see you again

>>42259594
Everyone saying being fit doesn't help your social skills is wrong. Bring fit DOES help, but only by raising your perceived social worth.

If you're fit, you can have the same shitty, borderline autistic personality, but it will be perceived as aloof and quirky rather than off putting. You get a longer leash in any social situation, so even if your actually social skills don't improve, others perceptions of said skills will.

>>42259594
I ROCK

I ROLL

I BLOOM

I GROW

Does anyone else feel like Tyler isn't that great of a writer? I remember Kanye did a verse for him once and it blew everything Tyler did out of the water

>>42260242
trumrurmrurum

No.
But getting your body together is a stepping stone for getting your wider life together.

>>42260242
>>42259928
/fit/ likes gay music. Who knew?

>>42259594
>Does being /fit/ improve your mental health
Yes but it's not a silver bullet. Same way antidepressents aren't going to cure all your head fuck.

>and your social skills?
Not directly, but your new found self confidence "may" make you attempt to socialise more.