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  • Best thing you can do is just fill it all out imo. A lot of those muscles in your butt run between your back and hips, down into your legs. I’ll never not recommend planks and squats so that’s big #1, especially for anyone who sits a lot as people on this site are known to do. Proper sit-ups (not a crunch) engage more of the legs as well and will help fill some of those areas out. Walking on an incline (like a hike) is good for you in general and definitely works those buns n thighs.

    I should note I’m not a professional trainer or anything and if anyone else had recommendations they should chime in.



  • I was the guy with a nicer butt than a lot of cis women. Now aware I’m trans, not yet on HRT but(t) this thing is all muscle so things can only stay good or get better I’d hope.

    I’d also like to note that you can have a nice ass without a fat ass. Cute small butts are allowed. Flat is the only thing that must be avoided to have a nice butt.








  • RedAggroBest@lemmy.worldto196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•rule-bait
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    3 months ago

    I’m not sure if you’re missing that the whole point is that trying to treat “common” terms like scientific terms creates logical conundrums like this because nature isn’t about clean lines and groups.

    The whole point of saying “Whales are fish” and things like that is as a reminder that human classification (even detailed and precision-focused scientific classification) is still just a human construct we use to order the world around us. It’s arbitrary what is and is not a fish.

    In fact we see science educators bring this up so much, I think, because it’s important to be able to answer “why don’t the scientists just call them fish?” when discussing ray finned fishes or something like that and this discussion is helpful practice for that.



  • RedAggroBest@lemmy.worldto196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•no golf rule
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    6 months ago

    Sames, imagine if they left just one course per municipality (minus where they don’t make sense, like the desert where there’s just way too many anyways). Drive all the carts into a recycling center and force everyone to walk? Great way to keep, especially older people, moving.








  • RedAggroBest@lemmy.worldto196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Introverted rule
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    2 years ago

    Yea, nah, I didn’t misunderstand. You are not describing the normal reaction. Outside the obvious of “too often” it’s pretty unreasonable to think that someone who shares a living space with you can’t invite people into what is also their home.

    If your home MUST be your space as much as you’re saying, you shouldn’t have roommates. The cat metaphor doesn’t work because these are temporary houseguests brought in by a co-equal member of the household who has equal rights to use of the space as you do.


  • RedAggroBest@lemmy.worldto196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Introverted rule
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    2 years ago

    Who is this actually happening to? If I or someone I live with have a friend over for that long, we/they’re probably doing something. If there was anything close to small talk with a roommate coming by, its “Hey! Wanna join us?”, to which “no thanks” is always a fine answer.