Fit shaming and "trying too hard." Every time I'm on Facebook and I see a photo of some dude or gal showing off his/her impressive physique, I usually think to myself, "Well, good for him/her.  All that hard work clearly paid off."   And then I click to expand the comment section, and my congratulatory feeling quickly turns into that of disgust.  I knew it was coming.  The fat pissants have come out of the woodwork to pollute it into a toxic wasteland with their feelings of petty insecurity and envy. Some of the recurring ridiculous comments I see are: "He's trying too hard." "She's got no life." and the ever-so-popular "He's genetically privileged." This pisses me off to no end. What's wrong with "trying so hard?"  Do these people just accept the fact that they're mediocre, and destined for an unremarkable life?  Have these people ever accomplished anything noteworthy in their lives?   There's the Man in the Arena and then there are these fatass critics with their crabs in a bucket mentality who can't help but have their feelings known. Why is it that these fatties love to talk so much shit about some random guy or girl displaying the fruits of their labor?  The whole "genetics" or "he's got no life" excuse is all they've got to offer.   And yet, I haven't seen any of these imbeciles criticize a famous musician, like Jimi Hendrix for example, for being "musically inclined" or "artistically gifted", or accuse him of having no life for practicing on his guitar for endless hours.   No, no one has ever done that because it just sounds stupid as hell.  Fuck you, Tom Brady, for having a genetically privileged arm, and an incredibly hot supermodel wife.  Dude, stop wasting your time practicing on your passing and get a life, bro.  And fuck your comments about Coke and Frosted Flakes.  They're Grrrrreeeaat! and part of a complete, nutritious, balanced breakfast.  I start my day by dousing an entire box of Frosted Flakes with a 2 liter bottle of Coke in my KFC bucket.  Breakfast of champions, bitch.