Stop saying everything causes injuries, and who gives a crap if I'm thin? Have you guys noticed that fatasses literally say that every exercise is a fraggin' injury-causing mess?  Squats? Causes injuries in the knees. Sit-ups? SOOOOO bad for your neck and back. Push-ups? Can harm your shoulders and arms. Running? Frags up your legs and feet. Swimming? Makes you pull something. Jezus kwithe. Fatasses around me reeeeee that this causes an injury, and that causes an injury. That's why I gave up helping ham coworkers, former friends, and family members around me. They tell me that I'm setting my body up for failure because I do the "traditional" exercises that will apparently one day shorten my lifespan.  ALSO: "You're going to be flat and curveless if you do _____." Like, why the hell do hams care if I'm a flatty? I have the standard little Asian, petite body. Me running and doing yoga is not going to make me that much more petite. "Oh, if you do that, you'll get a small arse. And you won't be womanly." Um...but you fatasses look like a blob, though?! At least I don't have cottage cheese dripping everywhere, and don't huff to death just from jogging a mile as a warm-up.  This obsession with being "thick" is insane. That's just people giving up on life and doing wrong to real curvaceous women. And this obsession with preventing injuries is absurd. The average fatty does not have to friggin' worry about getting hamstring injuries by running over twenty miles. They don't need to be concerned about how many reps of push-ups and sit-ups they have to do when all the reps they do consist of lifting the fork to the mouth. Whew. I'm done. Thank you all for listening to my rant. It's just...fat Southerners here piss me off, especially at a beach city, where I expected more fit people.