Keeping your body fit is the quickest way to #GetAGreatGuys attention. I resumed my gym routine today after a 6 month hiatus and I feel incredible stiff and worn out. The entire hour was gruesome as I stopped and started numerous times while cramping and sweating like a pig. Now for someone who’s been jogging regularly since the age of 15, the session was dreadful, nonetheless I will be back tomorrow. So why did I put myself through the agony? Well theres plenty of data supporting the benefits of exercise online but I’m no personal trainer so 4 of my reasons are: SINGLE LADIES (these are observations I have made) 1. Your body is more important than your face to most men As long as your face isn’t hideous! Given the choice most men are more attracted to women with a great body and an average face, than a pretty face with an over weight body. (If you don’t agree leave a comment). Therefore staying in shape will help you attract a wider range and a higher caliber of man in general. 2. You will stand out I’m serious. Look around at your girlfriends and ask yourself how many are in good shape? By good shape I don’t mean skinny or even slim, but toned. Exercising is one of the best ways to stand out of the crowd as employers and great guys WILL notice. 3. The number one complaint black men have about black women (aside from weaves and attitude) is our weight. Black men love shapely women so a little effort will go a long way. Having curves essentially means we have to make an extra effort to maintain all that goodness so we can fall on the right side of thick. 4. Keeping in shape is a form of self-love When you love yourself, you appreciate that your body is a temple not a garbage can. The problem is many black women look good until their mid-twenties and then get fat. They let go for a number of circumstantial reasons like laziness, being single, boredom and addiction. Lets remember we only have one body and if we treat it well it will treat us well.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 17:55:13 +0000
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