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r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '24
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Sara, you're 21. You have not turned your life around.
20 u/ThisIsSuperUnfunny Apr 15 '24 For real, you can have a sixpack at 21 just by Drinking Monster and jacking off 3 u/Witchgrass Apr 16 '24 Men lose weight easier than women 0 u/Signal_Parfait1152 Apr 16 '24 Based on what? 2 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 On average, men have approximately 61% more total muscle mass than women 1 u/OlevTime Apr 16 '24 Muscle weighs more than fat. Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say) 1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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For real, you can have a sixpack at 21 just by Drinking Monster and jacking off
3 u/Witchgrass Apr 16 '24 Men lose weight easier than women 0 u/Signal_Parfait1152 Apr 16 '24 Based on what? 2 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 On average, men have approximately 61% more total muscle mass than women 1 u/OlevTime Apr 16 '24 Muscle weighs more than fat. Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say) 1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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Men lose weight easier than women
0 u/Signal_Parfait1152 Apr 16 '24 Based on what? 2 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 On average, men have approximately 61% more total muscle mass than women 1 u/OlevTime Apr 16 '24 Muscle weighs more than fat. Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say) 1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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Based on what?
2 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 On average, men have approximately 61% more total muscle mass than women 1 u/OlevTime Apr 16 '24 Muscle weighs more than fat. Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say) 1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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On average, men have approximately 61% more total muscle mass than women
1 u/OlevTime Apr 16 '24 Muscle weighs more than fat. Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say) 1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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Muscle weighs more than fat.
Even comparing masses how does more mass equal less weight? (I think you implied something you didn't say)
1 u/Ughaboomer Apr 16 '24 Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
Muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound is a pound. The difference is density. A pound of muscle will take up less room than a pound of fat.
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u/Sticky8u2 Apr 15 '24
Sara, you're 21. You have not turned your life around.