• Ghost33313
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    3011 months ago

    As a dad who takes care of his kids I can totally relate with the bottom left panel.

      • Ghost33313
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        1611 months ago

        Yep. NY state, even as progressive as the state can be it always grabs attention. People are amazed at how good I am at taking care of my kids and usually put gender into the equation while doing so. Even when we lived in NYC it seemed weird to people.

        • @agent_flounder
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          1011 months ago

          Ugh. Yeah. CO here. It’s like, I’m just parenting? What’s the big deal?

  • fades
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    1011 months ago

    How can you run 5mi every day and not be fit

    • @miss_brainfart@lemmy.ml
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      2711 months ago

      Your cardiovascular health will improve, but it’s very easy to not lose weight when running is something that burns less Calories than many people think.

      • @UnverifiedAPK@lemmy.ml
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        911 months ago

        Ehh, 5 miles (at the average pace of 10min/mile) burns 776 calories for 200lbs. That’s an entire large McDonald’s Double Quarter Pounder meal with calories to spare.

        • @miss_brainfart@lemmy.ml
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          1011 months ago

          The funny part that comes after is that the human body is built for pure efficiency, and tries to offset burned calories by subconciously moving less throughout the rest of the day.

          So in total, you won’t actually have burned an extra 776

    • @uniqueid198x@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      1911 months ago

      My training plan varies between 3 and 6 miles a day, which I do at a ten minute mile. I am definitely potato shaped. I’m not the fastest, but I do it day after day.

      theres different kinds of fit and shape is just one of them.

    • @agent_flounder
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      1011 months ago

      You will be cardio fit. But it is still possible to be consuming more calories than you burn.