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I didn’t make the meme. And I don’t really see what the issue is with the woman’s appearance. Seems pretty normal to me
The article content though…
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He’s a dad with two daughters and a son, and therefore absolutely entitled – some would say obliged – to rock a dad bod
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Why obliged? Like how dare someone discover a system that works to be a good dad and still be in shape? They must be ignoring their kids there’s no way they’ve found a way to carve out time to work out. Come on
And what about being a role model for the kid? I’ve always said a parent needs to walk the walk not just talk the talk. How does it look like for a chubby hubby dad to be munching on a donut while telling his young son who’s getting a little too fat to be good at soccer anymore to be sure and eat all his veggies because veggies are important
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his dedication, appropriately enough, verged on the demonic
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You’re really going to use “demonic” to describe Sasha and not someone like the rock who is pumping his body full of drugs to work out like 6 hours a day?
The problem with going right to the top of the mountain with hyperbolic adjectives is you can’t really step it up from there. And it just looks like you have no idea what the bell curve looks like as a frame of reference
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which has seen male actors (and their body doubles) push their physiques into superhero proportions. Having presumably forgotten that superheroes aren’t real
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Ironic considering someone (and I don’t think Sasha even did this, but maybe) taking something like exogenous test puts their test into what’s called a “Supra”physiological:
As a Latin term: "Supra" literally means "above" or "beyond"
And I’m not a comic book scholar, but I’m pretty sure a decent amount of superheroes took a drug or serum to get beyond humanly natural abilities. I believe a particular Captain we all love did
Anyway, CGI isn’t real either if we went with that instead