What do fit people think about overweight people at the gym ?

Sooo, there’s this magic pill right?
This magic pill can do the following:
  • Make you feel better about yourself.
  • Prevent you from catching disease like:
    • cancer
    • diabetes
    • high blood pressure
    • stroke
    • heart disease
    • heart attack
  • Help you be more dedicated.
  • You don’t get winded playing with your kids.
  • Can help you walk up a flight of stairs.
  • Helps your brain function better.
This magic pill even has the crazy ability to make you want to take off your clothes all the time.
But, to get the magic pill, you have to go to a place and work for it. It takes years to obtain this magic pill. I mean, all good things are worth working for right?
Do you do it? Do you work for the pill?
Before you answer, I’ll have you know that there are people who have already earned their magic pill, and are working at keeping themselves a steady supply of them.
People who’ve already got their pill can be dicks sometimes to people who’re just starting out.
Even with that being said, do you try to get this magic pill?
Of course you do!
And who cares what ANYBODY thinks! If you have a shot at obtaining something as powerful and effective as the magic pill, you’d better not let anybody’s opinion prevent you.
Obviously, the magic pill is fitness.
But, I just want to reiterate the point.
Being fit is one of the best things that you can do for your health and longevity.
Yes, some people may make fun of you for being overweight. Although, most fit people are super nice. Some of them even started out as overweight. So, they understand the struggle.
Regardless, you owe it to yourself to pursue your magic pill.
If they make fun of you for being overweight that’s fine. You won’t be overweight for long.
Honestly, it doesn’t matter what fit people think about overweight people at the gym. The upside of going to the gym is too great to worry about what people think about it.

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