r/confidence • u/kundaliniredneck1 • 7d ago
This may seem shallow…
But I was reflecting on what would truly give me confidence and I came up with a weird answer, abs. I’ve always been in mostly decent shape but I just decided that I’m going to shoot for a fully visible 6 pack. Seems like a good goal for the new year. Thoughts?
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u/w4rf4c3x 7d ago edited 7d ago
Might want to work on everything else people can actually see while you're at it.
Sounds like a good plan until you realize people can't see abs underneath your clothes.
Edit: LMAO. Warm-Cow pre-emptively blocked me. 💀Can't talk about confidence when you block people you reply to. Weird AF.
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u/kundaliniredneck1 7d ago
I can’t argue with your logic but I’m butt ass ugly😅. Not much I can do about that!
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u/w4rf4c3x 7d ago
That's fine. Same advice applies - here's a bit more. Work on it all.
Biceps, Triceps, Chest, Back, Shoulders, Legs
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u/ez2tock2me 6d ago
Did you know that even if you were Brad Pitt, you’d have insecurities because it’s all INSIDE OF YOUR HEAD.
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u/kaleba1992 5d ago
I have abs and a great body zero confidence
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u/wearealllegends 4d ago
Yea no one cares about your abs except other insecure ppl.. work on your mindset. Abs aren't forever
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u/HealifyApp 2d ago
ABS are a solid goal! It’s not just about looking good, it’s about feeling strong and proving to yourself you can do it. To make it happen
-eat clean: grilled chicken, veggies, and less sugar
- add in planks, Russian twists, and some cardio
Stick with it, and you’ll be flexing in no time.
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u/lvl39champion 7d ago
Makes sense. I'm 25 and in good shape, I gym 4 times a week and eat healthy. I feel good about my body but I don't have a six pack. It's something I too strive for. But 6 packs are made in the kitchen and I'm a hungry guy.