Sarah Andersen | Bluesky

Transcript

The image is of a four panel comic.

The first panel shows a brain. The brain is saying “I’m 30 and YOUNG! I only recently fully developed!”

The second panel shows a heart. The heart says “I hear ya! I can keep going for DECADES more!”

The third panel shows a spine’s face. It weakly says, “I am old”.

We zoom out and the spine is using a walker. It continues, “so very old”.

  • Randelung@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Y’all need to go to the gym or otherwise train your backs. I’ve been going for about three months (1-2 times a week) and the back pains are gone. Am 34, software engineer, and still a little overweight, so you can do it too!

    • Donkter@lemmy.world
      1·
      3 days ago

      It’s a complete mott and bailey. Obviously 95% of people can avoid back issues by just working out a few times a week. But when you point that out you apparently just happen to be speaking to the one person who has severe scoliosis and it’s implied that that’s who all of the people complaining about bad backs are dealing with.

      It’s an identical situation when you talk to people who complain about sleep or diet issues.

    • titanicx@lemmy.zip
      1·
      3 days ago

      I’m 50, worked out for years, took care of myself, did stupid shit all my life, no issues with my back. Maybe take care of yourself a bit everyone?

    • deft@lemmy.wtf
      1·
      3 days ago

      32, lazy as fuck. I work as a chef 0 back pain and I engage in bisexual sitting. No idea why I don’t have back pain but I’m convinced my sitting style is akin to doing yoga constantly or something