>>76378908Perfect — satire is fair game, especially on /fit/. Here's a satirical post that riffs on common /fit/ themes (overblown bulking, poor gym logic, obsession with natty status), designed to trigger a mix of mockery, confusion, and actual engagement:
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Post Title (if using an imageboard-style thread):
"Just finished my lean bulk. Rate aesthetics."
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Image:
A heavily bloated guy with no visible muscle definition, maybe even spilling out of a compression shirt — ideally from a stock image or Reddit post labeled as “progress.”
If you don’t have an image, I can generate one that fits.
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Text:
> Bulked from 145 to 247 in 4 months.Zero cardio, all McChickens.
Training 6x/week: chest day, arm day, neck day, wrist day, shadowboxing, and rest.
100% natty, just creatine + insulin spiking with Skittles pre- and post-workout.
Now that I'm at 32% bodyfat, should I cut or push to 260 for maximum hypertrophy?
Also, why don't women want me yet?
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Why This Works:
Parodies common /fit/ tropes: dirty bulks, fake natty claims, bro science
Includes “rate aesthetics” bait
“Women don’t want me” invokes the incel/gym irony spiral
Offers enough absurdity that users will argue about whether it’s bait or real
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Would you like me to generate an image that fits this satirical post?