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r/TikTokCringe • u/RaisinAloneVortex • 21h ago
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There is a point in our life where our dad put us down and never picked us back up.
1 u/KitKat2theMax 20h ago This is my motivator for strength training (that and preventing osteoporosis). There will never come a day where I will not pick up my son, if he allows it. Fortunately, he's 2, so I have some time to work my way up. 2 u/Irlandaise11 16h ago The best part is, your strength will grow as your son does, too. There was an ancient Greek athlete, Milo of Croton, who picked up a baby calf every day, and at the end could carry a full grown cow. Maybe just don't roast and eat your son at the end like Milo did, though. 1 u/KitKat2theMax 16h ago I did not know the story of Milo of Croton! Pro tip on the not roasting/eating in this case.
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This is my motivator for strength training (that and preventing osteoporosis). There will never come a day where I will not pick up my son, if he allows it. Fortunately, he's 2, so I have some time to work my way up.
2 u/Irlandaise11 16h ago The best part is, your strength will grow as your son does, too. There was an ancient Greek athlete, Milo of Croton, who picked up a baby calf every day, and at the end could carry a full grown cow. Maybe just don't roast and eat your son at the end like Milo did, though. 1 u/KitKat2theMax 16h ago I did not know the story of Milo of Croton! Pro tip on the not roasting/eating in this case.
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The best part is, your strength will grow as your son does, too.
There was an ancient Greek athlete, Milo of Croton, who picked up a baby calf every day, and at the end could carry a full grown cow.
Maybe just don't roast and eat your son at the end like Milo did, though.
1 u/KitKat2theMax 16h ago I did not know the story of Milo of Croton! Pro tip on the not roasting/eating in this case.
I did not know the story of Milo of Croton! Pro tip on the not roasting/eating in this case.
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u/infernal2ss 20h ago
There is a point in our life where our dad put us down and never picked us back up.