Forwarded from Blair Cottrell
Lift steel, resemble steel.
There’s something very esoteric about this, that the more heavy & hard the objects we lift the heavier and harder our bodies must become.
It’s for this reason that a man’s body says at least as much about him as any of the words he could speak.
Steel and suffering are the ultimate perspective-givers. Words detract from physical realities, form the basis for excuses and abstract ‘mental health’ copes, which only complicates what is actually very clear and obvious.
There is nothing ‘logical’, ‘scientific’ or even remotely interesting about the written copes of weak, lazy people.
We should only be giving our attention to the words of physically established men.
There’s something very esoteric about this, that the more heavy & hard the objects we lift the heavier and harder our bodies must become.
It’s for this reason that a man’s body says at least as much about him as any of the words he could speak.
Steel and suffering are the ultimate perspective-givers. Words detract from physical realities, form the basis for excuses and abstract ‘mental health’ copes, which only complicates what is actually very clear and obvious.
There is nothing ‘logical’, ‘scientific’ or even remotely interesting about the written copes of weak, lazy people.
We should only be giving our attention to the words of physically established men.