Catuey Archive

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4	Is frame really just about committing to something go hell or high water and not being affected by anyone's reaction to it? Kind of like taking on a role and not breaking character until the play is over? If so, how are some people able to keep frame for so long without breaking it? You're pretty much spot on. Basically be a narcissist. Just go and watch any Lavar Ball interviews, especially his appearances on First Take. He is the epitome of frame control. The guy came out of nowhere after his sons got a lot of hype playing HS bball. The media started talking to him and right of the bat says craziest things with unfathomable conviction. Before knowing about about any RP traits, I thought the guy was so full of himself and literally pissed me off, now I realized he knows th…	/r/askTRP	09/04/20 07:31 PM
1	Lower Body Fat Percentage = more vitality? That's not entirely true. There are pro powerlifters in my gym that can look like absolute beasts when lifting and all have 1600lbs+ in there big 4 max lift totals. One day for some reason they decided to do bodyweight exercises for their accessories but could barely do pull-ups with strict form and struggled heavy with dips. I also have a friend that strictly does calisthenics and weighs maybe 40lbs lighter than one of the biggest of the bunch in my gym but is shredded-jacked and I told him he …	/r/askTRP	09/10/19 05:25 PM