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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 11:35:44 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[​Do you DEMAND Respect or Earn it..?]]></title>
			<link>https://www.muscledemandsrespect.com/blog/do-you-demand-respect-or-earn-it/</link>
			<pubDate>Sun, 05 Aug 2018 19:09:33 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>What does a person do in the first few seconds of meeting someone new? They ask, so what do you do? That first question you ask tells whether they're in a strong enough position to help you or they're looking for you to help them first. So, what came first? Earn or Demand Respect.</p><p>Demand comes from skills and your ability to get the job done (Hardwork, Dedication, Passion). </p><p>Your drive to carry people with you automatically generates Respect.</p><p>#DemandRespect #attitude #hardwork #respect #demand #power</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What does a person do in the first few seconds of meeting someone new? They ask, so what do you do? That first question you ask tells whether they're in a strong enough position to help you or they're looking for you to help them first. So, what came first? Earn or Demand Respect.</p><p>Demand comes from skills and your ability to get the job done (Hardwork, Dedication, Passion). </p><p>Your drive to carry people with you automatically generates Respect.</p><p>#DemandRespect #attitude #hardwork #respect #demand #power</p>]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[OVER-WEIGHT]]></title>
			<link>https://www.muscledemandsrespect.com/blog/overweight/</link>
			<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jun 2017 21:52:22 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Obesity has become a leading cause of deaths in contemporary culture.
This is due to the prevalence of unhealthy foods that are available, and the
couch potato lifestyle that technology helps create. Being out of shape creates
a self-fulfilling cycle of staying home, sitting on the couch, watching TV, or
being on the computer. As one becomes increasingly out of shape, there are
feelings of shame and embarrassment that accompany the individual’s declining
physical fitness. These inward feelings make a person less likely to want to
socialize, for fear of being judged by others. The physical failures of obesity
become emotional failures for the individual.  </p><p>  But really, I perceive
that we are looking at the problem through the wrong lens. The fact is, society
is becoming increasingly densely populated. Population booms are at all-time
highs. There is literally elbow room left on city streets. So why then, I ask,
is obesity a <em>problem</em> instead of a <em>solution</em>? The last thing society needs
is to have herds of healthy people vying for space in the gyms, in the city
parks, or even racing each other to the mountain tops? Really, think what would
happen if the obese population became healthy? There would be an overflow of
active population. </p><p>  In order to manage the
extreme population boom, it is necessary to depress a percentage of the
population. The healthier population will be left with the physical space to be
active. Furthermore, there will be the incentive to be healthy just because one
does not want to be obese. If obesity disappears (literally), then we will not
have it as a point of comparison from which the healthy fit population can
derive superiority. It would destroy the healthy population if we tried to help
the obese population become healthy. No one is trying to make healthy people
obese, why should we make obese people healthy? The answer is that we should
not—obesity serves a social need because it mediates population. </p><p>  How does obesity mediate
population? It does so in two ways: firstly, obesity keeps people unengaged,
and isolated. This frees up the necessary space for healthy activities for
healthy people. Furthermore, and most importantly, obesity is one of the
leading causes of death. In this day and age of overpopulation, it is of value
to have a “problem” that removes a percentage of the population at a reliable
rate. It is truly just a matter of convenience and space that obesity is a
positive solution to overpopulated spaces.</p><p>  Moreover, who is to say
that an obese person lacks quality of life? This is not for the healthy person
to judge. The obese person, though constrained and forced into a predictive
lifestyle devoid of activities, <em>might</em>
be happy. But the obese person’s happiness is not as important as that of a
healthy active person. The obese person simply won’t be around for as long, and
therefore, the opinion of the obese lacks value.</p><p>  In conclusion, I am
writing this plea in order to persuade public funding to remove incentives for
the obese population to become healthy. This is a counterproductive idea, and
it must be stopped for the reasons described above. We will not have room for a
perfectly healthy and fit society. We need obese people in order to keep the healthy
population inspired to remain healthy. But, most critically, we must control
longevity and life expectancy. Therefore, it is in our communal interest to
allow, and <em>encourage</em>, obese persons
to enjoy their gluttony. There just is not enough room for everyone to be
healthy. It is only a matter of physical space that I am concerned for our
futures.&nbsp;</p><p>=====================================================================================</p><p>Objective: Write a Essay on a outrageous solution to solve common day to day events or life issues that society oversees on a constant basis.</p><p>This was mine..!</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Obesity has become a leading cause of deaths in contemporary culture.
This is due to the prevalence of unhealthy foods that are available, and the
couch potato lifestyle that technology helps create. Being out of shape creates
a self-fulfilling cycle of staying home, sitting on the couch, watching TV, or
being on the computer. As one becomes increasingly out of shape, there are
feelings of shame and embarrassment that accompany the individual’s declining
physical fitness. These inward feelings make a person less likely to want to
socialize, for fear of being judged by others. The physical failures of obesity
become emotional failures for the individual.  </p><p>  But really, I perceive
that we are looking at the problem through the wrong lens. The fact is, society
is becoming increasingly densely populated. Population booms are at all-time
highs. There is literally elbow room left on city streets. So why then, I ask,
is obesity a <em>problem</em> instead of a <em>solution</em>? The last thing society needs
is to have herds of healthy people vying for space in the gyms, in the city
parks, or even racing each other to the mountain tops? Really, think what would
happen if the obese population became healthy? There would be an overflow of
active population. </p><p>  In order to manage the
extreme population boom, it is necessary to depress a percentage of the
population. The healthier population will be left with the physical space to be
active. Furthermore, there will be the incentive to be healthy just because one
does not want to be obese. If obesity disappears (literally), then we will not
have it as a point of comparison from which the healthy fit population can
derive superiority. It would destroy the healthy population if we tried to help
the obese population become healthy. No one is trying to make healthy people
obese, why should we make obese people healthy? The answer is that we should
not—obesity serves a social need because it mediates population. </p><p>  How does obesity mediate
population? It does so in two ways: firstly, obesity keeps people unengaged,
and isolated. This frees up the necessary space for healthy activities for
healthy people. Furthermore, and most importantly, obesity is one of the
leading causes of death. In this day and age of overpopulation, it is of value
to have a “problem” that removes a percentage of the population at a reliable
rate. It is truly just a matter of convenience and space that obesity is a
positive solution to overpopulated spaces.</p><p>  Moreover, who is to say
that an obese person lacks quality of life? This is not for the healthy person
to judge. The obese person, though constrained and forced into a predictive
lifestyle devoid of activities, <em>might</em>
be happy. But the obese person’s happiness is not as important as that of a
healthy active person. The obese person simply won’t be around for as long, and
therefore, the opinion of the obese lacks value.</p><p>  In conclusion, I am
writing this plea in order to persuade public funding to remove incentives for
the obese population to become healthy. This is a counterproductive idea, and
it must be stopped for the reasons described above. We will not have room for a
perfectly healthy and fit society. We need obese people in order to keep the healthy
population inspired to remain healthy. But, most critically, we must control
longevity and life expectancy. Therefore, it is in our communal interest to
allow, and <em>encourage</em>, obese persons
to enjoy their gluttony. There just is not enough room for everyone to be
healthy. It is only a matter of physical space that I am concerned for our
futures.&nbsp;</p><p>=====================================================================================</p><p>Objective: Write a Essay on a outrageous solution to solve common day to day events or life issues that society oversees on a constant basis.</p><p>This was mine..!</p>]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[Ironic or Karma..?]]></title>
			<link>https://www.muscledemandsrespect.com/blog/ironic-or-karma/</link>
			<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jun 2017 21:24:02 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>MDR Check-in: A Guy at work today kind of laughed at my shirt, because I'm a smaller guy with a monster looking designer tee. So I smiled and said thanks for noticing. Later on in the day we were fighting ju-jit-su in the cage. He's a bigger guy so he was just muscling me all over the mat, until I caught him with a sweep. Because he was so focused on overpowering me I got control of his back and choked him out. He tapped out, so I rolled off and as witty as I am I said, "hey man?" Muscle Demands Respect, same as technique and a good roll. He just laughed and shook his head.</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>MDR Check-in: A Guy at work today kind of laughed at my shirt, because I'm a smaller guy with a monster looking designer tee. So I smiled and said thanks for noticing. Later on in the day we were fighting ju-jit-su in the cage. He's a bigger guy so he was just muscling me all over the mat, until I caught him with a sweep. Because he was so focused on overpowering me I got control of his back and choked him out. He tapped out, so I rolled off and as witty as I am I said, "hey man?" Muscle Demands Respect, same as technique and a good roll. He just laughed and shook his head.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[Adapt & Conquer | Become Water]]></title>
			<link>https://www.muscledemandsrespect.com/blog/adapt-conquer-become-water/</link>
			<pubDate>Sun, 29 Nov 2015 21:31:27 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>What does M.D.R promote..?&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;Multi disciplined fitness addicts with interest in weightlifting, powerlifting, calisthenics, MMA and bodybuilding. All these forms of training intertwined into one to create a Master/Giant at any physical fitness craft.</p><p>- "Be formless, shapeless like water. Water into a cup becomes the cup, water into a bottle becomes the bottle."</p><p>BRUCE LEE</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What does M.D.R promote..?&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;Multi disciplined fitness addicts with interest in weightlifting, powerlifting, calisthenics, MMA and bodybuilding. All these forms of training intertwined into one to create a Master/Giant at any physical fitness craft.</p><p>- "Be formless, shapeless like water. Water into a cup becomes the cup, water into a bottle becomes the bottle."</p><p>BRUCE LEE</p>]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[MUSCLE DEMANDS RESPECT]]></title>
			<link>https://www.muscledemandsrespect.com/blog/muscle-demands-respect/</link>
			<pubDate>Sat, 15 Feb 2014 13:13:22 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Fitness Guru, Weightlifter, Founder of Muscle Demands Respect</p>]]></description>
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