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Is "lifting for aesthetics" the new vanity, or just honest motivation for most gym-goers?
With the rise of social media fitness influencers and the normalization of 'gym selfies,' the line between health-driven training and appearance-focused lifting has blurred more than ever. Cast your vote and share your perspective on where motivation ends and vanity begins.
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