We may be 'the healthiest generation ever', but as I work out I wonder ... would I be happier at the pub? | Isabel Brooks

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Inspired by "gymfluencers" and an Instagram feed filled with workouts and progress journeys, I dug into gym culture, often spending two hours weightlifting in one day, nauseous from chocolate-flavoured shakes and consuming more than 100g of protein daily to bulk my gluteal muscles and build a "revenge booty".
58% : As I became obsessed with the gym, I certainly noticed that the things pushing me away from the pub and towards exercise were not positive thoughts, but fears - self-esteem issues, financial worries and an anxious desire to be maximising my time.
49% : In my case, I gradually realised that I could never build a revenge booty big enough to get my ex back, and that exercising in front of the mirror and daydreaming about having a different figure wasn't empowering, but an obsession with self-improvement.

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