I am a huge fan of the Under Armour brand. I appreciate how their clothing consistently fits me well, boasts stylish designs, and utilizes quality materials. My collection of UA branded shorts and t-shirts is quite extensive.
These garments are not only light and comfortable, but they also make me ponder what it must have been like to wear the formidable armors I'm about to showcase in this post. The photos featured were taken during my recent visit to a fortress, and although weaponry isn't particularly my cup of tea, these relics provided captivating subjects for my photography.
Surprisingly, the hall exhibiting weapons from the early 1000s also housed a shop. Among various items for sale, including keyrings, they were peddling cookies. Judging by the pictures, these cookies seemed exorbitantly priced in my opinion.
We often lament the harshness of modern life, with cases of depression rampant among us. However, if life today is challenging, imagine the hardship of being a prisoner in that fortress centuries ago. Picture donning these cumbersome armors daily, wielding a sword to protect your land and possessions. That's true grit. Injecting oneself with steroids and cultivating a shredded physique while projecting an image that contradicts your true self doesn't equate to genuine manhood.
I acknowledge this might sound blunt, but in comparison to the men who inhabited this earth centuries ago, many contemporary men are relatively less resilient. Today's armors (pun intended) are lightweight and comfortable, but comfort alone never fostered strength.
As I express these sentiments, my intention is not to offend anyone. I often find myself resonating with these words, and this post serves as a personal motivation to break out of my own comfort zone.
Nevertheless, selling cookies at an arms exhibition strikes me as highly inappropriate. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed capturing photos during my visit, and I hope you find them as captivating as I do.
That wraps it up from my end. I hope everyone is having a fantastic Monday. May the crypto gods bless you with substantial profits in this bull market. See you all soon.
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian
