A woman has shed light on how her male gym partner had to keep his gaze firmly on the ceiling to avoid “getting caught” looking at her body during a workout.
TT and Austin, fitness enthusiasts, often post videos of their joint gym sessions on TikTok. And in their recent upload, they pointed out how equipment layout can lead to uncomfortable glances.
In a brief video, TT is seen doing a crouched weightlifting exercise while Austin, positioned behind her, works out on a Lat pulldown machine.
The awkward arrangement meant that a direct look ahead for Austin would mean an unintended view of TT’s behind. TT humorously noted this in her video caption: “Bro didn’t want to get caught in 4K,” followed by “Guy staring at the ceiling [because] whoever placed these machines at my gym has zero chill.”
The viral clip, which has amassed over 8million views, resonated with fellow TikTok users who commented about their own awkward gym arrangements. One user expressed empathy, stating, “This is so real,” mentioning a similar equipment setup at their gym.
Another shared a personal anecdote, saying: “My husband has straight up changed his workout routine when women get on machines in front of him. One time he left bc the same girl kept on following him.”
A third chimed in: “My gym is the same way basically anywhere you doing any motion of squat or something the bench is literally right there.”
Meanwhile, another shared their concern, saying: “I always worry that I’m gonna accidentally stare at people, cause I am anxious and will look at anything that I see move.”
Others, however, were quick to commend Austin for his respectful stance. “He’s trying his best to be respectful! ” stated an admirer. Another expressed approval by saying, “He’s got my respect.”
One person affectionately remarked: “Bless his stressed out little heart,” while a fellow TikTok user agreed: “Bro wasn’t just sweating cos of the gym, he was defo stressed.”
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