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Yeah you’re fine af but do you believe in gender roles ?
Yeah I’d love to go out but what are your opinions on institutionalized racism?
Yeah, you can have my number, but what are your views on gay conversion therapy?
I mean you’re a cutie but I’m more concerned with your stance on the unconstitutional incarceration & negligent placement of youth…
Sure,you got a nice body, but what do you think of the of current day segregation and it’s effects on public educational funding from the government?
You may be amazingly attractive but are you aware of the material basis for oppression and the necessity/inevitability of Capitalism’s downfall?
I was discussing anime with some friends and my friend who studied sports medicine/biology explained the significance of each of the Free! characters’ physical builds.
Rei has trouble swimming because as a track runner/pole vaulter, he has really high muscle density and that’s what causes him to sink even though his form is perfect, and to fix this he needs to gain more fat. The butterfly stroke relies heavily on upper body strength though, and this is why it’s the only one he can do.
Nagisa gains an advantage from his height because his short limbs allow him to rotate his arms faster for a faster breast stroke.
Conversely, Makoto’s tallness helps him because the backstroke is a long-axis stroke, so longer arms make him swim farther and faster with less exertion.
Freestyle, or the front crawl, is also a long-axis stroke, so again being tall helps. Rin is more powerfully built than Haru and his flip turns boost him a lot farther, but being less bulky makes it easier for Haru to catch up, so they’re pretty evenly matched.
KyoAni really did their homework.
As a competitive swimmer, i must say that this is all completely true and we should praise kyoani for their skills
