?87% of People Are Taller Than Me?: 5?6? Bodybuilding Icon Loses Calm After Watching a Short Man Being ?Manhandled in a Donut Shop?

Have you ever felt insecure about anything regarding your physique? If yes, then you are no different from most people. Even celebrities and veteran bodybuilding athletes have insecurities. But some netizens make fun of them and that is not acceptable, especially by bodybuilder Greg Doucette. The Bachelor?s, and Masters’ degree holders in kinesiology, do not keep quiet when it comes to protecting people from haters.

In a recent YouTube video, Greg talks about a man who was mocked inside a coffee/Donut shop. The insensitive video soon caught his eye, and Greg decided to speak up.

Greg Doucette bashes the onlookers for their hateful nature

In the video, Greg starts with a very relevant topic about body dysmorphia. He explains how people might not be satisfied with something or the other in their body,??perhaps it’s your height, perhaps it’s your weight perhaps it’s your nose, your chin,??he says.

Greg also admits that the video is funny with everyone staring at the 5-foot-tall guy and smirking. But it is sad as well because the guy must have gone through height shaming his whole life, and when he had enough, a taller guy decides to tackle him to the ground to burst out. Doucette even gave examples of hotshot celebrities like Kevin Hart and Megan Fox, who also have insecurities about their body.

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Doucette then goes on to give some statistics,??And I can tell you is a short guy that you very often are made fun of. I looked up the statistics, at my height, I?m only taller than 13% of people in the United States alone. 87% of people are taller than me.? Doucette makes a lot of succinct observations about how height is not in your control. Even if someone increases their height with surgery, it costs money and a lot of pain.

He ends the video on a positive note saying, to be proud of yourself and your height.?Doucette has previously advocated for body positivity as well and the veteran bodybuilder came to Ariana Grande?s rescue.

Doucette advocates for Ariana Grande?s physique

When it’s not about height, then the hate is about something else. People might love the pop singer?s short stature, but they slammed her for her weight. Greg Doucette previously posted a video titled, ?I?m Sick Of This!! Ariana Grande?

In the video, he addresses the issue of body image and talks about how people are criticizing?Ariana for becoming thinner?and losing weight. Greg goes on to justify,??In actuality, she is much healthier now. She said so.?

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Doucette is always correcting people?s notions about the body and educating the world about what is acceptable. What do you think about his actions against pre-existing prejudice related to one’s body?