We are not forced into anything we don't want to do. There are those who put their work before friends and other social activities, and those who put social lives before work. We are old enough to make our own choices. Apart Mr. Farnbach is presuming his expertise on the workings of society and abstract schools of thought that institutionalize human actions. Although I suffer from the affliction of perpetual tardiness, I cannot look down upon those whose lives revolve around schedules set up for organizational purposes.
Most normal people have to do that.
Or maybe it's the alleged anorexia epidemic that drives us to the exercise room. Forget the energizing, healthy feeling one gets from a good workout. That's all a lie, too. Lest I forget to mention insensitivity to eating disorders may fall under the category of having one's head stuck up one's ass. Seems a simple enough question to me.