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"  A new form of fitspiration is popping up on social media and, like most social media trends, it is sexy, naked, and potentially problematic. The hashtag #FitSex is ostensibly motivating Instagrammers to hit the gym to improve their sex lives or use sex as a workout, with cheeky text encouragements typical of the fitspo genre overlaid on images of people doing it: Naked bodies pressed against a shower door; a buff couple hooking up in bed; sex in the middle of dimly lit hallway, with a woman pressed against the wall by a muscular guy. Some of the #FitSex images seem to celebrate sexual experimentation. Others feel more like body-shaming, implying that sex is best enjoyed by a woman with a certain type of figure. This is where the trend goes sour, especially considering the racy images of ripped women are pretty obviously being aimed at women themselves. Women with sexualized (and thin) bodies have always been a staple of the fitspo genre, so, in some ways, the evolution into &amp;quot;sexpo&amp;quot; feels unavoidable, if disturbing. So far, though, the trend is small: The hashtag turns up only 147 posts on Instagram. (Searches on Tumblr and Pinterest turn up even fewer results.) But the &amp;quot;likes&amp;quot; are in the thousands.         What body part do you #workout #today ? :) #fitsex #fit #couple #sweat #hot #bestworkout #girl #boy #love #makelovenotwar A photo posted by FITNESS IS SEXY (@fitsex) on Apr 23, 2014 at 5:42am PDT             #science is #AwSOME Get your #FitSex on this #weekend! #motivation #goodsweat #cantwait #wantyounow #quotes #eatclean #enjoyyourmeal A photo posted by FITNESS IS SEXY (@fitsex) on Mar 21, 2014 at 5:35am PDT     RELATED: Are Squats the New Thigh Gap? Why the Thigh Gap Obsession Needs to Stop Immediately  Follow Elisa on Twitter. Photo credit: Gallery Stock "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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