It's good that people are realizing it and basically turning off social media can slow it down and is good for myriad of other reasons.
The cats out of the bag, physiques have already inflated and are going to inflate more. Even if i turn off social media, which i really don't have. I'm still going to see the effects of it in real life in the gym, even worse for someone who goes to a gym that's filled with the same influencers or people wanting to become influencers.
The mental image has already shifted to either naturally unattainable or to something that might not be sustainable year round.Like looking down every day and seeing "big belly" and being disappointed just because the stereotypical image of abs is with empty stomach and constantly flexed rather than relaxed and usually filled with food.
Like the constant mental battle to readjust to adequatel/good/natural physique and resist the urge to blast gear is always going to be there. Now with the access to information around how to minimize damage from steroids and how those actually work with those being easily purchasable online and delivered home. The temptation is going to much stronger.
The era of natural physique being satisfiable and natural results is over.
Though don't get me wrong, lifting itself is enjoyable and figuring out how to balance/fit the dieting into daily life and make both into a lifelong habit is an interesting mystery to figure out. But the results are always going to be disappointing/underwhelming.
That's heartwarming to see. Remember it's never too late to start with physical fitness.Most physical issues can at least be lessened if not completely fixed with the most basic resistance training.