People often talk about 'being good' when they refuse a piece of cake or go to

People often talk about 'being good' when they refuse a piece of cake or go to

People often talk about 'being good' when they refuse a piece of cake or go to the gym, and feel guilty when they don't. But is there any moral virtue in imposing dietary or other restrictions on oneself in order to maintain or improve physical fitness or appearance?

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