OP Read these again:
[quote]ActivitiesGuy wrote:
[quote]relevant wrote:
And I have to much fat to bulk. Your point is?[/quote]
Kid, if you’re going to post asking for advice, don’t get snippy when the answers aren’t what you want to hear.
If you want to cut…then cut, it’s a free country. Nobody here can FORCE you to do anything.
You came to a site populated by guys that list weights. Surprise, surprise, the answer to a skinny-fat “Whdt should I do?” in this environment is ALWAYS going to be “gain some muscle.”
But here’s the rub: you don’t have to get FAT on a bulk. Imagine your body with ten more pounds of solid mass on it by summer time (this is absolutely possible). That WOULD be noticeable. No, you won’t look like the cover of Muscle and Fitness overnight, but let me tell you a little secret: this board is littered with guys who have been lifting since you were in kindergarten, or younger, and most of us don’t look like that either.
Now here’s another thing:
If you want to look good for the girls…the answer doesn’t lie in “bulking” or “cutting” - but rather in a good personality, sense of humor, confidence. And something cool like playing guitar. Chicks love a guy that plays the guitar.
So don’t base the bulking/cutting decision on “getting girls” because ether answer is probably neither one of those.[/quote]
[quote]cparker wrote:
Dude dont worry about cutting for the next few years, you weight 150lbs. I get that you want to look good and everything but cutting isnt the answer, work your way up to atleast 210-220 before you think about cutting. For reference, from 2011 to now I went from 195-275 and am just now doing my first cut.[/quote]
These guys are right. Even if you don’t want to get up to 200+, work on adding 20-30lbs and then doing a small cut (getting rid of -excess- body fat, not cutting to six pack abs).
But you probably won’t listen. I started as 5’10 145-150lbs years ago. I am still only 170lbs with a little fat (12-15%). I have only just realized over the past few months how much time I have spent spinning my wheels and wish I consistently ate more.