Made Fun of For Eating Healthy?

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[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.

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[quote]WestCoast7 wrote:
You might also want to think about who your surrounding yourself with. True friends are there to support you in every facet of life.[/quote]

Yeah, but people also respond to what you give them as well. If some guy was eating donuts by the dozen two weeks ago but suddenly acts like everyone else is eating wrong and starts making comments about how others should eat while making public performances about how clean they eat…expect for anyone to pick up on that and respond to it, especially if the guy is little.

Chances are, we are only getting half the story.

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I’ve become quite the ‘conversation piece’ when I travel onsite to my customers offices. I usually have already been to the gym and eaten something akin to an IHOP Colorado Omellette plus a pwo protein shake before 8am or so when I arrive.

Then, I graze all morning on food that I’ve stashed in my laptop bag-- protein bars, nuts, beef jerky. Then, we go to lunch and I eat big. Like in Greenville, NC (home of ECU), we went to the ‘famous’ BBQ – B’s BBQ. I got the whole pound of bbq pork plate and everyone watched in awe as I destroyed it.

Same in the afternoon, then at dinner (then, food after dinner). Somehow I lose weight on these trips.

A lot of the conversation is the people are worried about my cholesterol, what with all the beef, pork, and eggs. Then, they can’t believe that I lose weight and how can eating that much be healthy at all?

No one is negative about it, but they’re not used to seeing someone eat like that regularly (and the food not being biscuits, muffins, candy, etc).

Fuck what other people think!

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.[/quote]

Okay some observations…this was made in the GAL section not bodybuilding. The OP’s topic was about eating healthy, not eating for bulking or dieting for cutting. And several posters took it upon themselves to skew their responses towards that way.

Reread the original post. I think the point being made, and which really didn’t need to be made because it is painfully obvious: eating healthy has become the outlier, not the norm. I think that was the OP’s point. And outliers in society get grief.

On top of that, I agree if he can’t stand the responses he should find new friends, etc… Or better yet, toughen up and give them grief. He needs to tell them at least he will look good at their funerals when they die from their nutrional choices. I do the same with some of my brothers and sisters. It usually shuts them up.

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You probably haven’t been eating this way very long. When you are ordering people shouldn’t be paying that much attention to what you order if it is normal and causual for you. And like proffessor x said looking better will help you . T-Nation may hate me for this but having some ripped abs will really help you like show them off and talk shit about them and shit.

Freinds will probably joke around like playing . LIke bro thats nasty what the hell are you eating? then you guys all laugh and be like this is good shit it gets you jacked and flex or some shit and thats it. Them calling you a pussy stuff sounds to me like you your that groups bitch. You gotta be more confident carry yourself like your the man (but not in a way to put people down or feel superior to your freinds). Also i am guessing your a young guy like me you know your out be the first one to like go over to girls and check them out and what not. Just basically being the guy your freinds want to be more like then they won’t be duesches. and will respect you

Aside from that don’t be all pretentiouse and shit about you being healthy be cool about it don’t look down on your freinds of course that’ll piss them off even if you don’t say it directly. Most dudes won’t stick with it but they want to be jacked or ripped and it comes up a lot and i’ll be like ya dude I eat tons of meat it helps you lean out its sick for the summer at the beach and sometimes it’s cool you’ll see them for a few days eating the same way as you.

Don’t say like I’ll be jacked at your funeral when your dead. That is crazy these are supposed to be your damn freinds even if you win the argument what kind of fucking freindship is that.

ANd one last point your freinds could just be losers. Some dudes are just like that they get pissed when you get girls numbers and they don’t . they get pissed when you achieve goals. They get pissed when your more jacked then them. I had a few freinds like that I cut them all out and got new ones there just bad people to be around end of stotry for them. They’re just losers at the bottom of the barrel and they want you down there with them so they feel better about it.

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[quote]polo77j wrote:
Yea man … shrug it off … If your physique isn’t anything to laugh at I would said, “Well look at me and look at you … obviously I’m making the right decisions” or something like that to my friends … As for the waiter, maybe something along the lines of: “Did the dick fall out of your mouth long enough for you to speak? You should really insert it again, you’re talking jibberish” [/quote]

This is TERRIBLE advice on how to treat ANYBODY who is going to be handling your food.

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[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.[/quote]

Okay some observations…this was made in the GAL section not bodybuilding. The OP’s topic was about eating healthy, not eating for bulking or dieting for cutting. And several posters took it upon themselves to skew their responses towards that way.

Reread the original post. I think the point being made, and which really didn’t need to be made because it is painfully obvious: eating healthy has become the outlier, not the norm. I think that was the OP’s point. And outliers in society get grief.

On top of that, I agree if he can’t stand the responses he should find new friends, etc… Or better yet, toughen up and give them grief. He needs to tell them at least he will look good at their funerals when they die from their nutrional choices. I do the same with some of my brothers and sisters. It usually shuts them up. [/quote]

What? It doesn’t fucking matter where he posted this. He said his friends ordered steaks and potatoes. That is now UNhealthy? Since fucking when? He is the one who made an issue about what he was eating as if he simply couldn’t eat steak and potatoes without making a scene worthy of others commenting on it.

People who have known me for years already know that I eat differently than them. They may joke about how I will probably be drinking protein shakes on ThanksGiving but they sure as hell aren’t surprised by what I order when we go out. Why? Because I’ve been that way as long as they’ve known me and I don’t act like a dick to them about how they eat.

If you or anyone else is going to make such a public display out of what they eat as the OP did, expect people to look at you and ask themselves what acting like that is actually doing for you.

That means if you look just like everyone else but are judging them by what they eat, they will consider you a douche 98% of the time, especially when their food choices could have easily been modified without causing so much of a stir.

So again, how you look has much to do with whether people are going to accept some off the wall behavior…like calling steak “junk food”.

The op sounds like the majority of the other people I know lacking any physical progress but showing off in public how “clean” they eat.

If you don’t have the body to back it up and you choose to make your choices public like the OP, expect for people to NOT take your seriously.

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I’m going to start a new catch phrase based on OP.

“Stop making fun of me. I’m a BODYBUILDER!!!”

“Dude, we’re just jokin’. Quit being such a scooze.”

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lets see what the courage wolf has to say about this…

theres a more relevant one but i couldnt find it…

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As a lady I get all sorts of stupid commentary about how I eat.

If im staying away from carbs they treat me like Im trying to be a skinny anorexic. If i house a steak, they treat me like im a neanderthal. Plus, since I eat every 2-3 hours, your likely to see me stuffing my face with something, so then I get that. And then dont get me started about all the protein jokes.

Bitch just cant win.

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If the people you’re spending with don’t make fun of you at every opportunity then they’re not your friends :stuck_out_tongue:

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[quote]debraD wrote:
If the people you’re spending with don’t make fun of you at every opportunity then they’re not your friends :stuck_out_tongue:

[/quote]

Shut up, Faceless.

lol

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I used to hear that before when i was younger…but now that im in my 30’s most of my friends are ALOT more interested in eating healthy…and the ones that arent well they look about 10 years older then the rest of us so they dont reaally say much…its hard to sound macho or cool when u got a huge gut…

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.[/quote]

Okay some observations…this was made in the GAL section not bodybuilding. The OP’s topic was about eating healthy, not eating for bulking or dieting for cutting. And several posters took it upon themselves to skew their responses towards that way.

Reread the original post. I think the point being made, and which really didn’t need to be made because it is painfully obvious: eating healthy has become the outlier, not the norm. I think that was the OP’s point. And outliers in society get grief.

On top of that, I agree if he can’t stand the responses he should find new friends, etc… Or better yet, toughen up and give them grief. He needs to tell them at least he will look good at their funerals when they die from their nutrional choices. I do the same with some of my brothers and sisters. It usually shuts them up. [/quote]

What? It doesn’t fucking matter where he posted this. He said his friends ordered steaks and potatoes. That is now UNhealthy? Since fucking when? He is the one who made an issue about what he was eating as if he simply couldn’t eat steak and potatoes without making a scene worthy of others commenting on it.

People who have known me for years already know that I eat differently than them. They may joke about how I will probably be drinking protein shakes on ThanksGiving but they sure as hell aren’t surprised by what I order when we go out. Why? Because I’ve been that way as long as they’ve known me and I don’t act like a dick to them about how they eat.

If you or anyone else is going to make such a public display out of what they eat as the OP did, expect people to look at you and ask themselves what acting like that is actually doing for you.

That means if you look just like everyone else but are judging them by what they eat, they will consider you a douche 98% of the time, especially when their food choices could have easily been modified without causing so much of a stir.

So again, how you look has much to do with whether people are going to accept some off the wall behavior…like calling steak “junk food”.

The op sounds like the majority of the other people I know lacking any physical progress but showing off in public how “clean” they eat.

If you don’t have the body to back it up and you choose to make your choices public like the OP, expect for people to NOT take your seriously.[/quote]

Seriously? You read, “They get 2 burgers, steak hoagie, fries, mashed potatoes, and cheese sticks.” as eating healthy? I don’t know that restaurant, but I doubt if they are using substitute ingredients to make any of that healthy. This thread wasn’t about size, but you keep making it so.

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[quote]debraD wrote:
If the people you’re spending with don’t make fun of you at every opportunity then they’re not your friends :stuck_out_tongue:

[/quote]

LOL…or they are afraid of you. Isn’t that just how guys act though? What the fuck else is there other than joking around and scoring on each other? As long as it isn’t outright cruel, that’s just life.

Topics that can not be made fun of:

Loss of a job…unless it was on their day off ie. Friday (the movie).
Sex with twins
each others’ mothers
deaths in the family

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[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.[/quote]

Okay some observations…this was made in the GAL section not bodybuilding. The OP’s topic was about eating healthy, not eating for bulking or dieting for cutting. And several posters took it upon themselves to skew their responses towards that way.

Reread the original post. I think the point being made, and which really didn’t need to be made because it is painfully obvious: eating healthy has become the outlier, not the norm. I think that was the OP’s point. And outliers in society get grief.

On top of that, I agree if he can’t stand the responses he should find new friends, etc… Or better yet, toughen up and give them grief. He needs to tell them at least he will look good at their funerals when they die from their nutrional choices. I do the same with some of my brothers and sisters. It usually shuts them up. [/quote]

What? It doesn’t fucking matter where he posted this. He said his friends ordered steaks and potatoes. That is now UNhealthy? Since fucking when? He is the one who made an issue about what he was eating as if he simply couldn’t eat steak and potatoes without making a scene worthy of others commenting on it.

People who have known me for years already know that I eat differently than them. They may joke about how I will probably be drinking protein shakes on ThanksGiving but they sure as hell aren’t surprised by what I order when we go out. Why? Because I’ve been that way as long as they’ve known me and I don’t act like a dick to them about how they eat.

If you or anyone else is going to make such a public display out of what they eat as the OP did, expect people to look at you and ask themselves what acting like that is actually doing for you.

That means if you look just like everyone else but are judging them by what they eat, they will consider you a douche 98% of the time, especially when their food choices could have easily been modified without causing so much of a stir.

So again, how you look has much to do with whether people are going to accept some off the wall behavior…like calling steak “junk food”.

The op sounds like the majority of the other people I know lacking any physical progress but showing off in public how “clean” they eat.

If you don’t have the body to back it up and you choose to make your choices public like the OP, expect for people to NOT take your seriously.[/quote]

Seriously? You read, “They get 2 burgers, steak hoagie, fries, mashed potatoes, and cheese sticks.” as eating healthy? I don’t know that restaurant, but I doubt if they are using substitute ingredients to make any of that healthy. This thread wasn’t about size, but you keep making it so.

[/quote]

Wait, so you are saying you can’t comprehend someone getting the steak hogie and mashed potatoes and NOT eating whatever they consider “UNhealthy”?

Are the burgers now Unhealthy as well?

Did you miss the word “modified” above?..or are you just slow?

Those food choices could be changed in a way to fit just about anyone all depending on what they left off. Yet you think that someone simply HAD to eat everything?

Next time, you may want to think things through a little more before responding. If you didn’t know, you could choose foods that would make even a trip to KFC relatively “healthy” all depending on what you choose.

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]ComixGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]Sharp4850 wrote:

[quote]elano wrote:
Just act a little rough when they call you a pussy, knock them around a little in a joking manner. I would say something like “who’s a pussy motherfucker?” while you check his ass. If you’re not big enough to do this then you prob shouldn’t have got the chicken. [/quote]
This.
If you’re substantially more muscled than all your friends they probably won’t give you shit for eating like that.
If you aren’t, maybe you should consider a burger now and again.[/quote]

This could have ended the thread. People quit fucking with you when how you act is represented by how you look. I see some very UNDERdeveloped people publicly showing how much like a “bodybuilder” they eat as if they are doing it for the attention.

Far fewer people will fuck with someone who actually LOOKS the part.

We all probably have friends who joke with us about how we eat. However, if they are your friends, it should end at JOKING and not lead into literally flaming you for it unless they don’t see you as being that serious…which IS the case many times with people who will stress about eating greenbeans yet haven’t gained much muscle as a result of those eating habits.

Someone with some real size on them can actually eat a burger in public every once in a while with no problems since they are not literally living at a fast food place.

In other words, if you are just a poser, expect for friends to pick up on this no matter how hard you try to hide it.

If they don’t see you making progress, they will not take you seriously, especially if you are someone who suddenly changed from the way they were before.[/quote]

Okay some observations…this was made in the GAL section not bodybuilding. The OP’s topic was about eating healthy, not eating for bulking or dieting for cutting. And several posters took it upon themselves to skew their responses towards that way.

Reread the original post. I think the point being made, and which really didn’t need to be made because it is painfully obvious: eating healthy has become the outlier, not the norm. I think that was the OP’s point. And outliers in society get grief.

On top of that, I agree if he can’t stand the responses he should find new friends, etc… Or better yet, toughen up and give them grief. He needs to tell them at least he will look good at their funerals when they die from their nutrional choices. I do the same with some of my brothers and sisters. It usually shuts them up. [/quote]

What? It doesn’t fucking matter where he posted this. He said his friends ordered steaks and potatoes. That is now UNhealthy? Since fucking when? He is the one who made an issue about what he was eating as if he simply couldn’t eat steak and potatoes without making a scene worthy of others commenting on it.

People who have known me for years already know that I eat differently than them. They may joke about how I will probably be drinking protein shakes on ThanksGiving but they sure as hell aren’t surprised by what I order when we go out. Why? Because I’ve been that way as long as they’ve known me and I don’t act like a dick to them about how they eat.

If you or anyone else is going to make such a public display out of what they eat as the OP did, expect people to look at you and ask themselves what acting like that is actually doing for you.

That means if you look just like everyone else but are judging them by what they eat, they will consider you a douche 98% of the time, especially when their food choices could have easily been modified without causing so much of a stir.

So again, how you look has much to do with whether people are going to accept some off the wall behavior…like calling steak “junk food”.

The op sounds like the majority of the other people I know lacking any physical progress but showing off in public how “clean” they eat.

If you don’t have the body to back it up and you choose to make your choices public like the OP, expect for people to NOT take your seriously.[/quote]

Seriously? You read, “They get 2 burgers, steak hoagie, fries, mashed potatoes, and cheese sticks.” as eating healthy? I don’t know that restaurant, but I doubt if they are using substitute ingredients to make any of that healthy. This thread wasn’t about size, but you keep making it so.

[/quote]

Wait, so you are saying you can’t comprehend someone getting the steak hogie and mashed potatoes and NOT eating whatever they consider “UNhealthy”?

Are the burgers now Unhealthy as well?

Did you miss the word “modified” above?..or are you just slow?

Those food choices could be changed in a way to fit just about anyone all depending on what they left off. Yet you think that someone simply HAD to eat everything?

Next time, you may want to think things through a little more before responding. If you didn’t know, you could choose foods that would make even a trip to KFC relatively “healthy” all depending on what you choose.[/quote]

gotta agree with comixguy. X is only selecting 1 line out of the OP post.

from the original post:

[quote]OP wrote:

  • You’re eating something healthy and all your friends get a bunch fried food and call you a pussy for not getting something like that.
  • Or right after you order something healthy they all start laughing and making fun of you.
    It seems like today if you eat healthy food then you are a not being a man and if you get a bunch of fried big ass burgers or w/e then you’re being manly.[/quote]

OP was clear, in some situation, not only the example, people order unhealthy and he does not and people make fun. Not about bulking or cutting, but all about eating healthy and people making fun.

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[quote]Rek wrote:

gotta agree with comixguy. X is only selecting 1 line out of the OP post.

from the original post:

[quote]OP wrote:

  • You’re eating something healthy and all your friends get a bunch fried food and call you a pussy for not getting something like that.
  • Or right after you order something healthy they all start laughing and making fun of you.
    It seems like today if you eat healthy food then you are a not being a man and if you get a bunch of fried big ass burgers or w/e then you’re being manly.[/quote]

OP was clear, in some situation, not only the example, people order unhealthy and he does not and people make fun. Not about bulking or cutting, but all about eating healthy and people making fun.

[/quote]

…and both and Comixguy are wrong. There are very few frequently eaten foods on the planet that are innately “UNhealthy” in and of themselves. A Burger is not. It all comes down to what is on it and in it. A steak Hoagie is NOT fried. Mashed potatoes are NOT fried. There is such a thing as eating for a goal…like dieting so you eat less calories.

However, simply picking random foods and labeling them “UNhealthy” simply because you think green beans are better makes little sense.

Half of what he described was NOT unhealthy at all which means anyone watching him make an issue of what he eats is going to be looking for a reason. That takes us right back to looking the fucking part, whether you be a bodybuilder or a supermodel.

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I think a lot of misunderstanding has occurred in this thread. lol Well, I have been eating healthy for a decent time, but I also treat myself usually once a week when I go out to eat with my friends. I use to be inconsistent with my eating habits, I wont lie, I would eat good for couple months then end up just splurging, eating wings or w/e like 3-5x a week out with my friends. And it showed, especially when I looked back at my before picture prior to boot camp, when my eating, for the most part, wasn’t very good. My friends eat out A LOT, multiple times a week, so I use to just give in.

Usually on the weekends I will join my friends for a burger or a few slices of pizza every once in a while. When they laughed at me and such I just laughed it off myself and didn’t show them that it is a little annoying now. This isn’t something that happens a lot or every time we go out to eat, it has just occurred a few times now.

I would say I am bigger than my friends and my friends say that themselves, with comments like “dude, how are you so big?” etc. Even though myself I feel not “big” at all at 190lbs. Since I got my eating down right after my training with the Marines was all done and started a good lifting program I’ve went from 170lbs to 190lbs and if anything losing a little more fat along the way, so I am making progress, but I also feel I am no where near where I want to be. I’m pretty confident I’ve learned from my mistakes of the past and have a little more discipline now that I won’t make the same mistakes of inconsistency again.

Some of you are right in saying don’t let it get to you, I’ll try not to anymore, even though I don’t show it in front of them. They are my good friends and have been for a while and we all just make fun of each other for something different. I guess just now for me it is making fun of my eating habits. Oh well, right? lol