Maternity wear.
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Bwahahahahahaha.
That’s funny.
My twelve year old told me I looked much younger than my age. Physically. Not my face.
Embarrassed to admit that I wore a pair of 32’s to work on Friday. And they were baggy.
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My wife told me I’m not a very good pillow this morning!
Translation: “you’re getting lean.”
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Na jeggins are like jean leggings, these are legit jeans but the denim actually stretched a little. Which I need with my legs and arse !!
That would work because the waste is big and elastic but the legs are still skinny. I need the other way round. Normal waste but big butt and legs!!!
My work trousers are made of this
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I think they’ve been doing this to women’s jeans for a long time and my wife hates it. She prefers just plain old denim. I’ve never seen men’s jeans with the stretchy feature. I buy my jeans from western stores of Wrangler online. I found that they actually have a wide variety of leg sizes—not every pair falls under the category of nut huggers.
We have a store here that always has them “on sale” and I can get a pair for $30-40.
I’ve found that the other traditional brands like Levi or Arizona don’t make jeans with big enough legs for me. And I don’t think my legs are big. I guess the average person is walking around on toothpicks.
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I confess I slept in yesterday rather than getting up for my early morning Saturday deadlift workout.
I’m sure my duplexmates enjoyed the quieter morning. I tried to make up for it with 10x10 deadlifts in the evening, but the damage to my psyche was already done.
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Are you not worried about the missed session?
Could always start a thread asking if you will be okay if you are concerned.
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I already aligned my MRV against my astrological sign and neurotype to discover I had lost exactly .47 cubits of muscle.
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Don’t you train for strength? Ain’t no way your building 0.47 cubits per session.
Also, I consulted the stars once for training advice. They said just do 5/3/1.
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I’m beginning to think all this hard work on natural genetics is overrated. It seems that reaching my pathetic goals would be a lot easier with a little pharmaceutical help.
According to the Pharma section I meet the age and experience requirements…
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I came to the conclusion earlier this year too.
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Wife Comments from this weekend:
Her: your truck looks really small to me today. (I drive a f250 diesel)
I’m not sure if she’s questioning my manhood. If I lift it more, then people may assume I’m overcompensating. Women are so paradoxical.
Me: hey our town (~1,500 people) will be having an inaugural end of summer party and 5k. Should I do it.
Her: no…
Me: why cause your mom will be here?
Her: no, because you wouldn’t finish.
Just like that… training starts today.
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Lol - I recently had a physical and they did blood work. Honestly I didn’t know what to expect because I had never checked my levels before. When I did get it back, @BrickHead looked it over, read my t-levels and replied “well, no TRT for you”
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Lift the truck.
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TRT or steroid use for lifting?
Yes.
From what I can tell using it for lifting can easily lead to TRT.
I’m in the same boat. I had my T levels checked last year and it appeared to be fine.
I must admit that if I was on TRT then I’d probably blast and cruise with it. If I’m already doomed to inject my T the rest of my days then I might as well go big(ger). Until then I can’t seem to take the leap. Hormone manipulation scares me.
I’d read a while back that new fatherhood can cause a drop in T. Mine seemed to go through the floor when my wife had my son.
After a couple of years it seemed to go back up, and more recently seem just skippy. I’m actually kind of afraid to have mine tested. Aside from no apparent reason, I worry about enough crap.
Lack of sleep: check
Getting kicked in the nads 10+ times per week: check
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