[quote]SteelyD wrote:
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
thanks.
my point is, if i have one, that i would put people who are the size of marzouk, x, steely d, savage nation, maurader meat, etc, as people whos size impresses the heck out of me,
but as far as who I would want to look like when i am taking the shirt off at the beach, or in the bedroom with my lady, i would rather look like you gregron, or davinci, or bluecollartraning, cortez, zzraw, etc.
not sure if that makes sense or not.
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I am extremely humbled that you would even think to think of me to make that compliment and doubly humbled that you would place me in that group of people you listed.
Thank you.
I donât disagree with what you wrote about âend physiqueâ, but with qualification.
My goal 5 years ago was to get a big and as strong as I possibly could in 3-5 years accepting that I would likely gain some fat. Having just lost 70 lbs in several months at the time, it was a risk I was ready to take-- and would do again.
To me, a big squat and a big bench (for comps) are as or more important than abs, and equally important as big arms, quads, and especially a big yolk. Yes, this is the bodybuilding forum but the boundaries are gray (IMO).
Contrary to popular belief as supplement companies and mensâs mags would have you believe, there are some women (like my hot wife) who like BIG men, not extra medium metrosexuals with abs and âa new haircutâ. Not that thereâs anything wrong with that, but it certainly allows some leway as Iâm not out to impress chicks. Thatâs not to say âobeseâ is OK, either.
This whole phrase of âlook good nakedâ is, IMO, just a justification for small lean dudes to justify their inability to get big. Again, not that thereâs anything wrong with it, but the idea that someone doesnât think you look good naked because youâre not RIPPED is absurd.
I get off on the fact my bench and squat bends the bar sitting on the rack. I do that for ME ,not women, not TN, not my wife. I get off on the fact people approach me about lifting while Iâm in my clothes, which is 99% of the time. Iâm quite comforatable with myself at the beach with no shirt, and have had people approach me about lifting as well (not to ask me if Iâve been beached and would I like to be put back in the water and would I like some krill).
Iâm taking the airline landing approach to cuttng-- you know how they announce the plane is now descending, but it takes another hour to get on the ground? It took 5 years to get big, no rush to come down.
For me, this is all about the long game. My physique now is just a snapshot point in time, itâs not the final destination. I can see the long goal and have the patience to do it.
Thanks for reading.
TL;DR
- In for the long game
- Patience
- Comfortable with self
- Means-to-ends
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My man crush on you continues to grow lol
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