[quote]Man O’ War wrote:
m1sf1t wrote:
You sound just as insecure as the OP, why would you need affirmation from a fucking bouncer when YOU know the work you’ve put in the gym, etc. I would take a chick in a heartbeat! Now, if you are busting your ass at the gym and your ACTUAL peers there recognize your efforts, that’s a different story…
Nah not at all.
I was just saying if you are after bodybuilding cred, the bouncer would have more idea than the chick on the dance floor.
I was merely making a point to the OP that the attention he may be craving is from the least informed.
It’s like when you go to a ball game. There are the flashy AND1 style players who make the alley-oops, highlight reel dunks, crazy handles and score 10 points and do fuck all else around the court.
Then you get a Ben Wallace style player who boxes out, screens, rebounds, makes assists, and scores plain old jumpers.
The flashy ‘AND1 style’ player comes off and the cheerleaders tell him how awesome he was where the ‘Ben Wallace’ style player has the coach tell him how awesome he was. I’d rather the coaches praise any day of the week.
That’s how I view the chicks in the night club and the bouncers.
I don’t personally give a shit about attention, but the OP seems to and I was just trying to put it into some context. [/quote]
awesome analogy. i feel the same way about getting compliments because, like you said, the bouncer will have more knowledge about bodybuilding and what big REALLY looks like. im fresh out of high school, and i would hear all the time about OMG ________ (insert random celebrity) IS SO HOT! AND HES BUFF! high school girls have no idea what the word “buff” means.
shit i dont know what it means after i got brainwashed into thinking that channing tatum is buff. girls see abs and a slight v taper and they just assume it makes that guy “buff.”
this is exactly why i dont lift for girls. girls just dont understand the idea of a symmetric physique. i honestly think that guys workout to impress/intimidate other guys.
this one time i showed a girl a picture of a bodybuilder and she said “OMG EW THATS GROSS!” and im not talking about ronnie, i showed this girl a picture of frank zane, considered to be a small but extremely defined bodybuilder. but she said “he’s too buff” and i was like??? and then she sees a picture of vin diesel/tyrese/paul walker and she goes crazy.
basically, as previously stated, the arms are so overrated because when youre wearing a short sleeve t-shirt, the only bodyparts you see are the arms. the non bodybuilder will admire the big arms, just like those kids at the gym who idolize “the adonis” over there with big arms and nothing else. hopefully one day a film star will have good proportions and bring bodybuilding to the masses, but i doubt it.