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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: cephissus on November 08, 2014, 08:31:53 PM
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To torture yourself into contentment?
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Yes.
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cess, whats your point here man?
Been following you for like 10 years. Not sure why you are still pondering. If you have time to lift you lift.
I remembering when you were the poster child of overtraining, and now you are on the fence? I barely have time to ever workout, 4 kids, whats your plan?
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cess, whats your point here man?
Been following you for like 10 years. Not sure why you are still pondering. If you have time to lift you lift.
I remembering when you were the poster child of overtraining, and now you are on the fence? I barely have time to ever workout, 4 kids, whats your plan?
Remember, we bodybuilders contemplate the most difficult mysteries in life.
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True. Determining where my next shot will go amid all the fucking scar tissue perplexes me far more than any algebraic equation I ever encountered.
not to mention contemplating all the other great mysteries including g4p, what bicep exercise to do, the length of time of the anabolic window, the myth of the "is a calorie just a calorie," and whether creatine is really effective for muscle growth.
This is the burden that we bodybuilders contend with every day. If not us, then who? No one.
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the point is to not look like you.
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the point is to not look like you.
lol this
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the point is to look like this without clothes
and like this with clothes
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yes pain means glory,no pain no glory
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the point is to look like this without clothes
and like this with clothes
that's why you do 1 show, spam facebook with endless pictures of you in contest shape, and then just bulk to look good in clothes and never take them off
win-win
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that's why you do 1 show, spam facebook with endless pictures of you in contest shape, and then just bulk to look good in clothes and never take them off
win-win
lol
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facebook is such a joke,ya know how many broads i know that put their high school yr book pics up and say this was taken 4 days ago ::) people r so concerned with that crap, im almost 50 in 4 months so i accept it and move on
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(http://33.media.tumblr.com/1769cf05c2ea68928869b66818b99161/tumblr_ndq6f1zqdv1rcqzf1o2_500.jpg)
Looking this up on the net or having it on the PC is definitely beyond gay curious.
In other words, you disgusting homo.
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that's why you do 1 show, spam facebook with endless pictures of you in contest shape, and then just bulk to look good in clothes and never take them off
win-win
lol :D
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the point of bodybuilding is to look bigger than you are to impress other males and females, just like everything we do in life, to impress others and dominate them.
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the point of bodybuilding is to look bigger than you are to impress other males and females, just like everything we do in life, to impress others and dominate them.
wait a minute
i thought bodybuilding was just a futile attempt by homosexual fatherless boys to be treated like a man
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the point of bodybuilding is to look bigger than you are to impress other males and females, just like everything we do in life, to impress others and dominate them.
Girls and sons who have not been loved by their fathers seek attention once teens and adults to compensate for what they didn't have originally. Fathers either left them alone, or were distant most of the time and not encouraging them.
Some even despised them which would shape their personality and the way they they interact with others for the rest of their life.
They are extremistic in everything they do, always looking exaggeratly for attention (Hello Goodrum), and have troubles adapting to society's rules, because they also have troubles defining their own identity and respecting authority and hierarchy.
Also boys who got picked on by others during childhood and adolescence -often sons without a father figure- try to compensate by lifting weights, to develop muscles and survive in ther male world.
They're insecure because they're girly, childish, feminine having been raised by a single mom.
They lift obsessively hoping it will transform them into men, to compensate for their lack of influence from a father figure that was not there. Unfortunaltey they can get as big as they can it doesnt cure their insecurity and who they truly are, how they grew up being raised by a single mom. They re no as manly as other men whatever they do, and they often have a big lack of masculine presence they dont know how to balance, hence often being borderline homosexuals while trying to get their manhood back thru various manly activities (mma, cars, weight lifting etc).
They are often the ones that, in order to get respect from other males will go the steroids route to get even "bigger" attemptint to cure their insecurity , but being natural not being "enough", they still feel "too small", insecure, amongst other males. The lack of a father figure also often means they didnt have guidance to continue studies and are often working shitty manual jobs.
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the point is to look like this without clothes
and like this with clothes
reason why u look narrow in that shirt is because it's a shirt made for fat persons. all illusions
it should be tapered and slimmer to the waist/stomach not the other way
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reason why u look narrow in that shirt is because it's a shirt made for fat persons. all illusions
it should be tapered and slimmer to the waist/stomach not the other way
you may have some points
i mean i'm narrow
but this is looking ridiculous
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The point of bodybuilding is to pic shit up. I pic shit up, that's what i do.
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The point of resistance training is the health benefits.
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The point of bodybuilding is to be the superior male, in the animal kingdom the female wants the biggest strongest animal in the pack, same thing on the beach or in da club the biggest most muscular guy gets the woman.
This is what happens to twinks like urberman.
(http://vibe105.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/funny-skinny-man-fat-woman-photos-7.jpg)
This is what happens with the big bodybuilder.
(http://thefinereport.com/wp-content/imagescaler/72703e4f87d10bc819acb8bb23bcac9e.jpg)
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not to mention contemplating all the other great mysteries including g4p, what bicep exercise to do, the length of time of the anabolic window, the myth of the "is a calorie just a calorie," and whether creatine is really effective for muscle growth.
This is the burden that we bodybuilders contend with every day. If not us, then who? No one.
what else is there to contemplate afterall, there is no divine soul, no reincarnation or purpose to life beyond mechanical survival and reproduction. Matter is all, we are born once, conciousness is a byproduct of firing of brain cells, once the body stops thats game over for ever....
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Bodybuilding is just another form of drug addiction.
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Bodybuilding is just another form of drug addiction.
everything is an addiction, some are healthier than others. IN the end we all age and die. Life kills.
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cess, whats your point here man?
Been following you for like 10 years. Not sure why you are still pondering. If you have time to lift you lift.
I remembering when you were the poster child of overtraining, and now you are on the fence? I barely have time to ever workout, 4 kids, whats your plan?
I'm not on the fence though, that's the thing: I can't stop. Sometimes I think, if I couldn't lift, run, exercise -- I would be completely lost. And yet I tell myself I have no physique goals, that bodybuilding isn't part of my identity.
Before, I hated people asking my "why?" more than anything. "Why do you lift, why do you obsess over your diet?" they asked. I hated these questions, because I couldn't answer them.
And yet, even now that I no longer consciously acknowledge any physique goals, I still think about my workouts way too much. They still have a huge impact on my mood. I still don't know the answers.
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I'm not on the fence though, that's the thing: I can't stop. Sometimes I think, if I couldn't lift, run, exercise -- I would be completely lost. And yet I tell myself I have no physique goals, that bodybuilding isn't part of my identity.
Before, I hated people asking my "why?" more than anything. "Why do you lift, why do you obsess over your diet?" they asked. I hated these questions, because I couldn't answer them.
And yet, even now that I no longer consciously acknowledge any physique goals, I still think about my workouts way too much. They still have a huge impact on my mood. I still don't know the answers.
sounds like you're a pansy.
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I'm not on the fence though, that's the thing: I can't stop. Sometimes I think, if I couldn't lift, run, exercise -- I would be completely lost. And yet I tell myself I have no physique goals, that bodybuilding isn't part of my identity.
Before, I hated people asking my "why?" more than anything. "Why do you lift, why do you obsess over your diet?" they asked. I hated these questions, because I couldn't answer them.
And yet, even now that I no longer consciously acknowledge any physique goals, I still think about my workouts way too much. They still have a huge impact on my mood. I still don't know the answers.
. What about training less but harder, eating clean with some loose days, hormones if you need them or compete, otherwise no, and then go about your life, making a million dollars, getting an advanced degree and pursuing your relationships? I don't see an issue.
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BB is a hobby like any other activity. If you enjoy it, stick with it - if not, go for smth else. Why overanalyzing shit?
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I'm not on the fence though, that's the thing: I can't stop. Sometimes I think, if I couldn't lift, run, exercise -- I would be completely lost. And yet I tell myself I have no physique goals, that bodybuilding isn't part of my identity.
Before, I hated people asking my "why?" more than anything. "Why do you lift, why do you obsess over your diet?" they asked. I hated these questions, because I couldn't answer them.
And yet, even now that I no longer consciously acknowledge any physique goals, I still think about my workouts way too much. They still have a huge impact on my mood. I still don't know the answers.
I will give you three.
Vanity and the constant release of endorphins working out causes and of course the health aspects.