I'm going to use Branch as an example for my question.Just to state a fact relevant to the question: Branch's chest has grown soo big it basically hangs over like a ladie's breast, while relaxed/uncontracted, as seen in the pics. Now if Branch in the first pic, if his chest grew even more and then you looked at him (and him being in the same stance, angle, and relaxed/uncontracted) would the very bottom part of his chest be thicker? Even though it would then probably be hanging even lower, while relaxed, b/c more mass and weight was added to the muscle. As it grew and as it basically 'drops' does the bottom still get thicker or at least maintain it's depth? Or it possible/likely it would get thinner? And if it can get thinner is it genetics or is it gravity and would gravity make everyone's chest 'become thinner' as it grows and gets longer?I edited this initial post after 2 replies. Thanks
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