Do You Get Asked If You're On Gear More When You're Lean or Offseason?

[NickEdge779]

I feel like I look like shit when I'm really lean in a T shirt, but I get the most gear accusations when I'm my leanest with my shirt on. In my head, I feel like I look way more jacked when I have a bit more fullness and fluff on me, like 13-14% bodyfat. Maybe it's body dysmorphia, who knows.

[Kwon]

[phreak]

People have no problems believing I'm natural when I'm fat, while accusing tiny tits who are shredded (but not half as strong as me) of using.

[Simple Simon]

I command enough respect from people and come across as a well rounded individual that people I meet never ask...

[heenok]

I get the most comments when im starting a gaining phase after a cut.
Meaning im still lean but full from the food and supplements. When im dieted down, unless im shirtless and pumped im just small and when too deep into gaining im too fluffy to be impressive.

[Henda]

Other than good friends you haven't seen for a while wouldn't it be very rude for a stranger to accuse you of such a thing?

[Sokolsky]

Other than good friends you haven't seen for a while wouldn't it be very rude for a stranger to accuse you of such a thing?

The trend in recent years has been that people who have never worked out a day in their lives go straight to taking the 'easy' way. If they don't ask you directly whether you're on gear, they'll probably mention that they are considering to do so themselves because they want to get 'gainz' quick. This is also the reason why some delude themselves into thinking they look good; whilst actually looking like a d-bol fueled mess.

[local hero]

Other than good friends you haven't seen for a while wouldn't it be very rude for a stranger to accuse you of such a thing?

Some of my friends who I havnt seen for a while love to ask if I've stopped training shoulders, or if I bother to train at all....