Everywhere I go, it seems as though people automatically make assumptions.. I dunno if it's just me, but I'm in no way arrogant or cocky. Yet certain people, especially fat women, seem to give me a hard time for no reason. Whether it's women being rude, or fat people asking questions about fitness, it's really pissing me off. And it makes me not want to approach people.
Maybe certain people have a built in inferiority complex? Like I was out shopping in the city and some stupid bitch at the register of a clothing store was polite to some chubby guy in front of me, but soon as I stepped up from the line, her facial expression changed into one of indifference. Dunno why certain people think it's okay to be rude to someone just because they're fit or good looking.
The culprits always seem to be average to below average people.. Obviously not educated, and sometimes fat.
Very simple. You aren't big enough yet to intimidate them so they show you no respect. When a natural dude is hitting 180-190 with a tone body and big shoulders everyone knows you workout. However, the fattie fat fatties are not scared of you....yet. Plus, they want to make your day as miserable to bring you down and maybe, just maybe! keep you from achieving you goal of being undeniably huge & muscular.
Once you cross into the 215 lb (natural) you start to look a little imposing and threatening to fattie. So now instead of being rude they will want to be your friend. Oh, this is also the time your "friends" will tell you are selfish, conceded, and have no outside interest except bodybuilding.
My friends, it is just the haters trying to drag you down so you are not so far above them. It strokes their own ego and builds up their self esteem.
