So I talk to this guy at the coffee shop. He works there. Black dude. Nice guy. Freaking jacked but doesn't hardly workout anymore because of back issues. So on my last little run he finally accused me of using steroids. The guy says he is lifetime natural and I believe him. Just genetics. Huge calves and forearms. Just a big dude without doing anything in the gym, although he did lift a lot when younger. So I'm basically doing a PCT and shrinking back to my normal state with my cramped out HPTA. I'm thinking WTF?? I am a cheater to look something like him but without even a once in a lifetime chance of attaining what he has natural. Not really a shocker. I've seen it 1000 times. People have different gifts. So I guess I am poking myself to gift myself with some inferior bit of muscle.
I'm a cheater
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Yeah, I've seen some guys that are jacked without even touching the weights. Just imagine if some of these guys hit the weights. They'd get huge and ripped. I wish I had those genetics. I need drugs for that. I'm a white guy in my 30's. I need all the help I can get. -
I certainly was not blessed with muscle building genetics, I need a little help, especially as I move closer to over the hill.ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-MuscleComment
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Indeed, you are quite right sir! Quite right. They are exquisite wouldn't you say? Pep Pep, carry on.
In all honesty, they are almost necessary for (well I can only speak for myself) guys like myself. I can do everything by the book naturally and it's just so hard for me to pack on size. I can do it, and have done it, but it is much harder now, especially with my work life. I usually set goals for myself and I see them through, so if that means running some stuff to get there, then so be it.
It may sound messed up, but It makes me happy. Is it vain? absolutely but I am happier when I'm in top shape. It's just the way I want to be and I can't see myself any other way. Even when I was out of the gym for 2 years, it was so hard for me to turn my brain off from meal timing, and everything gym related, because it's just a part of me. It's easier to just give in and lift heavy shit as weird as that sounds. Doesn't make anyone of us a cheater because we still put in hard work. It's not magic muscles. Does it give us an advantage? Yup, and that's the reason why we do it. The only one I'm competing against is myself, so I don't really care what people think. Only a select few know.Last edited by b52; 04-06-2018, 07:52 PM.Comment
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Here’s how I see it:
My old lady has phenomenal tits (no, pics will not make this post worthwhile). Should genetics keep other women from having the same phenomenal tits?
Is it "fair" that I stand a good half-foot or more above almost everyone I interact with in professional environment?
Is it fair that I didn’t benefit from the weight room until I turned 21?
It’s all relative. Phukkk natural genetics. But I say that after seeing my old mans genes skip me and land on my son (I say all this with love, of course). Still, fuck that, I would’ve killed for that speed and strength at a younger age.
In bullshit conclusion - natural 1% ‘ers can go f themselvesComment
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