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Anonymous
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i second that, its not about bullying people around and getting girls, its about feeling great about yourself and feeling strong.
when i was skinny i would have said "but i do feel great!". I just didn't know any better really. these days I truly feel amazing being muscular and strong and having a fully capable body. it really affects you psychologically.
i dont get dreams about being chased i dont get dreams about being naked in public i dont get dreams where i am not in control i can shower naked in the locker room
etc etc, its these things that really help your mental health, not to mention the usefulness of being strong. i have helped pick up and move unconscious people up stairs and shit, i can help people move, I can hold a girls shit for her with no problem, its just.... great to be strong.
I don't do it to bully people or to be mean to people. and it DOES make me sad that so many guys are purposefully avoiding strength and muscle gain because "girls dont like it" or they are afraid of being labelled a "roid rager".
Guys, heres a tip, the longer you live in a body that is big and strong, the more comfortable you feel in it. my first goal was to be 165lbs and i thought that would be a perfect weight for me, but when i finally reached it it felt too easy and i didn't feel strong or fit enough. so i went to 185lbs. now i feel kind of strong but i want to really push myself to the limit. with my personality, i really don't enjoy being the center of attention or anything, but the longer i walked around at this weight, the more confident i became in it and i didn't really care if people looked or thought i was vain or whatever, because i know that's not me and they can go fuck themselves if they think otherwise. now my next goal is 200 - 215lbs, because for a height of 5"10, this is where the sweet spot for optimum strength/bodyweight ratio
i feel sad for people who haven't experienced what it feels like to be truly strong
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