>>76345482 (OP)You train correctly until you reach a point that you no longer feel shame, that point actually exists it's not theoretical.
Whenever I start again it's always because I have let myself become fat.
I feel like a literal slug when I start, featureless, disgusting, swollen, sweaty but after months of cutting and lifting I start taking a human shape and kinda look fine in clothes, this is not the point I'm talking about.
The point where you forget about shame is when you lose more fat and now you not only look human shaped but your fat starts going away around your muscles and definition starts appearing, you no longer thank God that you managed to look like the average person, you start to look better than the average person and you and everyone else start noticing it and you want MORE.
There were times that I returned home after gym with a pump and I spent like 15 minutes in front of the mirror intimidating myself, pounding my chest and making gorilla noises, shit's addictive but you have to put an actual effort int and be consistent to get that far.