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7/11/2025, 2:11:10 AM
>>40349491
Big omega here
Big omega here
7/6/2025, 11:50:45 PM
>>40303178
Picrel is me. If you actually want advice, here are three important points.
(1) You are literally on steroids. Make the most of them. If you’re getting poondosed, fix it. Otherwise, your testosterone is going to be higher than that of every cis skinnyfat, microplastic-ridden soiboi out there—which is most men. So you don’t get to make excuses, just lift.
(2) Nobody at the gym is paying attention to you, especially not the ones you see as big and intimidating. I guarantee you they are all autistically fixated on their workout and body. I barely even register the existence of other people at my gym, other than to see if we’re in each other’s path or needing the same equipment. Unless you are doing retarded meme exercises or causing problems, in which case you might get a glance or two (at most), nobody gives a single fuck about you. Just lift.
(3) It only gets easier. Yes, it will feel a little awkward the first time you do a particular exercise or use a certain machine. Yes, it will feel a little awkward when you’re looking around because you don’t know where everything is. Yes, you’ll be weak as fuck when you start. But you’ll learn and you’ll get stronger if you are actually consistent. Consistency itself matters more than minmaxing some perfect routine. Just lift.
What do you want more: to temporarily feel a little awkward, or to never be fit?
Picrel is me. If you actually want advice, here are three important points.
(1) You are literally on steroids. Make the most of them. If you’re getting poondosed, fix it. Otherwise, your testosterone is going to be higher than that of every cis skinnyfat, microplastic-ridden soiboi out there—which is most men. So you don’t get to make excuses, just lift.
(2) Nobody at the gym is paying attention to you, especially not the ones you see as big and intimidating. I guarantee you they are all autistically fixated on their workout and body. I barely even register the existence of other people at my gym, other than to see if we’re in each other’s path or needing the same equipment. Unless you are doing retarded meme exercises or causing problems, in which case you might get a glance or two (at most), nobody gives a single fuck about you. Just lift.
(3) It only gets easier. Yes, it will feel a little awkward the first time you do a particular exercise or use a certain machine. Yes, it will feel a little awkward when you’re looking around because you don’t know where everything is. Yes, you’ll be weak as fuck when you start. But you’ll learn and you’ll get stronger if you are actually consistent. Consistency itself matters more than minmaxing some perfect routine. Just lift.
What do you want more: to temporarily feel a little awkward, or to never be fit?
7/2/2025, 3:25:11 AM
Am I hot yet, bros
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