Anonymous mr_one_liner 7w

What’s stopping you man??

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

having people recognize me on my schools page fr. i post way too much haha

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Anonymous #2 7w

Again, you look great and even on juice it’s not easy to shape a body like this, but your title makes it sound like this is hard work as opposed to of genetics, when it’s actually hard work, juice, AND still a touch of good, proportionate genetics. Not trying to tear you down, I’m not even against steroids. But someone seeing this post that’s new to lifting could very easily get set on a tough and even potentially dangerous path expecting to reach this level naturally.

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Anonymous #2 7w

I’ve been around the block to know I can’t convince anyone (especially online haha) that believes that, but I’ve just spent something like 10 years on it. Definitely spinning my wheels at the start, but after around 3 years or so really learned about diet and locked that in. Training was never an issue for me. That being said, I’ve just spent the last 4 years getting drug tested for school and any sort of drug offense would immediately terminate my enrollment

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Anonymous #2 7w

And now that I’m graduated, any sort of drug offense would blacklist me from working a job I spent a lot of money to get a degree for. Just not worth it for the career. That being said, I agree, I’m not against them and plan to get on trt as soon as it’s on the table

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Anonymous #3 7w

It’s a mog or get mogged world 😔 (I have overhead lighting and am slightly posing)

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

Only because I’m proud of you and your progress, I’m happy to be mogged by you and your big ahh thighs and your sharp ahh jawline lol

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Anonymous gymfein 7w

Takes one to know one 😤😤

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

Stop thank you king

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Anonymous #5 7w

🥹 I feel like they’re a weaker point tbh

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Anonymous #7 7w

one more thing: obviously you don’t need to have good genetics to look like you lift, but it makes a difference with respect to how aesthetically appealing you yourself and other people can ever actually find your physique

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Anonymous #7 7w

A 105-115lb 15-16 year old is by no means no genetic phenom my man. I’m sure you went to school with someone who had truly gifted genetics

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

you already had side delts, pecs, and abs in the first pic tho..

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Anonymous #7 7w

plus there was that other commenter that thought you weren’t natty

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Anonymous #7 7w

Look, I got the notification you commented on your original post and I’m not going to blow up anyone who commented on here (if they have notis on), but the point is, looking at the starting point you wouldn’t imagine the current is how I’d turn out. Abs don’t mean anything at 100lbs btw and I’d hardly call that pecs. This wasn’t day 1 of the gym either

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

Again, the overarching theme is you don’t know what your genetics have in store for you until you put on substantial size and actually see. Counting yourself out and not trying because you think yours is bad while you’re undeveloped is stupid

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

most sane and rational man on yikyak

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Anonymous #5 7w

I do my best, but apparently people disagree with the sentiment 😅

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Anonymous light_blue_sauropod72 7w

yeah, but i still did make some progress, and it still wasn’t looking to good. i had a picture from a few years ago, and well.. the chest gap was very much there (gyno wasn’t doing any favors either)

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