What?Sometimes I get carried away with my own progress, and I say or do things that show it. My wife and I had a 3 hour talk last night about this. My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments. Evidently, I had been making comments about myself, and forgot to acknowledge my wife. She is a great woman, and she supports me 100% in my sport, and she would never want me to do any less with my life. But the flip side of that, is that she might not show it if I'm a little too much into myself, and by the time I find out I was doing it, her feelings are hurt. And that's not good.
Bottom line is; if you're in a good relationship, remember you need to appreciate your partner's physique equally with your own, or there will be ignored emotions and hurt feelings one way or the other.
It's all good now, but I thought I should say something here, as self-appreciation is part of the reasons some of us are in this sport (and passion), in most cases. Don't get carried away on yourself. In stead of complaining to you wife that your pecs are not quite as squared as you want them, just tell her that you love the way her (whatever is your favorite part on her) looks.
All that I just said applies to those of us in good relationships... If you're a player, that's different.
Charles
Sometimes I get carried away with my own progress, and I say or do things that show it. My wife and I had a 3 hour talk last night about this. My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments. Evidently, I had been making comments about myself, and forgot to acknowledge my wife. She is a great woman, and she supports me 100% in my sport, and she would never want me to do any less with my life. But the flip side of that, is that she might not show it if I'm a little too much into myself, and by the time I find out I was doing it, her feelings are hurt. And that's not good.
Bottom line is; if you're in a good relationship, remember you need to appreciate your partner's physique equally with your own, or there will be ignored emotions and hurt feelings one way or the other.
It's all good now, but I thought I should say something here, as self-appreciation is part of the reasons some of us are in this sport (and passion), in most cases. Don't get carried away on yourself. In stead of complaining to you wife that your pecs are not quite as squared as you want them, just tell her that you love the way her (whatever is your favorite part on her) looks.
All that I just said applies to those of us in good relationships... If you're a player, that's different.
Charles
My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments.
Women forgive but never forget.
good postSometimes I get carried away with my own progress, and I say or do things that show it. My wife and I had a 3 hour talk last night about this. My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments. Evidently, I had been making comments about myself, and forgot to acknowledge my wife. She is a great woman, and she supports me 100% in my sport, and she would never want me to do any less with my life. But the flip side of that, is that she might not show it if I'm a little too much into myself, and by the time I find out I was doing it, her feelings are hurt. And that's not good.
Bottom line is; if you're in a good relationship, remember you need to appreciate your partner's physique equally with your own, or there will be ignored emotions and hurt feelings one way or the other.
It's all good now, but I thought I should say something here, as self-appreciation is part of the reasons some of us are in this sport (and passion), in most cases. Don't get carried away on yourself. In stead of complaining to you wife that your pecs are not quite as squared as you want them, just tell her that you love the way her (whatever is your favorite part on her) looks.
All that I just said applies to those of us in good relationships... If you're a player, that's different.
Charles
Sometimes I get carried away with my own progress, and I say or do things that show it. My wife and I had a 3 hour talk last night about this. My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments. Evidently, I had been making comments about myself, and forgot to acknowledge my wife. She is a great woman, and she supports me 100% in my sport, and she would never want me to do any less with my life. But the flip side of that, is that she might not show it if I'm a little too much into myself, and by the time I find out I was doing it, her feelings are hurt. And that's not good.
Bottom line is; if you're in a good relationship, remember you need to appreciate your partner's physique equally with your own, or there will be ignored emotions and hurt feelings one way or the other.
It's all good now, but I thought I should say something here, as self-appreciation is part of the reasons some of us are in this sport (and passion), in most cases. Don't get carried away on yourself. In stead of complaining to you wife that your pecs are not quite as squared as you want them, just tell her that you love the way her (whatever is your favorite part on her) looks.
All that I just said applies to those of us in good relationships... If you're a player, that's different.
Charles
my wife always say "whatever, you don't need to get any bigger. your already too big." but i don't see what she is talking about
i know. she wants me to be a monster. i mean i wouldn't mind if my knuckles were draggin a lil more than they are already.shes lyin!
i know. she wants me to be a monster. i mean i wouldn't mind if my knuckles were draggin a lil more than they are already.
whatr u workin tomorrow
well i'm open to back or legs. i may be going out to test my buddy's boat out friday. there is decent sized lake about 2 miles from my house.
ooh, i did deads yesterday were on diff bodyparts but lets lift when we match up again
iv been going
chest/bis
legs/traps
off
shoulders/tris
back/legs
off
repeat
are u gunna waterski
were just testing the boat out for now. its a little big for the lake but we got tubes for now. gonna get skis and wakeboards but i'm sure i will fail several times over before i get it right. haven't ski'd in over 10 years.
this turned fagolicious pretty quickly
Sometimes I get carried away with my own progress, and I say or do things that show it. My wife and I had a 3 hour talk last night about this. My marriage is by far more important to me that my body and my appearance or accomplishments. Evidently, I had been making comments about myself, and forgot to acknowledge my wife. She is a great woman, and she supports me 100% in my sport, and she would never want me to do any less with my life. But the flip side of that, is that she might not show it if I'm a little too much into myself, and by the time I find out I was doing it, her feelings are hurt. And that's not good.
Bottom line is; if you're in a good relationship, remember you need to appreciate your partner's physique equally with your own, or there will be ignored emotions and hurt feelings one way or the other.
It's all good now, but I thought I should say something here, as self-appreciation is part of the reasons some of us are in this sport (and passion), in most cases. Don't get carried away on yourself. In stead of complaining to you wife that your pecs are not quite as squared as you want them, just tell her that you love the way her (whatever is your favorite part on her) looks.
All that I just said applies to those of us in good relationships... If you're a player, that's different.
Charles
this turned fagolicious pretty quickly
that must be why you're fondling yourself
She's a fatty, isn't she?
That's not what I was thinking, but what I was going to say is along those lines.
If she's getting all mememememe and is butthurt about you not commenting on her physique, I have to ask: has she earned the compliments or not? Is she working out and making improvements just like you are (or alternately, maintaining an already stellar physique), or is she doing nothing looking average and expecting you to compliment her anyways? Because if it's the latter...you have nothing to feel bad about.
There is always something to compliment a woman on.
Wow, your environment is changing you...LOL
j/k.
I love my wife more than anything, just not her whole family, stupid dog, and fucking fish up in my grill in one house.
Any complainers? Not meaning strictly a female, but in your case since you are the only dude, anyone bitching more than the others?
That would suck.
There is always something to compliment a woman on.
I compliment you all the time.Compliments are hot
and my husband thanks you
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but somebody gotta do itouch. web pimpin ain't easy
There is always something to compliment a woman on.
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