^^^with that attitude yes you will stay skinny forever.
what you fail to reailize is that i grew up all my life skinny, it wasn't until i was 15 till i found weight training thankfully.. and even then i did not start putting on real mass until my late 20's. when i powerlifted in high school i weighed 125 pounds and benched 215 i think as a max which was good enough for tops in my county and 8th in my state. now I bench 325 at 180 pounds... you are too much in a rush you don't even understand what building a long term base is all about.
you are young and you aren't even fully mature yet I don't care what you or others think.. you do not fully mature as a man till your very late 20's.. look at a pic of someone you know from when they were 20 vs. 30. you will see a boy in the first pic, and a man in the 2nd. I officiate high school football with another big dude who goes to my gym, and its amazing how small these guys are, skinny arms, small chests... yet i can remember in high school those guys were big to me. now looking back they are tiny to me!!
bodybuilding is a LIFESTYLE, it isn't just about popping steroids and magically turning into Jay Cutler overnight. its about EATING BIG, LIFTING BIG, SLEEPING BIG. but lose the "i've been skinny all my life" attitude .. its not the steroids that failed you, its YOU that failed you. hope this makes sense. if you aren't willing to live the lifestyle then find another hobby, if you are then we will be here to help you along. its up to you.
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