lavi said:
look at some old pics. see that you're bigger than you used to be. be happy. and know that you're only getting bigger.
everyone's posts are 100% on, including this one. i've got 3 pics, one from sept, oct, and one from last week. and i'll take another pic mid december. do this monthly. between my sept and oct pics, you can't really see much difference. but compare sept to nov, you can see i'm starting to define in my chest nicely. plus take some measurements, do that maybe once a month, and record them. trust me, it helps. you're not going to notice your changes unless you do those things. you see yourself every day, so definetly take pics, take measurements, and hell, even record where your maxxes are so you can watch your own improvement.
i envy you. you're 15 and into this big time. i'm 26 and just started getting into this seriously for the first time ever. if i would've had the same drive and intensity when i was 15, i'd be a monster by now. i don't let my size stop me from anything. i'm 5'6", 160lbs, i'm only on my 3rd month of serious training. yeah, so what if i'm still just shy of 14 1/2" bis, i'm growing, i'm watching my progress, i've noticed how much more weight i can push, and yeah, i'm very lucky, i've got an excellent frame to work with. just watch your progress, that's the most important thing. keep it natural. when you start feeling down like you are, that's when thoughts of doing some unnatural things start to creep in. i've already felt that way quite a few times.
i've been a little guy all my life. but there's always been a big guy inside trying to get out. no matter how long it takes, i'm going to get that big guy out. just keep your focus. don't compare youself to others, compare yourself to yourself. once you start doing that, you can really see how much progress you've made. and this doesn't just go for bodybuilding, this goes for anything and everything that you do.