Buddy_Christ
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people are just idiots. they really are.
was outside earlier and saw my neighbor. told her to pass the message along to her boyfriend that i'm working on a new routine that he might want to look into (the 5x5 that i'm trying to hash out). yeah, this guy is almost 6', bout 235lbs. think he said he can bench 305. he's about twice my size. i'm only 5'6", 160lbs, and havn't broken the 200 mark on the bench yet, but i'm close (hit 195 for 3 on wednesday, new high for me). so anyway...
i tell her to let him know i'm working on a new routine and it's something he might be interested in. she says "well, no offense, but he's a lot bigger than you are, height AND width wise." this was implied in a way of 'why should he take training tips from you?' i blew off her response, meaning, it's not getting to me. he's not an idiot like she is. we've discussed routines, and he's impressed with my leg work. if i've got something better, i know he'll give it a shot.
but why are people so stupid? why do they think you have to be 6' 245lbs just to workout on a regular basis? really, why does size matter so much? i'll be chatting with someone while working down a protein shake. they'll ask me what it is and i'll tell them, and then i get a strange look because i say "yes, i've been working out all semester, and i don't plan on stopping any time soon." i just don't get it. guess people think you've got to be huge before you can start lifting. just blows my mind.
and my neighbor didn't offend me. i don't like to talk shit about others, but she's just white trash anyway and an alcoholic. she asked me how she can lose some weight, and i told her to stop drinking, cause i know she's half drunk every night. boy did i get the death look. telling her to stop drinking and she'll start to lose weight was like telling her that she should be nice to her kids and maybe, just maybe, they'll listen to her and respect her. so really, did she offend me? absolutely not. but she did bring the "you lift weights?!" disbelief that i get from people back into my mind, and i thought i'd bring it up.
oh well, i felt like ranting a little bit and see if anyone else has had the same experiences before they were able to increase their physical size, or even current things that just make you scratch your head and think "uh, why is that so hard to believe?"
was outside earlier and saw my neighbor. told her to pass the message along to her boyfriend that i'm working on a new routine that he might want to look into (the 5x5 that i'm trying to hash out). yeah, this guy is almost 6', bout 235lbs. think he said he can bench 305. he's about twice my size. i'm only 5'6", 160lbs, and havn't broken the 200 mark on the bench yet, but i'm close (hit 195 for 3 on wednesday, new high for me). so anyway...
i tell her to let him know i'm working on a new routine and it's something he might be interested in. she says "well, no offense, but he's a lot bigger than you are, height AND width wise." this was implied in a way of 'why should he take training tips from you?' i blew off her response, meaning, it's not getting to me. he's not an idiot like she is. we've discussed routines, and he's impressed with my leg work. if i've got something better, i know he'll give it a shot.
but why are people so stupid? why do they think you have to be 6' 245lbs just to workout on a regular basis? really, why does size matter so much? i'll be chatting with someone while working down a protein shake. they'll ask me what it is and i'll tell them, and then i get a strange look because i say "yes, i've been working out all semester, and i don't plan on stopping any time soon." i just don't get it. guess people think you've got to be huge before you can start lifting. just blows my mind.
and my neighbor didn't offend me. i don't like to talk shit about others, but she's just white trash anyway and an alcoholic. she asked me how she can lose some weight, and i told her to stop drinking, cause i know she's half drunk every night. boy did i get the death look. telling her to stop drinking and she'll start to lose weight was like telling her that she should be nice to her kids and maybe, just maybe, they'll listen to her and respect her. so really, did she offend me? absolutely not. but she did bring the "you lift weights?!" disbelief that i get from people back into my mind, and i thought i'd bring it up.
oh well, i felt like ranting a little bit and see if anyone else has had the same experiences before they were able to increase their physical size, or even current things that just make you scratch your head and think "uh, why is that so hard to believe?"

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