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i see pimples....
Was there a point to this post at all?
i see pimples....
Classic case of pear shaped body
You refer to it as a case? What is your opinion of males who pear-shaped?
Thats what it's referred to on a certain board. I don't go there but the culture spills over sometimes.
I have no opinion on it
I will respond in depth later, as I have to go to my next job, but SC I will respond.
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Quick response: What is with people taking the time to point out acne? FFS i think SC has eyes and based on his pics (if ya look at all of them) it tends to come and go.Based on his age this is normal. SC PM me if ya want as I went through HORRID acne up until 27!
"I see pimples..." Well i see a douche commenting on pimples!
I didn't think you were trying to diss him. i was just pointing out that unless he had a vast majority of the physical symptoms (other than the flared hips, he does not) that perhaps there are other explanations. I would wager that he would need to be displaying more for doctors to even perfom the required tests on him. It's all good :smile:I wasn't trying to diss his body at all. Was just a thought, and obviously not backed up by any sort of genetic analysis.
Actually yours isn't mean-spirited the way some posters' responses were.I have a friend with those types of love handle bases. His body is normal in everyway except for those. I have another friend that when he is heavy his bell looks almost the exact same. He was accurate to describe them as curves because that is exactly what they are. I would be inclined to say his body shape is just a little bit different. However, that small penis has me believing that there is a chromosonal anomaly going on here. AND Klinefelters is not the only chromosonal anomaly there is. AND just because I write this don't mean I am in any way criticizing his body, after all he brought it up.
Two masters and yet ya recommended steroids? If he waants to do that, it's his biz, but as I advissed Dante in a hread of his, I wouldn't do it unless there was a verified horonal deficit. And if he (or SC) did the street kind, then to be up front with a physican. All you seemm to be saying is "Do roids!" I would expect ore form a person with two masters and especially who is not treating him!Smaccoms will respect, I met 10's if not 100's of yor body type, you starve your self to be skinny, there you have no muscles tone or definition what so ever, Im not assuming, rather Im diagnosing, and Im talking from a two masters, Exercise Science, and Kinetic physiology, back round... not just throwing crap out there... just to let you know ... Thank you
Your body is not weird, you obviously never were in sports, and never worked out to change your body composition, 90 days of hard working and you will look fine, Im gonna say this even tho I will be criticized for it, but i would go as far as doing a cycle of anabolics to speed things up. But try working Hard ... try the Insanity program .
You make a good point about the base frame! I keep trying to tell people that! lolYea, my skeleton is built with hips on it, and my musculature and fat builds around that. Doesn't necessarily mean that I'm unfit or obese due to the shape.
Okay, my penis is 6.5" b 4.5" when hard. In other words, I am a grower. I assure you, I do NOT have a micro penis. I can say, however, that as a kid I had an adhesion. It's described as a piece of skin left over from the circumcision surgery (as a babe) that connects the head to the base of the foreskin. I had it surgically removed when I was 13 years old (they thought it would fall off naturally beforehand). I have wondered if that had impacted it's growth ever since.
*snip for brevity*
I took it that he just wanted to knowif i was common and for tips to tone.:redface:I'm glad that you like your body, as that's what matters :smile:
However, I gotta ask?.....
What was the point of posting a thread titled "My body is weird", and then getting upset and defensive towards anyone that evaluated it and gave their opinions and suggestions?![]()
Makes sense to me!I suppose I didn't make the point entirely too clear, did I? That's what happens when you think abstractly I guess...I just wanted to discuss body types, and being that mine is different, I thought it'd be a good starting point. By "weird" I meant different. There is nothing wrong with politely giving your opinion on the subject. However, not everyone was polite about it. They took it as an opportunity to shut me down, which was not okay, nor was it the purpose. Does that make sense?
I mean, I like discussing things that are on my mind. My body type is certainly on my mind. There's nothing wrong with that is there?
I might have missed a couple posts through the thread. I will review it entirely when I have the time...
Edit: I wrote the last bit in a hurry, and all for nothing because my class was cancelled haha! Also, I said "polite" above when I meant "respectful".
Let me be more specific (concrete evidence tends to be my downfall). The posts I objected to were ones that appeared to be mired in hegemonic masculinity. A response from such a perspective is to suggest that I am less of a man due to the lack of hard & chiseled lines on my body. Hegemonic masculinity also uses homophobia, along with other forms of oppression. This is why I object to the cases where I detect this perspective. I want to discuss the subject without being told I am less of a man for not conforming to the cultural norm. Masculinity is not a vertical stratification, where some man are more masculine than others due to specific characteristics (as is the case with hegemonic masculinity). I believe it to be relative where the actual relation and understanding between men is more important than an abstract ideal. I suppose in this case, I want to more or less explore that relativeness of masculinity in regards to body type, particularly my own. Does that make sense?
^QFT!The reason I get along with Nico most in this thread is because he understands this perspective. If you examine his posts throughout this thread, he constantly is saying in various ways that I am still masculine and I am still a man despite not fitting the cultural norm. We are establishing that relativeness for each other, because neither of us believe in hegemonic masculinity per se.
i see pimples....
He had no point other tha to be an asshat. Just ignore.:tongue:Was there a point to this post at all?
Classic case of pear shaped body
My measurements are as follows currently
Arms: 12"
Chest: 38"
Waist: 34"
Navel: 40"
Hips: 39"
Thighs: 25"
I don't really know what that means, other than the fact that I have fairly unique curves.
Edit: Just crunched the numbers, apparently I am pear-shaped.
You refer to it as a case? What is your opinion of males who pear-shaped?
Figure of speech or general description. Thicker hips in proportion to upper body is colloquially called a pear shape. SpoLLe was just saying that's what it would be called, with out making any judgement or voicing an opinion.Thats what it's referred to on a certain board. I don't go there but the culture spills over sometimes.
I have no opinion on it
I think you have more of a monkey mind then I do! WOAH! lol:tongue:I see; I was only curious of the language. Language at times points toward opinion. It is very interesting to me to therefore dissect it.
It is interesting to see how culture classifies things. Abstinence for example. What in this society do we "abstain" from? I.V. drugs, alcohol, and the like. The implied opinion of sex is therefore similar to these other times. It turns sex into the external and evil force we as human beings must overcome. It is quite a ridiculous predicament if you really think about.
It was this type of dissection I was looking to enact on such speech. It seems interesting to me t refer to a pear-shape with clinical-like language. It must help direct our opinion in a specific direction, whether we like or not. What do you think?
Well hopefully I didn't bore ya! Kinda rushed, but there it is:redface:I am excited for your response Nico, as I am to see your face once more *tehe tehe!*
My worst acne was in middle school. Slowly improved from there. Your numbers excite me, as it reminds me how my body will continue to change (because I am only turning 23 in May). How exhilarating!
The point about them all exhibiting different symptoms is why diagnoses by a professional should be made. And not to split haors (ok, exactly to split hairs) you didn't seem to suggest that he MAY have it, ased on your deceased ex (and you have my condolances) but that he HAD it:Uh Nicodemus my X had 'klinefelters' and his body shape is 'exactly' like his. No offense to anyone and all kline patients exhibit different types of symptoms and not all are the same. His pics just remind me of my dead X.....
(bolding, mine) Do you see how that comes across differently? If you had said "You know, my ex had a body shape very similar to yours and he had Klinefelter's Syndrome, you might want to look into that" I think S would have responded better.You have 'kleinfelters' syndrome....
A well reasoned post! :smile: I think this may be more along the line of discussion and response SC was aiming for!Be who you be. If your happy with your bod then hey doesn't matter what the replies post. Not sure why you started the thread....you need a word to desrcibe your body? Rubenesque.
If your looking to increase your health. I suggest you makes sure that even if your excercising that you ensure your calorie intake is lower than your physical activity output or at least on target with it.. This will help shed of some of the roundness.
Have you had your hormone levels checked? This could account for for your fuller weight deposits in some of the areas of your body.
Some suggestions....its your call bro.