Well...he works in the fitness industry after all...an industry that encourage people to look big and stay big 24/7...an industry that only caress about the looks, and requires people to go for extremes to stay competitive...hidden behind a facade of body health...so is pretty certain that he will stay on this path...at least on the for the foreseeable future.
FUCK his friend is HUUUGE who is he!??
Agree, he won’t stop until something happens- PEDs, bodybuilding, and social media adulation are his source of self-esteem and a coping mechanism (we all have one, this is his).
I like him better when he has longer hair.
Yeah it sucks. I’ve mentioned before that I have watched many cookie-cutter hot gym bros with already-bomb bods go over the edge and ruin their looks. It sucks. I really wish these dudes could see how hot they are, without need to get even bigger. The gym-bro mentality is really toxic in some instances.
Or maybe they just want to be bigger themselves. I mean, they're not living their lives based on what you or I think is hot. They're making their own decisions.
True, but the fact that they do it of their own free will makes it even more tragic...considering the high incidence of deaths due to heart failure and vascular problems within the bodybuilding community...this is ironic...considering that a person with a sedentary lifestyle has a longer life expectancy than a professional bodybuilder.
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The thickness of that chest and all.....
He has thick everything. He honestly has the hottest hands. I want to suck on those thick fingers before he uses them to open me up for another thick part of him.
It's pretty naive to think that being competitive and athletic is something that's only for high schoolers or their mindset.
You also know very little about bodybuilding. Supplements don't usually destroy anybody's insides and even steroids can be used safely. Most people who do them don't die early.
You don't have to like anything anyone else does, but you don't have to judge what you don't understand, either.
Lol sounds like you're the one who's pretty naive about the fitness industry, supplements and everything else involved with it. I don't know how old you are but I'm 42 years old and all I've ever been around are "hot guys" in the fitness industry since I was in high school. No matter if they're well known or not.
Supplements can affect different people in many different ways. Just the same way as over-the-counter medication or any type of food or drink can and does effect people in different ways. Plus 99% of the time when someone dies from steroid use they're always under 50 years old. How often do you ever hear of someone who's 60, 70 years old or older dying from steroid use in the fitness industry?? Especially within the last few years.
Plus the fitness industry and the majority of social media is all about competition and trying to impress a bunch of people. People trying to stay on top and being something they're not just to be accepted by strangers. That's exactly why it's just like a high school mindset. Seeing as high school was just a few years ago for most of these fitness guys we're into. That's why I said "still stuck", not they are in high school.
Then why would you say, "instead of having the patience and building up their bodies naturally over time, they listen to other people and start taking steroids ..."
Real bodybuilders know that there's a ceiling to how much muscle your body can gain naturally. Disciplined weightlifters reach that plateau after about 3 or 4 years of heavy workouts 3 - 6 times per week. PEDs offer the chance to keep increasing muscle mass and the public often rewards those aesthetics. You may disagree with how big is too big, but I think Qwin looks super hot right now -- the best he's ever looked.
Tons of guys look great on PEDs, most of them don't die early or destroy their health and most bodybuilders simply can't go pro or compete without PEDs.
Men who have sex with men lust over hundreds of influencers, actors and porn stars on PEDs, so I don't know why you are dissing it on a website devoted to supporting them as much as it does. To each his own.
And FYI, everybody's job and plenty of their hobbies are "all about competition and trying to impress a bunch of strangers." That doesn't mean it's bad or unhealthy. Social media is only what the individual makes it. People turn it on and turn it off all the time and do just fine. Who's to say Qwin is "being something he's not?" It sounds like he always wanted to be a PED-enhanced bodybuilder but wisely waited until age 25 when his natural developments had matured.
Real bodybuilders know that there's a ceiling to how much muscle your body can gain naturally. Disciplined weightlifters reach that plateau after about 3 or 4 years of heavy workouts 3 - 6 times per week. PEDs offer the chance to keep increasing muscle mass and the public often rewards those aesthetics. You may disagree with how big is too big, but I think Qwin looks super hot right now -- the best he's ever looked.
Tons of guys look great on PEDs, most of them don't die early or destroy their health and most bodybuilders simply can't go pro or compete without PEDs.
Men who have sex with men lust over hundreds of influencers, actors and porn stars on PEDs, so I don't know why you are dissing it on a website devoted to supporting them as much as it does. To each his own.
And FYI, everybody's job and plenty of their hobbies are "all about competition and trying to impress a bunch of strangers." That doesn't mean it's bad or unhealthy. Social media is only what the individual makes it. People turn it on and turn it off all the time and do just fine. Who's to say Qwin is "being something he's not?" It sounds like he always wanted to be a PED-enhanced bodybuilder but wisely waited until age 25 when his natural developments had matured.
I have seen him list himself as 5' 9 or 5'10.
He started taking stuff in high school as he was encouraged to get bigger for football. He admitted that in a video before. Then he came off it. His depression and weight loss through covid contributed to the decision to go back on afterwards.
He started taking stuff in high school as he was encouraged to get bigger for football. He admitted that in a video before. Then he came off it. His depression and weight loss through covid contributed to the decision to go back on afterwards.
