What's the point in lifting if I'm a manlet? If I get muscular i will just look like I'm overcompensating.
What's the point in lifting if I'm a manlet? If I get muscular i will just look like I'm overcompensating
Owen Richardson
Michael Brooks
>overcompensating
No, it's just compensating. Start steroids and THEN you're overcompensating.
Caleb Walker
how tall are you
Brody King
How tall are you? I'm 5"6 and the only thing I'm compensating for is the weakness of all the fuckboys around me.
Kayden Thomas
That's the hardest I've ever seen anyone make 315 look
Joseph Adams
Well yeah, deadlift day was the day before that.
Lincoln Robinson
That's not true though. Any attempted to correct a height deficiency would be attributed to a napoleon complex. Even though a lanklet's body isn't ideal, their height more than makes up for skellyness. There is no counterpart term to napoleon complex for tall men, and that is very telling. Having a thick beard doesn't help either since it just makes me look like a manchild.
I'm 5'7" so several inches under the cutoff. Not king let alone even commander of manlets
But shorter people have an advantage when lifting weights so it isn't as impressive. And the bigger numbers just make it look more like overcompensation.
Lucas Stewart
>Shorter people have an advantage in lifting
Lol physics much? Longer limbs=greater leverage= ability to move more weight.
Carter Jones
Figure out why you want to lift.
I'm 5'7. I lift because I want to be healthy, I like setting goals and reaching them, and I love seeing the results of my hard work. I don't lift for girls, and I don't lift to get in fights and kick ass. I also don't lift for sports. It's a personal thing that I like doing for me. So therefore, height doesn't even matter.
If you're lifting for anything other than yourself, don't even bother doing it.
Jonathan Butler
You can be a manlet with a shitty body or a manlet with a nice body.
Which one do you prefer to be?