There are those of us out here who have been working on developing a larger and more defined chest for 3 years with trainers, nutritionists, and technology with no results. My chest just does not develop. I'm not willing to do any steroids, so I choose implants.
It seems crazy that anyone would say, "go to the gym" when you don't know anything about the life or body of those that choose to do this procedure.
I'll admit that there are people out there who choose to do this procedure for vanity...but I don't care. Everyone has the right to create the body they want no matter what it takes. I, for one, will have this procedure.
Buddy-- Creatine. It aint steroids and it pumps up your muscles greatly. Give this supplement called "Jack3d" a shot, use it every other day before you work out (oh yea, and work out EVERY OTHER DAY no matter what. Force it).
3 years you say? Took me 5 years to get where I wanted to be. If you're just gonna quit now, why did you start in the first place?
Honestly, if implants make you feel better, go for it. I mean, happieness in life is the most important thing, no matter how you achieve it. And you're not hurting anybody, so, it's not like this is wrong or anything. BUT, I do hope that even if you get the implants that you will continue to work out-- At least that way your body won't look all uneven after the implants...
Not to mention-- What does your body's looks matter anyway? They don't, in the end. The really cool thing about working out is how strong you feel, the looks are a secondary thing, or at least they should be.
Take up rock climbing (bouldering, to be specific, if you want the most muscle). It's a fun sport, you want to keep doing it to get better at it AND you get friggin jacked. Do a google image search for rock climbers, take a look at them. That just comes naturally from sticking to the sport that they love. That can be you too. Don't let anyone fool you.
Just take a couple cycles of test and then some winstrol to shred you up while working out. You'll be bigger and better than any bs plastic surgeon can make you and a fraction of the cost and pain...what a joke!
To all the nay-sayers.... Some people have a very hard time developing certain parts of the body. I'm not saying this man is one of them, but just "hitting the gym" doesn't work for everyone. I think this looks like a good job.
Yes, yes it does work for everybody. There is not a single person in this world that hitting the gym wouldn't "work" for if they stuck with it. Everybody should be going to the gym-- Even people with terrible disabilities benefit greatly from going to the gym. If you work out and stick with it you will build muscle. That's how this works.
As for the chest implants:
I can see somebody with an inverted chest (something that is actually a problem and, technically, a disfigurement) really needing the surgery, or somebody who is disfigured-- But for everybody else, there is NO excuse.
If you think that going to the gym doesn't work for you, that's because you didn't stick with it long enough. Sure, sometimes it can take a year to achieve the results you want and sometimes it can take five years. But, honestly, all the plastic surgery in the world can't give you the feeling that people who have actually worked to achieve their bodies get when they look at themselves in a mirror...
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This is a perfect example of successful surgery
There are those of us out here who have been working on developing a larger and more defined chest for 3 years with trainers, nutritionists, and technology with no results. My chest just does not develop. I'm not willing to do any steroids, so I choose implants.
It seems crazy that anyone would say, "go to the gym" when you don't know anything about the life or body of those that choose to do this procedure.
I'll admit that there are people out there who choose to do this procedure for vanity...but I don't care. Everyone has the right to create the body they want no matter what it takes. I, for one, will have this procedure.
Buddy-- Creatine. It aint steroids and it pumps up your muscles greatly. Give this supplement called "Jack3d" a shot, use it every other day before you work out (oh yea, and work out EVERY OTHER DAY no matter what. Force it).
3 years you say? Took me 5 years to get where I wanted to be. If you're just gonna quit now, why did you start in the first place?
Honestly, if implants make you feel better, go for it. I mean, happieness in life is the most important thing, no matter how you achieve it. And you're not hurting anybody, so, it's not like this is wrong or anything. BUT, I do hope that even if you get the implants that you will continue to work out-- At least that way your body won't look all uneven after the implants...
Not to mention-- What does your body's looks matter anyway? They don't, in the end. The really cool thing about working out is how strong you feel, the looks are a secondary thing, or at least they should be.
Take up rock climbing (bouldering, to be specific, if you want the most muscle). It's a fun sport, you want to keep doing it to get better at it AND you get friggin jacked. Do a google image search for rock climbers, take a look at them. That just comes naturally from sticking to the sport that they love. That can be you too. Don't let anyone fool you.
Just take a couple cycles of test and then some winstrol to shred you up while working out. You'll be bigger and better than any bs plastic surgeon can make you and a fraction of the cost and pain...what a joke!
WTF juss go to the gym
very good job i want my done to
Jeah dude, go to the gym. Why do you need great pactoralis when all of the other parts of the body lag behind. Just go to the gym.
To all the nay-sayers.... Some people have a very hard time developing certain parts of the body. I'm not saying this man is one of them, but just "hitting the gym" doesn't work for everyone. I think this looks like a good job.
obv. the gym doesn't work for some ppl cos they're doing it all wrong!! I agree. why spend all that money, when resistence training will do the trick.
Yes, yes it does work for everybody. There is not a single person in this world that hitting the gym wouldn't "work" for if they stuck with it. Everybody should be going to the gym-- Even people with terrible disabilities benefit greatly from going to the gym. If you work out and stick with it you will build muscle. That's how this works.
As for the chest implants:
I can see somebody with an inverted chest (something that is actually a problem and, technically, a disfigurement) really needing the surgery, or somebody who is disfigured-- But for everybody else, there is NO excuse.
If you think that going to the gym doesn't work for you, that's because you didn't stick with it long enough. Sure, sometimes it can take a year to achieve the results you want and sometimes it can take five years. But, honestly, all the plastic surgery in the world can't give you the feeling that people who have actually worked to achieve their bodies get when they look at themselves in a mirror...
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