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    Why?

    Why is it important to have a huge chest, lean abs, veiny forearms, defined shoulder..etc? What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?

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    That a strange question,

    Its all down to personal preference, I runner wouldn't want to have a bodybuilders build, but a bodybuilder will

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    Why is it important to have a huge chest, lean abs, veiny forearms, defined shoulder..etc? What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?
    well personaly i aim for it becuase
    i LOVE being strong
    i like looking healthy,
    it gives me pride in my appreance,
    it shows all the hard work and time uve put into ur physiqie,
    my girlfriend loves it, and i think if she can maintain her great appearance for me then i think its only fair i do the same for her
    i like appearing attractive to other women, (gives me a better self esteem)
    its great for socialising,
    alot of people respect and admire people who dedicate alot fo time and effort into their physique

    and theirs nothing better then being able to take your top off with pride

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    I do all this for me..... I want a big chest because I like it. I've had multiple girls/women tell me not to get any bigger (not that i'm huge by any means) but they thought it would start looking unattractive. Did I stop? NOPE! I'll continue to grow until i've hit the limit of what I can do...... and why do I want to do this - Because it's what makes me happy!

    Some people invest their life into making money, some into running, some into partying and having a great time - I happen to invest my life into bodybuilding. I could argue the same point for the guy that cares about nothing else other than money..... why? Why must you have another million in the bank? Isn't the current 50 mil enough? Why keep working?

    We like to dedicate our lives to whats important to us as individuals..... thats all that matters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    Why is it important to have a huge chest, lean abs, veiny forearms, defined shoulder..etc? What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?
    It's personal preference. I personally am not a body builder. I powerlift for sport (rugby). However, I wouldn't question why a body builder does what he does, just like any mature body builder wouldn't question why I do what I do.

    Now and then I see people staring at me, wondering why I feel it necessary to deadlift 500 lbs. I even overheard one guy telling his gf how pointless it was for me to be working out the way I was (I was benching at the time), but then again that guy doesn't know me or what I do.

    It's important because thats what the person in question wants. Who is anyone to tell them they are wrong for what they want when it comes to their own body?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?
    Respect!

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    Not sure I ever really wanted a bodybuilders body at the beginning. I enjoy training. Eventually I felt it was necessary to look like I train as hard as I do. Thats when diet came into play. The body just happened to follow. I dont just train for size. I train for the feeling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    Why is it important to have a huge chest, lean abs, veiny forearms, defined shoulder..etc? What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?
    Trophies.

    I have a bunch of them. When I tell my Dad I won a contest, he asks me, "How much money did you win?". I tell him "None, Im still an amateur." "Pffffft" he says.

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    I just follow the current trend.

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    For the sex.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oscarjones View Post
    For the sex.
    and for my own pride. I like to think that just maybe one time in my life all the hardwork and deducation will pay off, and bam...a situation that I cant see in the future or predict, such as getting cornered by some guys who want to rape my girl, and I can actually defend her. I know that sounds really far fetched, but who knows maybe mexico will invade california and I will be forced to fight hand to hand combat (only in my dreams) killing mexicans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oscarjones View Post
    For the sex.
    Hahahahaha, i would agree with this, it helps in that department
    Last edited by the big 1; 12-19-2009 at 04:38 AM.

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    I wanna have huge chest, veiny forearms, and lean abs.coz i look good and feel good.
    most of all RESPECT!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReX357 View Post
    I'm just trying to make everything proportional with my penis
    My wife has said that my larger legs make my penis look smaller

    Its not small! Really!

    I told here that's not the thing to tell a guy. For some reason she can't even get into a decent reverse cowgirl anymore. Damn bodybuilding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    Why is it important to have a huge chest, lean abs, veiny forearms, defined shoulder..etc? What is there to gain from having a bodybuilders build?
    I just love pushing myself as hard as possible, that is what I derive the most satisfaction from. The things you list are just the side effects.

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    i wanna be a fat slob. i wish girls were in to that

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    yea there is Pal.. Its called RESPECT...


    Plus its easier to hand out ass wipings

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    Quote Originally Posted by solid-d View Post
    yea there is Pal.. Its called RESPECT...


    Plus its easier to hand out ass wipings
    I really don't need you to wipe my ass! Im sure if you look around enough, you will find some takers though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ranging1 View Post
    well personaly i aim for it becuase
    i LOVE being strong
    i like looking healthy,
    it gives me pride in my appreance,
    it shows all the hard work and time uve put into ur physiqie,
    my girlfriend loves it, and i think if she can maintain her great appearance for me then i think its only fair i do the same for her
    i like appearing attractive to other women, (gives me a better self esteem)
    its great for socialising,
    alot of people respect and admire people who dedicate alot fo time and effort into their physique

    and theirs nothing better then being able to take your top off with pride
    no more needs to b said here u hit it right on the nail i think everyone would love to look there best in life

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hazard View Post
    I do all this for me..... I want a big chest because I like it. I've had multiple girls/women tell me not to get any bigger (not that i'm huge by any means) but they thought it would start looking unattractive. Did I stop? NOPE! I'll continue to grow until i've hit the limit of what I can do...... and why do I want to do this - Because it's what makes me happy!

    Some people invest their life into making money, some into running, some into partying and having a great time - I happen to invest my life into bodybuilding. I could argue the same point for the guy that cares about nothing else other than money..... why? Why must you have another million in the bank? Isn't the current 50 mil enough? Why keep working?

    We like to dedicate our lives to whats important to us as individuals..... thats all that matters.

    ~Haz~

    I agree with this 100%

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    Quote Originally Posted by Friend View Post
    So people will like me
    u mean they have to like you lol

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    Wanted to be just like my dad. Then as I got stronger, I started to feel really good about myself. Now when I go to the gym, lifting weights releases endorphins. Being in the gym and lifting makes me happy. When I am not in the gym, I am always thinking about it. I love breaking personal records. I love it more than sex.

    Having a bodybuilder's build is not in my future. But if it was, it would be just a side effect of weight training. Not the motivation for it

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    [QUOTE=Hazard;4991022
    Some people invest their life into making money, some into running, some into partying and having a great time - I happen to invest my life into bodybuilding. I could argue the same point for the guy that cares about nothing else other than money..... why? Why must you have another million in the bank? Isn't the current 50 mil enough? Why keep working?

    We like to dedicate our lives to whats important to us as individuals..... thats all that matters.

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    Great point.

    Do any of you think that it is selfish to spend so much time and often a lot money on our own muscles when the time and money could be spent on something that would help a lot of people? (just a questions, not saying that I believe it)

    It's funny how I used to think that I was in it for the girls, but like many of you I've gotten to the point where the girls have told me that I'm too big, but I still want to get bigger.
    There's also something to be said for just feeling strong. It gives a nice sense of self confidence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yowhatupU View Post
    Great point.

    Do any of you think that it is selfish to spend so much time and often a lot money on our own muscles when the time and money could be spent on something that would help a lot of people? (just a questions, not saying that I believe it)
    It's funny how I used to think that I was in it for the girls, but like many of you I've gotten to the point where the girls have told me that I'm too big, but I still want to get bigger.
    There's also something to be said for just feeling strong. It gives a nice sense of self confidence.
    that can be said to anyone in any instance

    e.g bill gates could spend more time helping people then hes does investesting in microsoft and apple

    e.g richard pratt could have spent less time with his company virgin, and more time helping other people

    e.g a lawyer could spend less time making money, and more time helping the less fortunate who cant afford lawyers

    e.g people who spend their time on forums and emailing each other could spend their time helping others

    e.g women could spend less time shopping, and more time helping others

    e.g men could spend less time on their cars and toys, and more time helping people

    what ur saying is we should spend less time on our passion, and more time helping others

    in general ALL of society needs to do that, our passion is bodybuilding

    other peoples passion may be cars, shopping, working, building etc

    everyone has a passion

    is it selfish to spend so much time on our passions rather then helping people?

    thats debatable, but in the end of the day everybody has a passion

    the fact we dedicate so much time to it could be selfish

    but if were selfish, then so is the rest of modern society

    so its ur choice how you perceive it

    i personaly do think its selfish yes, but more people in this forum are part of capitalist economys (america, most of europe, australia, south africe, some of asia, list goes on)

    meaning our economys function on the basis everyone does in their own self interests and pursues their own wealth, and through that resources are distributed

    so saying pursueing ur own interest like bodybuilding, is like saying capitalism is selfish itself

    if that be so, then why are you part of a capitalist economy? lol

    ur just being selfish

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    Quote Originally Posted by ranging1 View Post
    that can be said to anyone in any instance

    e.g bill gates could spend more time helping people then hes does investesting in microsoft and apple

    e.g richard pratt could have spent less time with his company virgin, and more time helping other people

    e.g a lawyer could spend less time making money, and more time helping the less fortunate who cant afford lawyers

    e.g people who spend their time on forums and emailing each other could spend their time helping others

    e.g women could spend less time shopping, and more time helping others

    e.g men could spend less time on their cars and toys, and more time helping people

    what ur saying is we should spend less time on our passion, and more time helping others

    in general ALL of society needs to do that, our passion is bodybuilding

    other peoples passion may be cars, shopping, working, building etc

    everyone has a passion

    is it selfish to spend so much time on our passions rather then helping people?

    thats debatable, but in the end of the day everybody has a passion

    the fact we dedicate so much time to it could be selfish

    but if were selfish, then so is the rest of modern society

    so its ur choice how you perceive it

    i personaly do think its selfish yes, but more people in this forum are part of capitalist economys (america, most of europe, australia, south africe, some of asia, list goes on)

    meaning our economys function on the basis everyone does in their own self interests and pursues their own wealth, and through that resources are distributed

    so saying pursueing ur own interest like bodybuilding, is like saying capitalism is selfish itself

    if that be so, then why are you part of a capitalist economy? lol

    ur just being selfish
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    Quote Originally Posted by jbm View Post
    The genius has spoken!
    LMFAO YES , im an economist and accountant, what did you expect lol

    but JBM i think ur spaming of women on this board makes u the genius

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