Where to start...
-Fat women became the boldest ones (not necessarily rotund, Clefable looking women, but a lot of Snorlax types)and they feel entitled on some
"You look like a man that can handle all of this." In fact, this was said to me once:rocky:
-I was always pretty
in the face, and as I inched closer to 190, the crossing of the street, stopping to let me walk ahead,etc.
-People approach with kid gloves. I dress pretty preppy, so I don't think I give off a thug vibe, but people come at me like I am a time-bomb.
-Girls freely touching my arm and chest in slick ways
It wouldn't be so bad if they didn't try to pretend they weren't doing what they were doing.
When I was skinny, girls talked to me in more reserved fashion. Got bigger? They laugh, they have to touch my arm or chest, the friendly ab-poke is frequent,
squeezing my tricep while asking me questions, etc.
-Dudes asking me about workout routines. I don't mind it so much, but since a lot of people seem to jump into the gym to do curls and benchpress, they won't heed
my advice anyway.
- Dudes trying to clown my 15 1/2 inch arms. If you are less than 15% bodyfat and have 15 inch arms, especially at 5'7, 15+ looks HUGE. I didn't think so until it was a pretty
common compliment. Big arms don't mean shyt with no definition. I have that in spades, but people wanna talk that shyt
-Women commenting on my ass. It's huge, it always was, but squats made my shyt blowuptuate. They stare in lines and whatnot, and if I put anything
in my pockets, you can see them very vividly, especially the back pocket.
-My dikk, already a 1% in size, shows no matter the pants I wear. My big ass quads help put a print on my shyt, and since most of my jobs have had me
wearing dress pants, I literally could not hide it, and coworkers would look regularly. I thought it was cool at first till I had a whole conversation with a petite
blonde thing who kept looking at it while I was lifting boxes.
Your penis not looking impressive because your quads are big.
:blacknerdlost:This. Goddamn, this.