have you ever seen a sad/depressed type person with an aesthetic physique?

[norim01]

You just described half teh population of misc opie

I don't believe this 5bh.

Some people might say that they are sad, but in reality go drinking on a weekly basis, chat with girls all the time, go on vacations etc.

edit:

In no way did I mean to offend real sad boys with this post.

[tom11]

I actually think bodybuilders/"aesthetic" people are in general extremely depressed.

[img]http://www.animalpak.com/images/journey/5.jpg[img]

[img]http://fullhdwp.com/images/wallpapers/Frank-McGrath-wallpaper.jpg[img]

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That's just Universal Nutrition marketing lmao. Frank McGrath is a normal guy from what I can tell, seen him in plenty pictures happy enjoying life. Those pictures are just from the concept of Animal, hardcore black and white bodybuilding.

[Takezaki]

Me.

[Armybrah74]

Levrone

Aware me.

[MrTonedman]

Levrone

Guy looks like a Greek god no homo.

[Nicklol]

do u even post on the misc?

there are hundreds of guys like that on here

[midcoastking33]

it's the misc's school of self improvement. if i just chase after a, then I will be happy. Usually a is physique

[InfinityThor]

Never.

Main reasons:
1. No motivation for gym.
2. Alcohol/drugs/bad food to dull the pain.

[fishnbrah]

depressed aesthetic brah checking in. funny how no one thinks im depressed, or a loner, or FA since i lift.

[norim01]

depressed aesthetic brah checking in. funny how no one thinks im depressed, or a loner, or FA since i lift.

do you like to go out drinking? do you chat/date with girls? do you go on trips with your friends?

[Clamz]

if you're truly depressed you're not going to have the drive to consistently train. It just goes against it. Building a physique is an act of hope, you are looking forward to something, while depression is where you feel like there is no hope. Also depressed people often aren't motivated to do much or enjoy much.

[TrapBarMessiah]

I think most bodybuilders are insecure, probably a little depressed too.

Frankly, bodybuilding is ghey. Powerlifting is far more manly than posing in a purple speedo.

[brah.sensation]

I believe that when people are truly dedicated to doing something and are constantly working toward that goal it keeps you away from depression.

It's always the people with nothing going on in their lives who are depressed.

Yes.

[Chaizes]

I believe that when people are truly dedicated to doing something and are constantly working toward that goal it keeps you away from depression.

It's always the people with nothing going on in their lives who are depressed.

This, if you are depressed but are working towards something you can always see some improvement coming, if you're depressed and just sit on your ass all day you wont see the light at the end of the tunnel

[brah.sensation]

I actually think bodybuilders/"aesthetic" people are in general extremely depressed.

why do you think hes depressed based on these pics lol, the man is only eating his meal alone, he doesnt need to be surrounded by 10 people with a smile on his face for you to think hes happy.

[Nick817]

I'm pretty aesthetic and I have trouble relating to people and generally don't like to be around others which makes me somewhat depressed just because of how Americans place higher value on extroverts at first glance.

[InnocentMiscer]

Once a friend of mine was feeling a bit down after breaking up with his girlfriend. The guy was a non-lifting beta, and I always suspected this was the cause of problems in life. So one day, being the nice guy I am, I took my creatine with me to meet him at the bar. After a few drinks I offered him some of the creatine in the toilets. He looked at my skeptically, and asked "wtf is that?". I didn't want him to be suspicious of me, lots of people are opposed to steroids here, so I reassured him it was less serious and said it was coke, which he accepted.

About 3 minutes after us leaving the toilets he complained of a bad itch. An itch all over. The itch to make gains.

I told him that I had deceived him, and sneakily given him a dose of creatine. I told him there was no looking back now, the damage was done, and that we better head for the gym soon, or else.

What can I say, 1 line of creatine and this guy was benching 350 for reps. He's now a habitual user, doing creatine 4-5 times a day, but I've never seen him so happy.

Creatine, not even once.

[OkapiPuncher]

just go to RH or check out the foreveralone crew, plenty of aesthetic brahs are unhappy

[00o]

Once a friend of mine was feeling a bit down after breaking up with his girlfriend. The guy was a non-lifting beta, and I always suspected this was the cause of problems in life. So one day, being the nice guy I am, I took my creatine with me to meet him at the bar. After a few drinks I offered him some of the creatine in the toilets. He looked at my skeptically, and asked "wtf is that?". I didn't want him to be suspicious of me, lots of people are opposed to steroids here, so I reassured him it was less serious and said it was coke, which he accepted.

About 3 minutes after us leaving the toilets he complained of a bad itch. A bad itch all over. The itch to make gains.

I told him that I had deceived him, and sneakily given him a dose of creatine. I told him there was no looking back now, the damage was done, and that we better head for the gym.

What can I say, 1 line of creatine and this guy was benching 350 for reps. He's now a habitual user, doing creatine 4-5 times a day, but I've never seen him so happy.

Creatine, not even once.

Did you feel depressed that he was able to outbench you purely by virtue of taking one hit of creatine, while you'd done it your whole life?

Or were you just happy for him?

[InnocentMiscer]

Did you feel depressed that he was able to outbench you purely by virtue of taking one hit of creatine, while you'd done it your whole life?

Or were you just happy for him?

You're lying. I know you are. Something deep down inside me is telling me. So instead of studying for my exams, I will spend the next 14 hours going through every one of your posts. I will scrutinise every word, looking at posts that respond to you, and threads that you post in, to determine whether any talk of facial aesthetics has been undergone. If my suspicions are correct, and I believe they are, I will report you. I will find them posts, and I will neg you.

[DTO]

fckin this lmao, nothing wrong with people eating alone idk why society automatically thinks you're depressed if you're going somewhere/doing something by yourself

Tfw i have loads of friends but sometimes go eat/to the shops on my own.


Tfw i never knew this was "weird" until recently

[OfficialDiesel]

Me but im on half aesthetic

[Soflogator528]

if you're truly depressed you're not going to have the drive to consistently train. It just goes against it. Building a physique is an act of hope, you are looking forward to something, while depression is where you feel like there is no hope. Also depressed people often aren't motivated to do much or enjoy much.

Coming from someone's who's been really fukn depressed, you're somewhat right. I've always loved training, and even in my lowest points over the last year I still trained. But it was different, I was just kinda going through the motions and didn't really have any goals in the gym. Made some gains but didn't really care much about it. Just flopped around doing whatever the hell I felt like in the gym and still maintained a good physique because I know how to train hard. I can tell that I'm doing better though because I have goals in the gym again. I look forward to workouts not because I get out the apartment (which if you're depressed, it's easy to find that where you live becomes a timeless blackhole where you wallow in misery), but because I'm working towards something again.


We're all gonna make it brahs.

[fabofly]

lmao, i was like lmao. If you think an impressive physique will change things significantly I have sum bad news. external changes can never fix internal problems /thread

[00o]

lmao, i was like lmao. If you think an impressive physique will change things significantly I have sum bad news. external changes can never fix internal problems /thread

Maybe not, but unless you believe we're all experts at wearing masks, the outside does reflect the inside. Sometimes what's boiling underneath just seeps through the surface.

[Ensamtoga]

Depression is a sickness of modern era.

When you are focused on your work or doing things you love , things will and must change.

Ask yourself why are you depressed? You are depressed because you are phossy and lazy. There is no time for depression for people that put 110% of effort in their goals.

People often think that other people with an amazing physique have amazing life and they are never depressed. They are totally wrong. You never know what's inside the man and his/her problems.

[norim01]

I'm talking about people that don't go outside guys.

People that only care about their goals, people that don't like to go out drinking because those nights happen to be a burden to their goals (school, work, gym etc.).

In generally just people that are so focused and uptight on important stuff that they create this comfortzone for themselves where they don't have to interact with other people in order for them to achieve their goals.

My question is:

Is this level of stress/uptightness unhealthy in a way that it makes your hormones screw up your goals of becoming aesthetic?

[Chesso95]

most people at the gym are dead inside

[bellanor]

When depressed I auto-cut and turn in a fragile female, start looking at pony pictures, and submit to anything. Creates the ideal really.

[Massgain]

being aesthetic usually means being healthy and being healthy usually makes people happy