Can i somehow fix the gap?

[Nelu26]

Hi Guys, so i've been weightlifting for 16 months now. I have made considerable progress (for me), i am 15 now, at 176 cm and 70 kg (150 pounds)
I have noticed my gap in the first 2 months, but never gave it any atention. But now it has become serious. I am really self conscious about it, i almost never wear a t-shirt now, only sweaters or other clothes than won't show my chest, my gym moral and motivation have gotten to record lows. Even tho my last workout I achieved a personal record at the bench, i still was sad. Can i somehow "fill" this gap? Is it genetics? Or am i just underdeveloped?
Do i have a chance of ever looking good?
Because of this cave between my pecs, i even started to think about leaving weightlifting... please guys, help.
Btw, it is the first time i try to post a picture on the forum, so sorry for that..
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[GRosen]

Hi Guys, so i've been weightlifting for 16 months now. I have made considerable progress (for me), i am 15 now, at 176 cm and 70 kg (150 pounds)
I have noticed my gap in the first 2 months, but never gave it any atention. But now it has become serious. I am really self conscious about it, i almost never wear a t-shirt now, only sweaters or other clothes than won't show my chest, my gym moral and motivation have gotten to record lows. Even tho my last workout I achieved a personal record at the bench, i still was sad. Can i somehow "fill" this gap? Is it genetics? Or am i just underdeveloped?
Do i have a chance of ever looking good?
Because of this cave between my pecs, i even started to think about leaving weightlifting... please guys, help.
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Its almost definitely a genetic thing that you cant "fix". The reason i say "fix" is because its not a problem, its not going to affect performance in a negative or positive way, and the reason you think you dont look good is because youre use to seeing a bunch of people without it. Its totally normal and i GUARENTEE that its not as bad as you think. Im 15 too and have been lifting for 7.5 months and i have it too. By the way, no one can see your photo. Anyway look up Omar Isuf on youtube, im pretty sure that the gap he has is the gap you think you have. Its not a bad thing, just look at him, hes really big, and really strong. For the most part no one cares if you have it or not and if someone other than you does care tell them to screw off just cuz.

[Jstan01]

Hi Guys, so i've been weightlifting for 16 months now. I have made considerable progress (for me), i am 15 now, at 176 cm and 70 kg (150 pounds)
I have noticed my gap in the first 2 months, but never gave it any atention. But now it has become serious. I am really self conscious about it, i almost never wear a t-shirt now, only sweaters or other clothes than won't show my chest, my gym moral and motivation have gotten to record lows. Even tho my last workout I achieved a personal record at the bench, i still was sad. Can i somehow "fill" this gap? Is it genetics? Or am i just underdeveloped?
Do i have a chance of ever looking good?
Because of this cave between my pecs, i even started to think about leaving weightlifting... please guys, help.
Btw, it is the first time i try to post a picture on the forum, so sorry for that..
imgur .c o m /9g7ZqET

It could be genetics but most likely your too early in your training to know. The more advanced you get the more you will see your chest fill in. Start doing a bunch of accessory exercises for your chest to mix it up

[Thomas2950]

You can't. It's your insertions 100% and it's genetically determined. It's the same as people with long biceps vs short biceps, even vs uneven abs etc.

Literally zero things you can do about it so I wouldn't worry at all. It's common.

[georgee1]

+1 for genetics