QUOTE(Florian @ Aug 11 2009, 11:50 PM)
Yeah, it's called a defend mechanism. They make a something unacceptable and turn it into something acceptable in their minds.
He was my housemate last year. There was once he was asking me how to gain weight and stuff, and at the same time he asked me to boil eggs for him everyday when I'm cooking my own eggs. I was like "WTF you want to gain weight and you ask me to cook for you?" and instead of taking back his statement he said "I'll buy the eggs and you cook for me." I said "Fvck you. NO." Then he was like aiyo small things also cannot help then he get all angry like a 5 year old boy who can't get his sweets. He always asks people to do crazy things for him and when he gets rejected he'll use that aiyo small things also cannot help line.
That are you jealous line was a really good idea! But what if he says no i'm not jealous?
If he say that, you can go on the offensive, "If so then you wouldn't feel the need to bring it up and talk trash, so do yourself a favor and keep your piehole shut if you've nothing constructive to say."
Or if you'd like to keep a relatively conflict-free relationship with him, smile and laugh as though he said something extremely dumb and absurd (and he did in fact do just that), and ask him who told him that. And then you can explain that there's a big difference between bodybuilding and powerlifting, but even bodybuilders get considerable gains in strength through training.
If it comes down to it, challenge him to prove that your muscles 'are just for show', by going to the gym right there and then, no excuses. It puts him in a catch 22 situation, where if he accepts, you'll make him eat his words, and if he declines, he'll look like a *****.
QUOTE(zaxxshoxx @ Aug 12 2009, 01:05 AM)
full body workout mean do only one routine for one muscle rite?
Full /= one.
This post has been edited by ~LynX~: Aug 12 2009, 03:47 AM 
Aug 12 2009, 12:51 AM
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Too tired liao.
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