Anonymous #1 18h

And who is the source of the body he’s building? His mother? What of her? There comes a point where you must decide whether you believe your body is made intentionally by a creator (God) for a purpose, or your body is the amalgamation of a series of macro evolutions with an unknown source and an unknown purpose. Stop forcing your own beliefs on someone who is clearly comfortable with their own

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Anonymous #2 18h

Not forcing anything just annoying to see great accomplishments from people and they give all the credit to some fictional being. Believing in a god is just a coping mechanism because we don’t know. It’s ok not to know. “God of the gaps”

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Anonymous #2 18h

Agree with this. Great stuff OP

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Anonymous #1 18h

You have just as much evidence calling God fiction as the OP does calling Him nonfiction. It is evident he feels strongly about his belief in God, and since this post is about OP and his accomplishments (which are his prerogative to attribute to God), you should celebrate this dudes insane progress and move on. No need to be argumentative about his personal beliefs

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Anonymous #1 17h

I get what you mean man and I appreciate it. For me personally I’ve just gone through some things in my life where i wouldn’t have been able to get through them without my faith. In return I try to always give thanks cause I’m not guaranteed another day. I totally get where you come from and I respect you wholeheartedly.

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Anonymous #1 17h

Appreciate it❤️

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Anonymous #1 12h

i think that you actually ARE forcing your beliefs onto someone who is clearly set in their own. they’re allowed to believe, you’re allowed not to and you don’t have to comment against their beliefs - boom everyone is happy

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Anonymous #6 8h

👋👋

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Anonymous #7 7h

Single arm pulldown, single arm row, t bar row, and reverse peck dec for the rear delts. 2x6-8 or failure for every exercise

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Anonymous OP 7h

And start with the muscle you think you lack in the most

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