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Coping with genetic inferiority + poor development
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Over the course of the first few years of my life, my diet was terrible, which likely gravely stunted my development. I’ve talked to my parents about what they remember from my early childhood and they said that I disliked nearly all nutritional foods. Now, I’m the same height as my mom (5’7) and potentially done developing. I’m somewhat recessed with a poor frontal bone. I can’t seem to put on muscle, and I’m naturally unathletic. I’m noticeably high IQ and I believe that I’m an interesting individual, but these traits are overlooked by my peers, as said traits usually are in the dating and social realms. How can I cope?
LuisApr 4twin
onesubzeroApr 4I think I found my twin
mogkeeperApr 4brocel
Coping is bad. If you really can't get anything ...you have to hardmax with surgeries or implants...you can't softmax bones...only if you are uh development....but improving health factors will also help
Personally (this may be something you don’t support) if I wasn’t able to find a lover and was lonely I would hire women to pleasure me. (I can’t say the actual job ofc because my last comment got taken down when I did, so that’s why I’m saying it like that).
I understand the appeal but if you’re doing that you know it’s over
DaniyalApr 4,
DaniyalApr 4@mogkeeper Yeah that's the point you do it because it's over
placeincorporatedMar 26no point regretting the past, do your best starting forwards
Will stay 5’7, unfixable skull and frame. Just looking for copes.
No better time to start than now, and keep working out you will put on mass sooner or later.
mogkeeperMar 26Been in the gym for a couple months now.
Hgh_GoblinMar 26Keep it up brotha!
what im doing is tryna do everything in control to maximize my looks without surgery and enjoy the rest of my teenage years while also gettin bread up so i can surgery max by early twenties. its never truly over if u dont have deformities imo