Which is Easier: Bulking or Cutting?

Cutting is easier. You will only be tired and weak feeling the first couple days. Your body gets used to it after the first week it’s nothing. Cutting at 2000 on lift days and 1500 on rest days and have zero issues with energy and my lifts have gone up. No size gains though but that was expected.

The ideal body

Do you really need to eat above 3000cal a day to bulk?

They're both easy, you pussy.

Dont ask me for a damn timestamp i already had to do this earlier

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this you on the far right?

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Lmao no but i know that kid

As someone cutting at like sub-1500 calories I still agree cutting is easier. I literally just eat fruit, veggies and meat once a day and then I focus on other things. I don't have to really worry about going outside my diet as long as I don't go over my TDEE. Bulking is fucking tedious, expensive and unless you're frauding you have to be super clean.

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cutting is way easier if you have the will power. Just don't eat lol

bulking is way easier if you have the will power. Just eat lol

post routine plz

literally the only thing thats harder about bulking is the price, because you should still make sure you eat healthier food on cuts

Bulking correctly is more difficult than cutting correctly. If you want to make/keep gains without losing overall health it's much easier to fast or go keto than it is to cleanly bulk at the right surplus.
>Not talking about maintaining strength and what not; purely about which is easier
Of course it's easier to shove food into your mouth than look at it and not eat it. Why the fuck are you even asking this?

Chubby but mirin forearms

Just kidding, you look good for Jow Forums. Don’t dox yourself tho

>cutting to below 10% is impossible
>people can't starve to death

It depends on your relationship with food and your body. Some people have a difficult time consuming enough calories during a bulk due to lack of hunger, and others have a difficult time cutting enough calories to get lean due to being hungry all the time.

For me personally I find bulking easy, I just make high-calorie, high-protein foods and never stop eating them.
When cutting, I have to prepare low-calorie, high-protein options that keep me full longer, which generally means more fresh vegetables, so I have to go shopping more often.

>damn near impossible
>impossible
learn to fucking read, you mongoloid

Bulking on clean food for health is a meme. If you're going for a high cal bulk just eat like 5 spoonfuls of peanut butter every day on top of your normal food. That's an extra ~500 calories. Add 16oz of whole milk and that's +800 a day

>damn near impossible
>9,000,000+ people do it every single year

who do you know, personally, that has cut below 10% regularly? You don't seem to realize how low that is. Don't use youtube personalities as your sample pool

3 friends off the top of my head

literally

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>Cope
this

Cutting.

You save money, you take less time cooking, and you look better every day.

I seriously think I know this girl.

Bulking is easy as fuck.
I could eat 4000kcal a day of healthy food without even trying.
Cutting is hard as fuck.

Cutting is what I do naturally, so bulking takes a lot of effort and forcing myself to eat.

Cutting. I fucking hate cardio, and HIIT works but its a bitch. Especially after an 8 hour shift