Instagram bodybuilder/fitness model.
>29
>Married to long term girl
>Christian
>Loves firearms
>Uses boxing for cardio & used to wrestle
>No tattoos
>Works a real job/ owns his own tiling and bathroom installing small business
>Trains mostly compounds with decent weight & good form
>6'3" (191cm)
>275 (125kg)
>has big calves despite being tall
He's like a Chad except married.
Also he's obviously not natty but doesn't look like he uses abusive amounts.
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has calves
It sounds like your in love
>Christian
Likes that's a positive characteristic
> inb4 pic related is me
>but doesn't look like he uses abusive amounts.
LMFAO. Obviously you know nothing about steroids
How much does it take to look like that? He doesn't have a roid gut.
Dont really care desu mate
He sounds like a Chad. But what's good about being Christian?
>heh, false God kid... Nothin personal...
>No roid gut = doesn't look like he uses abusive amounts
Looks like a 1990s gay porn star
>Saving pics of men in their tighty whities
>Not a fag
Pick 1 nigga
this is pure speculation but hes probably on something like test + tren + gh + some oral. couple of grams a week in total
>He's like a Chad except married.
Sounds like you're jealous
>roids
>christian
>19 Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; 20 you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.
1 Corinthians 6:19-20
>Christian
>posts lewd photos like that
Wew
>christian
>gets a semi before taking a selfie
Yeahhhh, sure. He's prob. one of those dudes that's gonna become a preacher and diddle a 5-year old.
Says nothing about enhancing your body with test.
That line could as easily be interpreted as do not self mutilate, or be a homo.
the popular "body is a temple" verse is commonly interpreted in its context to mean generally don't do shit things to your body like get tattoos (kikes aren't allowed via other jewish law) or eat garbage or use drugs, the idea is that the body is god's property and turning yourself into an unhealthy hormonal mess probably wasn't part of his master plan for the temple
>29
looks a lot older
Popular & Commonly interpreted
It was once popular to kill Christians, does that make it correct?
Yeah 40s easily
popular as in by scholars and church officials as well, these verses in the last half of chapter 6 basically mean "don't do anything bad to your body"
So basically be a monk?
I find most Christians to be the biggest crowd of self-righteous hypocrites around.
Don't take steroids; meanwhile drinking alcohol or smoking or both. Or eating massive amounts of hydrogenated fats, fast food etc... - all of which are worse for your body that steroids.
OR they will get all pissed if they see a guy showing off his gains, like "oh vanity and all that" because they have a weird disgust of the human body, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME, they show off their now possessions all the time. "check out my new truck, car, lawnmower, shoes etc..."
They claim all sins are equal, but they CLEARLY have a self created moral hierarchy. Although the majority seem to agree on the tenants. Showing off your abs - bad, showing off your new truck = good. Alcohol ok, cigarettes you're forgiven because it's hard to quit, keep praying for help etc... use roids = bad for your body, nope!