Why don't you have a gym buddy?

If you do what's he like?

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I don't give a fuck about companionship when I'm for me.

*when I'm there for me

an old boomer asks me for advice and says i remind him of his son
good enough

The potential ones talk too damn much.

Based, would love to have a buddy like this.
My buddy is a semi-chad with autistic interests that mogs me in all lifts. Old one dumped me for another gym, feelsbadman.

Those are some comfy looking pantaloons

i dont like working out with others

I had one and honestly it got annoying. I like putting headphones in and lifting without trying to explain anything and constantly weight swapping because we had no where near the same strength.

had a gym buddy from work, dude really wanted to lose weight so he went in hard. then he did some questionable shit like get nutrisystems. week after he ordered it hes smashing chips and shit inbetween meals. stops going to the gym because "he cant find time" even though he doesnt really work that much and is always playing video games and shit.

trying to get him back in but i dont think hes gonna make it.

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My gym buddy is a balding manlet with schizoaffective disorder. He is alarmingly dim-witted as well as being actually psychotic. He only vaguely understands nutrition (like, he seemed genuinely surprised to learn that excess protein could be turned into fat), does no compound lifts at all and has terrible form on machines, somehow. But he does move some seriously weight, like over a quarter-ton leg press for a dozen reps and cable curls with the whole 100 kg stack. He calls me 'user the barbarian' because of my beard and insists we have to shout 'aargh' when doing big lifts.

What the fuck

Had one for a few months a few years back. Nice bloke who wanted to lose weight. But his attitude was he was gonna train until he met his goal of losing a certain amount of weight. I told him that's the wrong approach and it's about a lifestyle change, ideally forever. We're still good friends but oc he's back to his old self, physically.

My gym buddy is my girlfriend. I've been lifting and doing combat sports for years so I have a pretty good all around understanding of fitness. However she has recently started to have an interest in free weights and muay thai.

I'm slowly teaching her Jow Forums, hopefully one day she'll let my post her cum covered face on here

I like working out alone.
No human interaction, no earbuds, nothing.
Just me lifting like an autist for 90 minutes. Maybe chicking Jow Forums between sets.
It's like a zen thing, I like it that way.

>hopefully one day she'll let my post her cum covered face on here
thats something we can both hope for, user:)

I don't have any kind of buddy.
I probably give off some bad vibe or something.

He's a unit. I'm in special training for the Army right now so we've been going together less but we did an almost 3 hour long full body workout on Saturday. Was Hell but our similar humor carries us through it. Humor=making Sans Undertake dialogue noises in the middle of a set and then busting ass laughing

Ive tried lifting with pals. It never really turns into a good workout.

My gf mostly, I like training with her so other fucks in the gym don’t talk to her which is what happens whenever she trains by herself and she’s a sweet idiot and thinks they want to be her friend
NO

I workout by myself because when I workout I want it to be me vs me and no one else people are my distractions

5'9 wannabe businessman self-improvement/productiveness obsessed german/polish type with massive arms and chest
An absolute bro, we know each other for three years and started lifting two years ago
Our friendship is beneficial for both

I haven't had a friend in half a decade.