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Being in a relationship ruins bodybuilding hopes?

RyanWilson1993
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Unless your partner is bigger than you and directly blocking the weight room...0
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How so?0
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^^^What he said.0 -
:huh: why? i dont think so...0
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Hey there OP. How about you start us off by thoroughly explaining what you mean, and what you see as at least two opposing viewpoints on the topic?0
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OP, i doubt you have either.0
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Are you serious?
If you are..yes it does. It ruins hopes for alot of things0 -
It depends on how understanding/supportive the other person in the relationship is. I looked into figure competitions, but the dietary lifestyle isn't what I would consider enjoyable and I certainly wouldn't expect my husband to eat what I was eating. We get enjoyment out of cooking/dining together (healthy foods, but not what would be on a body-building plan) and part of our relationship would suffer if I chose to go down that road. Additionally, body building requires a huge time committment to the gym and if the other half isn't much of a gym-body, they may feel neglected.
In short - It is possible to be in a relationship AND bodybuild, but only if the both of you are on the same page with expectations.0 -
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^^^What he said.
^ What she said about what I said.0 -
who would want to be a bodybuilder anyways?0
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OP, i doubt you have either.0
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just break up!0
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I gained 40lbs when I was most in love! I think eating out more, being comfortable with your partner and spending more time with them and less time in the gym contributed. All EXCUSES I know, but it happened. Now that I'm single again, I'm back in the gym and counting calories.0
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Just break up.0
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just break up!
you beat me. this time.0 -
Go to the gym together, problem solved!0
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Improving yourselves together, becoming more awesome together, strengthens any bond.
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Absolutely not. Unless you're dating a sloth.
I know a bodybuilding who is dating a petite little girl who doesn't work out. He hasn't lost his shape at all.0 -
I think all the answers to your questions can be found here:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100405164757AADo6xD0 -
My bodybuilding goal was to pick up by BF (literally). Little 120lb me picked up his 230lb butt the other day. Now to pick up his brother... 270lb.0
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^^^What he said.
^ What she said about what I said.
What he said about what she said about what he said0 -
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^^^What he said.
^ What she said about what I said.
What he said about what she said about what he said
quoted for truth ..0 -
Dont really know any serious bodybuilder that can keep a relationship unless their partner has an interest0
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