When I was in elementary school, I already liked the idea of having muscle and was doing pushups, situps, chairs somewhat often and by then end, I was doing like 40 pushups in a row. It seemed only natural for me to like GWMs. Then in high school, I was lifting every now and then on lunchtime and I realized I liked GWM more than other formats of girls by age 15.
Now skipping 10 years, I'm 25 and lift 5 days a week, got a great powerlifting setup at home + free weights. Gained 5 lbs of muscle this year, struggling a bit with nutrition though. Hard to eat a lot when you work a lot too.
So yes, I was training a bit before, but watching GWM strenghtened my passion for lifting. One day, I hope a girl will appreciate the effort I put in, I'm ok if it's not a GWM, those are practically unicorns.
Yeah, I'm really into growing stronger and bigger than a lot of the GWM on this site.
It's a helluvalot easier to do so without steroids than if you're using men as a source of comparison. I'm only around 217-218 lbs at the moment (almost 50 lbs heavier than before my bulk), and I'm already much bigger than a considerable portion of GWM models.
Hope to get to over 230 lbs before the winter is over, but ideally I want to take this as far as I could go naturally.
Plus, having a relationship with a muscular woman would be a dream to me, and no one would bat an eye or think it's strange to do so if I'm very muscular myself. And muscular women tend to prefer men larger than themselves too...
Yeah I do 6 days/ week, 3 days on, 1 day off, been working out since the beginning of covid basically. I'd be lying if I said love of GWM didn't inspire me to start, but getting into the routine and getting addicted to gains, plus having a retreat from the stresses of life keep me going.
Are you into bodybuilding yourself? Is it because of you being inspired by the GWMs or did you train before and then discovered your love for the GWMs?