Hey girls, have you ever find a guy attractive after his body transformation (losing a lot of weight, gaining muscles, changing style...)?

[Anonymous]

[Charlotte0204]

That picture to me, is honestly unattractive. I feel like it doesn't look natural. He also seems like the kinda guy that loves himself more than he could ever love another woman.

[Asker]

You sound a bit insecure. No offense. by the way, i agree that he looks unnatural i have just randomly choosed the picture.

[NessyTheMonster]

I found him even more attractive than before

[Asker]

Congratulations, you are the first that answered the question instead of commenting randomly selected picture

[boggboss]

Yea many people's opinions can change after a change to the looks happen

[TheHonestGirl]

Yeah, 100%! But if its only for personal gain and not just to impress society.

[Shimy]

Is that guy on steroids?

[Gadsey]

no he's not, just very well build

[Benedek38]

Don't listen to him, that's Jeff Seid, and he is a walking pharmacy.

[Proz11]

Yeah jeff is on roids

[Gadsey]

I know who Jeff Seid is and I'm quite sure he is not on roids

[Benedek38]

@Gadsey And I think Rich Piana was natty. Doesn't make it true.

[Asker]

@Benedek38 Actually, his body fat to muscle ratio can be placed in natural gifted or steriods group.

[Benedek38]

Well, he has an FFMI of 25.6, so that doesn't necessarily warrant steroid use, if he has top 0.1% genetics or so. However, reading a bit about it, here's the reality: He was a competitive highschool athlete (already a red flag, a scholarship is worth a few pricks in the buttocks), he has an injury. During his recovery period, he started lifting, gained a lot of size, and realised he wants to do bodybuilding.
Now, he was already in good shape BEFORE his injury. How come he gained massive amounts of mass during a months long recovery period? Could it have ANYTHING to do with the fact that HGH and steroids are commonly prescribed for sports injuries?

And the fact that he has ANY size at all, and he is constantly at 6-7% body fat is, again, a red flag. Even most bodybuilders fluctuate a bit, yet he is dry like Tutankhamon with an 8pac.

Obviously I was exagerating with Rich Piana, but there is no doubt that Jeff Sied uses drugs. Remember - when they do it for money, morals don't matter

[Gadsey]

@Benedek38 You can not accuse someone for taking steroids by just reading some articles. Huge muscle size and low body-fat are not necessaryly signs for drugs.

He has no signs of using steroids, for example acne.
He also trains since he was 12 and when you look at pictures of him when he was younger (16-17) you see that he hasn't gained much size since then.
Steroids lead to a very fast muscle growth and that didn't happen on Jeff

[Benedek38]

@Gadsey
"Huge muscle size and low body-fat are not necessaryly signs for drugs."
https://i.imgflip.com/2c7784.jpg

"He has no signs of using steroids, for example acne."
Acne is not an accurate way of telling. There are a lot of substances that don't cause acne.
His skin is flushed and paper thin. Typical of roid heads.

"He also trains since he was 12"
So?
You practically don't start packing serious muscle until puberty gets to its peak at around 16-17. Before that you don't have the amounts of testosterone to make a change.

And I know guys who have been training for 20 or more years, rigorously, and they look nothing like him. Don't give. me the "supreme genetics" bullshit. I presented you with the pieces of the puzzle, you have to put it together.

by the way, how many times did you see The Rock with acne? John Cena? Randy Orton? Dave Bautista? Just asking because these are ALL hardcore steroid users.

[Benedek38]

@Gadsey "he hasn't gained much size since then."
Oh, sure.
This is from 2014:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bsc5_pHCMAAVMJQ.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bfk1WonCEAA3hZ3.jpg
toomanyhotguys.files.wordpress.com/.../jeff-seid.jpg
And this is him in 2017-2018:
www.imdb.com/.../rm1340429568
If you can't see that there are at least 15 kg differenxes between the already peak physique 18 year old model, and the current one, I can't help you.

[Gadsey]

So you think you can't have low body fat and being muscular at the same time, without using drugs? interesting...

You say acne isn't a accurate way of telling someone uses steroids but it's a proof if someones skin is "paper thin"?

Yes you can view that from different angles. For example look at this picture.
aretheyonsteroids.com/.../...id-transformation.jpg

Basically you won't build that much muscles at young age, you're right. But that depends on your body, some people have it easier than others and some barely grow anything.

It's not only how long you've been training but HOW you train. If you're not doing it right you can train 50 years an won't get the results you want.

The genetic bullshit, as you called it is as dumb as accusing every man with a bit more muscle size taking steroids. Nearly every well-known person that lifts weights takes roids in the eyes of so many people.
I don't get this...

[5ara8ear]

Eww no. He looks so fake and gross.

[Asker]

it wasn't my question

[5ara8ear]

My answer is no. Maybe if you want a direct answer. You should make a poll. Just saying...

[Stan_Control_]

This guy looks like an anime character.

[Asker]

Haha

[Stan_Control_]

I'm serious.
Because of the way that the lighting goes.

[Asker]

Why are all talking about picture, like it could be anything instead of my question

[Stan_Control_]

Who is "all"?

[Celtero]

That looks weird. Needs more body fat.

[Anonymous]

Nope.

[21jumpstreet]

sometimes