Search Results: does age matter

I'm only 5'7" tall, and I'm skinny to boot- no matter how hard I try, I can't build up muscle mass or even put on any fat. Doesn't make a difference how much I eat, or how many protein shakes I make, I just can't put on weight; and whenever I work out, even if I'm pumping iron 3 hours every day, doing reps with weights which weigh more than twice as much as I do, and jogging 5km every evening, all that it ever does is just make my veins bulge out, all over my body, like some gross, freakish abomination.

And I never stop getting dissed, mocked, belittled and emasculated for it. I am NOT weak. Plenty of these thugs look at me and see me as an easy target, come after me trying to beat up on me, mug me, intimidate me. But I can handle myself- every fight I've ever had to fight, even three-on-one against guys twice my size, I've always won. Doesn't matter though- no-one gives a fuck about how strong or fast or athletic I am. I used to be comfortable with my body, happy with it. but now I absolutely hate it, because everyone else hates it and laughs at it, especially girls.

I'm fairly good looking in other aspects, and keep myself well. I still get approached by girls often enough- but because I'm so short and small and slim and 'have a young face', these girls are always either jailbait high-school thots, or pedobear MILF creepers who mistake me for a schoolboy. Will there ever be any girls out there, in the age range I'm looking for (16-29) who could ever find me attractive, as I am?

Is there anything I could do that I haven't already tried, bar steroid abuse or surgery, to become bigger and bulkier- to look like a 'real man' instead of the 'scrawny midget' I am now? Or should I just give up on ever finding someone who wants me for my body- is it hopeless to try and find a girl (over the age of 16) who'd find me attractive?

What would trainers do if they were to see that one of my friends; for the sake of this question (his
name is (John Doe) were really interested in wrestling for the love of it, but see a knot in his left leg,
And see that he was in his late 30's; on his I. D., but looked young? Half of the question couldn't fit at
the top, because can only have 150 characters or less. I just wanted to know, I've talked to him, about
this and told him that his age wouldn't really matter; if he was very passionate about it and they could
get around that, put a patch on it. He would probably be doing some work as an Announcer, Interviewer or Commentator. Most likely, I'm curious about it, because I want to support him, but I wonder if he should just go with his second choice; and that is film directing. I wonder if they would
tell him, no or say, "Okay, since you look young, don't look like you're in your 30's, you are still in your
prime for your 30's and got a knot on your left leg, we can work around that, you can get in." Keep in
mind, the guys; who came in at his age range, he's 37, Diamond Dallas Page and others I forgot. I'm sorry for rambling on, in this question; I need to elaborate more. What do you think?