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Ignoring the dating/sexual aspect of gymcelling which has been debated multiple times, does gymcelling give you more respect from your fellow males? Let's assume you gymcel to your natty maximum genetic limit and have an FFMI of 22-24. Will people start behaving differently around you, for example:
1. People bump into you less and when they do they apologize for it
2. People walk around your instead of trying to make you walk around them
3. People excuse themselves when they need to pass by you quickly
4. People consider you the strong/tough guy
5. People ask you to carry stuff for them (Mainly applies to work environments, but could also occur elsewhere)
6. Males ask you how much you can bench/lift/etc.
7. People don't interrupt as much when you talk
8. People actually acknowledge your existence and don't act as if you're not there
9. Males invite you to hang out with them
10. Males gravitate towards you more
11. Males give you compliments on your body (in a non-homo manner)
12. Males stop picking fights with you unless they wanna show off in front of their friends/gfs
13. People accuse you of using steroids
14. Your PE/Gym/Sports teacher asks you to play for the school (This one is for youngcels still in school)
15. People tell you to flex your muscles and pose for a picture
16. People assume you're either hot-headed or stupid
17. People are intimidated by you at first until they get to know you better (They still respect you tho and don't fuck around with you)
Any other examples I didn't write here could be shared by others if they want to.
I ask this cause I've noticed that aside from being treated like shit by women, men don't take me seriously either IRL. I know looks explains the female aspect of it, but maybe men don't respect skinny/skinny-fat men. I'm wondering once I reach my genetic limit gymcelling if maybe that'll help me not be treated as a subhuman by other men and maybe can gain me some acquaintances/friends that I can benefit from. Men don't judge face as harshly as women, but they do seem to judge your body/muscle more. Any serious gymcels here can give their personal experiences on how they were treated before and after gymcelling. I'll still gymcel since I consider it a good cope and keeps me distracted/healthy.
1. People bump into you less and when they do they apologize for it
2. People walk around your instead of trying to make you walk around them
3. People excuse themselves when they need to pass by you quickly
4. People consider you the strong/tough guy
5. People ask you to carry stuff for them (Mainly applies to work environments, but could also occur elsewhere)
6. Males ask you how much you can bench/lift/etc.
7. People don't interrupt as much when you talk
8. People actually acknowledge your existence and don't act as if you're not there
9. Males invite you to hang out with them
10. Males gravitate towards you more
11. Males give you compliments on your body (in a non-homo manner)
12. Males stop picking fights with you unless they wanna show off in front of their friends/gfs
13. People accuse you of using steroids
14. Your PE/Gym/Sports teacher asks you to play for the school (This one is for youngcels still in school)
15. People tell you to flex your muscles and pose for a picture
16. People assume you're either hot-headed or stupid
17. People are intimidated by you at first until they get to know you better (They still respect you tho and don't fuck around with you)
Any other examples I didn't write here could be shared by others if they want to.
I ask this cause I've noticed that aside from being treated like shit by women, men don't take me seriously either IRL. I know looks explains the female aspect of it, but maybe men don't respect skinny/skinny-fat men. I'm wondering once I reach my genetic limit gymcelling if maybe that'll help me not be treated as a subhuman by other men and maybe can gain me some acquaintances/friends that I can benefit from. Men don't judge face as harshly as women, but they do seem to judge your body/muscle more. Any serious gymcels here can give their personal experiences on how they were treated before and after gymcelling. I'll still gymcel since I consider it a good cope and keeps me distracted/healthy.
which is what I think OP made this thread about. Although I didn't really read his post
