What is so unrealistic about what I claim?

Jason Voorhees

Jason Voorhees

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People act like my story is unbelievable, but there’s really nothing extraordinary about it if you break it down:

-Got hired to work for 3 months in the US? About 1 million foreign workers enter the U.S. annually on employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1) and I'm not even part of that figure I am just here for 3 months.

-Making $50/hr in tech? That’s the standard rate for a ITcel in my role. especially on contract roles. Check any job board. I am underpaid if anything for the roles and responsibilities

-Graduated from a top university? Sure but so do thousands of others every single year. I just worked hard, like many others.

-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here

-Splurging on ralph lauren and watches ? I had zero living costs in university. my parents covered my expenses. I saved all the money I earned from internships and freelance work that I already showed.

-Your IP keeps bouncing? Yeah I use Cloudflare WARP. It’s a free tool anyone can download. Even you can do it. I also freeze my IP sometimes with WARP+ Teams

-How were you in the army? I did serve in the army youth. I literally posted my medals and my pictures in full uniform on here a 2 years ago. Again millions of people do this every year and I joined like 30+ clubs in college

-You can speak German? Yes I can. I had to learn a foreign language as a part of my course i picked german. I thought if I was learning german I might aswell learn it properly and go all the way to make it another life skill so I went all out and learnt it. I even send @deadstock a vocaroo of me speaking in german

-Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week

So what part of this is supposed to be “unbelievable”? Please tell me what kind of great superman work did I do for people to question me? Did I land a rocket on the moon or did I become a billionaire overnight. What is so unrealistic about a 20-year-old Indian guy doing IT work in the US who was part of the army club and did freelancing in uni?
 
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-60k posts on a dalit forum
 
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Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week
when do you sleep
 
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nice a legal indian
 
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Nigga nobody is refuting this shi
 
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-60k posts on a dalit forum
So what nigga. I am on this forum since 2020. More than 5 years and bulk of my posts were the years I actually was rotting. In 2021-23
 
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tag me in ur story threads
 
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So what nigga. I am on this forum since 2020. More than 5 years and bulk of my posts were the years I actually was rotting. In 2021-23
Takes more than 2 years to go from Indiamart vendor to US immigrant earning $50 an hour
 
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when do you sleep
It depends but when I have duty at night in the morning otherwise late at night. It is mostly staring at a screen tho.But if something breaks, I have to jump in immediately.Devops is very work at home friendly.
 
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-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here
Why are people obsessed with bench pressing. I never do it, always use machines and barely do compound exercises. When someday randomly the gymcells were challenging me with bench press I could barely put 60kg in the air… They made a big fuss about it, I couldn’t give a single fuck tbh...
 
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I reached 120kg in 1 month you faggot
 
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People act like my story is unbelievable, but there’s really nothing extraordinary about it if you break it down:

-Got hired to work for 3 months in the US? About 1 million foreign workers enter the U.S. annually on employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1) and I'm not even part of that figure I am just here for 3 months.

-Making $50/hr in tech? That’s the standard rate for a ITcel in my role. especially on contract roles. Check any job board. I am underpaid if anything for the roles and responsibilities

-Graduated from a top university? Sure but so do thousands of others every single year. I just worked hard, like many others.

-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here

-Splurging on ralph lauren and watches ? I had zero living costs in university. my parents covered my expenses. I saved all the money I earned from internships and freelance work that I already showed.

-Your IP keeps bouncing? Yeah I use Cloudflare WARP. It’s a free tool anyone can download. Even you can do it. I also freeze my IP sometimes with WARP+ Teams

-How were you in the army? I did serve in the army youth. I literally posted my medals and my pictures in full uniform on here a 2 years ago. Again millions of people do this every year and I joined like 30+ clubs in college

-You can speak German? Yes I can. I had to learn a foreign language as a part of my course i picked german. I thought if I was learning german I might aswell learn it properly and go all the way to make it another life skill so I went all out and learnt it. I even send @deadstock a vocaroo of me speaking in german

-Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week

So what part of this is supposed to be “unbelievable”? Please tell me what kind of great superman work did I do for people to question me? Did I land a rocket on the moon or did I become a billionaire overnight. What is so unrealistic about a 20-year-old Indian guy doing IT work in the US who was part of the army club and did freelancing in uni?
The problem is you didnt use enough BIG LETTERS. if you use enough BIG LETTERS your message will be MUCH MORE CREDIBLE and look a bit less like it wasnt written by a HATEFUL INCEL LIKE YOU
 
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Why are people obsessed with bench pressing. I never do it, always use machines and barely do compound exercises. When someday randomly the gymcells were challenging me with bench press I could barely put 60kg in the air… They made a big fuss about it, I couldn’t give a single fuck tbh...
Compound movements like bench press, squats and deadlifts are good indictions of strength. Machines are good for targeting specific muscles, but they kinda do half the work for you since they stabilize the movement. So if you never do compounds, your raw strength might not show up when you're put on the spot with something like a barbell bench. You can also lift a lot of weight in bench press, deadlifts and squat which feels validating. it's like the gym bro rite of passage. Doesn't mean machines are useless though, just different goals.
 
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Because you are doing normal at your age compared to us.
 
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Compound movements like bench press, squats and deadlifts are good indictions of strength. Machines are good for targeting specific muscles, but they kinda do half the work for you since they stabilize the movement. So if you never do compounds, your raw strength might not show up when you're put on the spot with something like a barbell bench. You can also lift a lot of weight in bench press, deadlifts and squat which feels validating. it's like the gym bro rite of passage. Doesn't mean machines are useless though, just different goals.
Calisthenics mog both :cool:
 
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People act like my story is unbelievable, but there’s really nothing extraordinary about it if you break it down:

-Got hired to work for 3 months in the US? About 1 million foreign workers enter the U.S. annually on employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1) and I'm not even part of that figure I am just here for 3 months.

-Making $50/hr in tech? That’s the standard rate for a ITcel in my role. especially on contract roles. Check any job board. I am underpaid if anything for the roles and responsibilities

-Graduated from a top university? Sure but so do thousands of others every single year. I just worked hard, like many others.

-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here

-Splurging on ralph lauren and watches ? I had zero living costs in university. my parents covered my expenses. I saved all the money I earned from internships and freelance work that I already showed.

-Your IP keeps bouncing? Yeah I use Cloudflare WARP. It’s a free tool anyone can download. Even you can do it. I also freeze my IP sometimes with WARP+ Teams

-How were you in the army? I did serve in the army youth. I literally posted my medals and my pictures in full uniform on here a 2 years ago. Again millions of people do this every year and I joined like 30+ clubs in college

-You can speak German? Yes I can. I had to learn a foreign language as a part of my course i picked german. I thought if I was learning german I might aswell learn it properly and go all the way to make it another life skill so I went all out and learnt it. I even send @deadstock a vocaroo of me speaking in german

-Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week

So what part of this is supposed to be “unbelievable”? Please tell me what kind of great superman work did I do for people to question me? Did I land a rocket on the moon or did I become a billionaire overnight. What is so unrealistic about a 20-year-old Indian guy doing IT work in the US who was part of the army club and did freelancing in uni?

Okay bragcel we get it. Stop making me feel inadequate :cautious:
 
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Compound movements like bench press, squats and deadlifts are good indictions of strength. Machines are good for targeting specific muscles, but they kinda do half the work for you since they stabilize the movement. So if you never do compounds, your raw strength might not show up when you're put on the spot with something like a barbell bench. You can also lift a lot of weight in bench press, deadlifts and squat which feels validating. it's like the gym bro rite of passage. Doesn't mean machines are useless though, just different goals.
Nah the stabilization of the movements is actually a good thing, its designed like that to ensure the muscle gets the proper stimulus. I’d say the main problem with machines and gyms in general, at least, of what I’ve seen in my area is most machines are bilateral, so most of the time if you have a stronger arm or whatever, that arm will making like 80/85% of the work…
 
It’s that those are all real in agartha
 
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Some people havent really seen the actual 0.001%tile folks
 
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How do you find time for your family with such busy schedule
 
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Have you seen?
What's so special about it?
Their lives are completely different than ours. What worries us at night is mere hurdle that can be solved with a snap of their fingers
 
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Jason might be the only good Indian I know
 
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lifemogs me
 
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People act like my story is unbelievable, but there’s really nothing extraordinary about it if you break it down:

-Got hired to work for 3 months in the US? About 1 million foreign workers enter the U.S. annually on employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1) and I'm not even part of that figure I am just here for 3 months.

-Making $50/hr in tech? That’s the standard rate for a ITcel in my role. especially on contract roles. Check any job board. I am underpaid if anything for the roles and responsibilities

-Graduated from a top university? Sure but so do thousands of others every single year. I just worked hard, like many others.

-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here

-Splurging on ralph lauren and watches ? I had zero living costs in university. my parents covered my expenses. I saved all the money I earned from internships and freelance work that I already showed.

-Your IP keeps bouncing? Yeah I use Cloudflare WARP. It’s a free tool anyone can download. Even you can do it. I also freeze my IP sometimes with WARP+ Teams

-How were you in the army? I did serve in the army youth. I literally posted my medals and my pictures in full uniform on here a 2 years ago. Again millions of people do this every year and I joined like 30+ clubs in college

-You can speak German? Yes I can. I had to learn a foreign language as a part of my course i picked german. I thought if I was learning german I might aswell learn it properly and go all the way to make it another life skill so I went all out and learnt it. I even send @deadstock a vocaroo of me speaking in german

-Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week

So what part of this is supposed to be “unbelievable”? Please tell me what kind of great superman work did I do for people to question me? Did I land a rocket on the moon or did I become a billionaire overnight. What is so unrealistic about a 20-year-old Indian guy doing IT work in the US who was part of the army club and did freelancing in uni?
Ok but are you CL?
 
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I assume its because this forum is synonymous with infamous larps, I don't think you're larping though
 
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People act like my story is unbelievable, but there’s really nothing extraordinary about it if you break it down:

-Got hired to work for 3 months in the US? About 1 million foreign workers enter the U.S. annually on employment-based visas (H-1B, L-1) and I'm not even part of that figure I am just here for 3 months.

-Making $50/hr in tech? That’s the standard rate for a ITcel in my role. especially on contract roles. Check any job board. I am underpaid if anything for the roles and responsibilities

-Graduated from a top university? Sure but so do thousands of others every single year. I just worked hard, like many others.

-Bench pressing 120 kg? That’s what consistent training over 2+ years gets you. It’s only impressive for someone who has never set foot in the gym. Also posted proof to gymcels here

-Splurging on ralph lauren and watches ? I had zero living costs in university. my parents covered my expenses. I saved all the money I earned from internships and freelance work that I already showed.

-Your IP keeps bouncing? Yeah I use Cloudflare WARP. It’s a free tool anyone can download. Even you can do it. I also freeze my IP sometimes with WARP+ Teams

-How were you in the army? I did serve in the army youth. I literally posted my medals and my pictures in full uniform on here a 2 years ago. Again millions of people do this every year and I joined like 30+ clubs in college

-You can speak German? Yes I can. I had to learn a foreign language as a part of my course i picked german. I thought if I was learning german I might aswell learn it properly and go all the way to make it another life skill so I went all out and learnt it. I even send @deadstock a vocaroo of me speaking in german

-Why are you always online? I'm awake at all hours because I work in DevOps.This isn't some cozy 9-to-5. I'm on-call for incidents. If a system breaks at 2 AM, I'm the one fixing it. Ask anyone in DevOps it's demanding and 24/7 but roles do get rotated which is why I was very inactive last week

So what part of this is supposed to be “unbelievable”? Please tell me what kind of great superman work did I do for people to question me? Did I land a rocket on the moon or did I become a billionaire overnight. What is so unrealistic about a 20-year-old Indian guy doing IT work in the US who was part of the army club and did freelancing in uni?
holy shit mirin, are you a chad or smth

currently stuck at 45kg incline bench press (12 reps, 4 sets)

also mirin the salary, in France for example M&A people are paid 25€ per hour lmao
 
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There is only one thing I doubt. Cannot say it publicly as to not violate your privacy. :ogre:
 
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