Growing Boys
Added 2023-08-30 19:38:33 +0000 UTCMost boys don't understand that certain parts of their bodies grow faster than others. They think if they work everything out evenly, they'll end up with a strong build overall. It works out fine at first. They see progress all over, their arms getting thicker, their back stronger and legs bigger. They can't help but want more, beginning to spend all their time lifting and eating to bulk.
They think squats do well overall for their body, helping their core back and legs. They make sure to do it for every workout, never realizing how differently each part is impacted. Weight begins to pack on from their diet, focusing on the places that store it best. The boys grow confused why their arms and chest aren't growing as much anymore, overtaken by their belly and rear pushing out of their outfit.
They can only watch helplessly as fat packs onto their lower half, marbling the muscle that's used the most. They can't help but take pictures to see the damage, seeing just by how much their clothes no longer fit them. With how much more fat and muscle their rear has than their upper body, they can't lose any weight or the difference in size would only be more apparent. They can't do anything about it, forced to accept their body the way it is as it continues to grow.
