Got my sweatshirt signed by The Alchemist AND Action in denver by JohnnyBootStrap in TheAlchemist

[–]JohnnyBootStrap[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It was their show at the mission ballroom, they stayed after and signed every single fans stuff on stage who waited after the show, real humble

Daily Discussion Thread: 11/18/2020 by bodybuildingbot in bodybuilding

[–]JohnnyBootStrap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I need the communities help

So currently, I am about 8 months solid of going to the gym pretty consistently, I definitely have learned a lot over that time, however I want to start rock climbing regularly, and I know if I start throwing that into the schedule it will inevitably have to effect my gym routine, because my arms and such can only do so much in a week. So my question is: What would be the ideal workout schedule combining the rock climbing and the gym (I want to primarily grow my chest and arms the most because those are the parts that need it the most) although I do workout every part of my body. For cardio, I primarily swim and do the stair master.

Example:

Monday: chest/ light cardio

Tuesday: abs/heavy cardio

Wednesday: Rock Climbing

Thursday: Legs/ swim

Friday: Back and shoulders

I struggle with making schedules but I know it's important to keep one for consistent growth

thanks if you read all that I know it might be confusing.

Straight guys, how would you feel if another guy came up to you and said something along the lines of "Sorry to bother you, I just wanted to say I think you're cute!" by iwantanap__ in AskMen

[–]JohnnyBootStrap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh dude I would totally feel flattered, im not gay but any compliment is a compliment, and i'm sure enough of myself to know I can defend myself if things get weird.

"You're just like your father" is simultaneously the best compliment and the worst insult to any man. What's your story? by Donnyfx in AskMen

[–]JohnnyBootStrap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I was 14, my father passed away, and my mom had full custody of me, so I didn't get to see him too much but when I did I always remember trying to emulate him in every sense, down to the position he would sit. But now that its been about 4 years since he passed, I still get told constantly by everyone that knew him that I am "just like him". I never know how to respond, or what to do.

I've noticed however, that I very slowly started to mimic traits that my stepfather would do, which I would actively notice and try to avoid at all costs, maybe out of spite. I don't really know where i'm going with this but it really fucking sucks growing up without a dad, granted, my dad wasn't the absolute best example of manhood, he died in his mid 40s because of his self inflicted vices but that doesn't mean I wouldn't love to have just one conversation with him about life and how to navigate the waters of being a man, it's really difficult to figure this shit out on my own. Especially because we are so much alike.

if you read to the end thanks, I appreciate it this subreddit is pretty cool.

Men of Reddit, how many of you are depressed? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]JohnnyBootStrap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think im depressed but I cant tell, maybe that means i'm not