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iirc, I think you said you were on T but no longer on T? can I ask what workouts you do to get beefy, because I am not on T and I feel its hindering my progress
im really not that beefy so i dont feel qualified to squeak
but this was my husband’s pre-t physique and some of his work outs
so. dont let not being on testosterone discourage you from working out. anything is possible if you’re a little mentally ill about it
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Related to the topic of working out as a form of gender-affirming care as a transmasc non-binary person, here are some of my recent progress photos. Most of these show about 1 year of progress
Just a tiny win for me today but feel free to ignore
@yourscorpiodadx2 you got competition 😏😚
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The game has escalated
You in the gym sounds peak :)
I'm still learning how to flex and pose but odd socks are elite gym fashion, right? 🫠🤭
in the vein of mildly ridiculous gym asks, do you wash gym clothes after each visit to the gym or do you have a method for storing only sort of contaminated gym wear?
I sweat like crazy so I have to wash them right after 😅 but I'm also doing a lot per session these days since I've folded my split into 3x full body with cardio/core/etc in between. I do hot yoga, I love my gym's sauna, and I run for cardio so the only day I think I'm not sweating is core.
That being said, if you need to reuse gym clothes, there is a tried and true method:
1) never put it in a hamper or enclosed space, you need to air that shit out immediately - if you have a fan, window, or vent blowing air, hang it up nearby.
2) if you have time, put the clothing through a quick dry cycle in your dryer (5-10 minutes) since that can kill a ton of the smell/grossness
3) know when the sniff test has failed. If you sniff the clothes before putting them on and they in any way smell funky to you, they're going to smell way worse to others. And it's not something you can generally overcome with deodorant because it's not just perspiration, it's bacteria from old perspiration.
It's especially important to follow step #3 because if you have any sort of acne prone skin on your back, putting those clothes on can make you break out again. If you absolutely have to do it, try spraying yourself (and your back obviously) in hypochlorous acid spray. I keep a bottle in my gym bag and spray my face after the sauna, etc.
