Ah for fucks sake.

Yeah, that was my reaction too... and when I had experienced it, I felt the need to share it with my fellow sifters.
>> ^NordlichReiter:

Ah for fucks sake.

Much like obese people, this guy must have had numerous opportunities in front of a mirror to see that he not only did not look very good anymore, but that he was getting close to bursting.

Must be some form of body dysmorphia to let it go that far. His arms look jokingly disproportionate to the rest of him.

That is hard to look at, gave me chills just thinking about that happening. And it's hard to tell what you're seeing, I mean by the tattoos you can see his skin is torn apart..but the meat inside doesn't look like it's entirely together either, like the muscles themselves tore apart with the skin.

And.....I find it hard to believe that anyone could cause muscle to build fast enough for that to happen without drugs..because your skin stretches to fit given time. Otherwise all pregnant women would have children just erupting forth from their stomachs, and all overweight people would be torn to shreds. Rupturing on overweight people would occur when the stress on their body causes internals to burst or fail in someway, but their skin wouldn't just erupt like that...weight gain is pretty slow and normally so is muscle gain.

And as for looks......kinda subjective. A lot of body builders who win competitions today don't look human in skin tone or build, but if they want to win.....well the judge's apparently want the other worldly look. And all the shapes and sizes of women, just because you don't like it doesn't mean they don't or other people don't. Personally, Im not a fan of tattoos, couple spread out is OK when you get into facial tats, sleeves, whole body stuff...a lot of it looks like total chaos but some of it is pretty neat and well planned. There aren't a whole lot of obese people who intentionally and actively try to be obese, but body builders...tattooed people, etc...are trying.

Moving this video to gwiz665's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

Some foreign substance has likely been injected into the arm, possibly silicone, to give the appearance of muscle. That explains the disproportion of the arms to the rest of the body. The muscle tissue is necrotic and diseased, once again, probably from injection of foreign material.

>> ^Arkaium:

Much like obese people, this guy must have had numerous opportunities in front of a mirror to see that he not only did not look very good anymore, but that he was getting close to bursting.
Must be some form of body dysmorphia to let it go that far. His arms look jokingly disproportionate to the rest of him.


Much like anorexia I'm sure this person stood in front of the mirror and either thought something disgusting looked good or deluded himself into thinking he was too small. I'm starting to believe that improving oneself in ways like this comes from certain neurological disorders...perhaps from living in a society that constantly tells you it's never enough.