Not my biceps (yet). |
One thing that I have noticed is that my body is changing.
Not in the pubescent “I’m growing boobs” sense but in the sense that I am
actually developing muscles. Or rather, I am getting back the muscles I used to
have from serious-hockey-playing days. That’s a welcome return. My thighs are
pretty fucking beefy, relative to the rest of my body. My ass is less flabby
and bony, and more firm, according to unspecified sources (woohoo, derby
booty). I still have stupid T-Rex arms, but doing more weights and push ups
will fix that. I think I’m currently the heaviest I’ve ever been (barring poor
eating habits at the end of high school due to exam stress), but I’m okay with
that because it’s mostly muscle.
And today I saw that I have lines on my back. Like, tone
lines, fuck yeah. I would like to get some of those on my front so I don’t have
a beer gut. I often measure the amount of fat I have on my stomach by
scrunching the fat and skin around my belly button and seeing how big of a butt
shape I can make it go in. I know that’s gross, but I was inspired when I saw it
once on an episode of Jerry Springer
years ago, so go figure. (By the way, I really fucking miss that show.)
Happily, the gut-butt I can make now is substantially smaller than it was six
months ago. Fuck yeah.
Welcome to Team Pie, where there are at least 1.3 pies per person. |
My metabolism is also going kind of crazy. After I skate I
am a fucking eating machine. I can inhale a burger and fries like nobody’s
business, and after our weeknight skate sessions we sometimes have Team Pie
night, which is a bunch of us hanging out in McDonalds and devouring a fuck ton
of pies and burgers and attracting the attention and ire of weirdos. Last week
at Team Pie I ate three burgers, two things of medium fries, two things of
medium Fanta (I hate coke) and half a pie. Fuck. That’s actually kind of
disgusting. Plus if Team Pie is a weekly event (which it has been the past
month), it’ll soon become Team Bowel Cancer. This week I skipped Team Pie for a
slightly healthier option (oven bake fish, oven bake fries, panfried asparagus,
chocolate milk). I think it’s about the same volume of food, but I actually
feel better the next day about it (both in terms of diminished sluggishness and
guilt). If I can eat well and continue working out as much and as hard as I am
now, I’m kind of excited to see what my body will look like in another 6
months.
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