hey man, my bets friend was the one that introduced me to weight training. He has been training for much longer than me and his strength genetics are far superior to mine, far superior. I felt like nothing when I started training. I never hated on him though or had ill will. Instead he did what he could to steer me down the right path, he gave me the intensity that I have today. we Both grew together as lifters and consequently as friends b/c of that. There were times where his training was going great and I was in a stalemate, and there have been times, more recently where I have been soaring with my training and he has been down. We both are there to support each other through good itmes and bad. We can both count on each other to give an honest summary of each others physiques, the good and the bad. Its absolutely great man, I wouldn't trade that for the world. I am telling you man, there will be times in life when you feel insecure or like you don't measure up. Use that as motivation and swallow that shit. Many times we have both been out, and some times, the girls we are with will be all over him like, oh you are so muscular. Then, other times the situation will be reversed and I will get all the attention. I put on like 60 lbs since I started training and you can bet that all the people we both know were all over that shit. Oh you look so great, you gained so much weight. During all those times, neither of us hated on the other. We were proud of each other instead.After all, whats better than 1 guy that is big and stacked, is two friends that are walking around together big and stacked. Think of it that way. I know I have rambled on here but I wanted to share my experience with you. The point is that you can almost always increase your intensity. Grow together in this game, feed off each other and support each other, and you will reap the benefits bro, believe me. I have a best friend for life, and a large part of that is b/c of our BB. peace.
-GR