u/Illustrious-Sky2697

Image 1 — Do you actually get bulky from lifting heavy?
Image 2 — Do you actually get bulky from lifting heavy?

Do you actually get bulky from lifting heavy?

This is something I’ve always been kind of confused about. How come some girls when they lift heavy their arms are bulky and big and but then some girls lift heavy aswell but their arms aren’t bulky? Like they are toned and their back is muscular but they didn’t bulk? I have honestly always lifted light weights because I was scared of bulking but I see some girls that lift heavy and their arms are my dream arms, not bulky and more skinny but toned, where others actually do get bulky. I wanna look like the first photo. I still wanna keep my arms thinner but toned like that but I want my back like hers. How do I do this?

u/Illustrious-Sky2697 — 14 days ago

My eyebrows are sooo annoying they grow so fast and it’s so hard to maintain. They are always all over the place. Can someone shape them for me. Thank u!! Also how do you guys maintain your brows? For me I feel like plucking them myself doesn’t make the shape look as crisp as when I get them threaded.

u/Illustrious-Sky2697 — 20 days ago
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I have lost 30 pounds before and gained it back so this time around I really am just trying to learn as much as I can to maintain my weightloss. Is it really necessary to reverse diet and slowly increase calories back to maintainence? I’m happy with the foods I’m eating now in a deficit and I don’t feel hungry or anything. My deficit is 1,500. It’s more of me just being scared of gaining it back. I don’t wanna risk it. Why can’t you just stay in a deficit forever is there a reason behind that? I just think it would put me at peace if I got to just stay in one after weight loss aswell.

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u/Illustrious-Sky2697 — 23 days ago