Why my arms look thin from the front but from the side they look

If pic related is you, I would suggest you start lifting first. If not, just continue lifting and stop being so fucking insecure

You need to start eating food.

>>39766732
As for arms looking thinner from the front, I think that's pretty normal for them to look that way, but honestly you and I have similar looking builds and I think we're just a bit lanky.

>>39766772
To add onto this, I neglected triceps hard in my first months of lifting, that can contribute to the lanky arm look.

>>39766772
>a bit lanky
A bit lanky? That pic is full on hungry skellington mode

>>39766782
Long limbs, feelsbadman
How about showing them from the side OP?

You need to build your triceps and bicep, simple as. I too, have this issue, but only because my fucking forearms grow incredibly fast and my upper arms cant catch up.

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>>39766747
Is it because of food? This guy >>39766782
is right. It looks fine after lifting for 4 months and I didn't look like super hungry skellington mode anymore, just skinny but a lot better from before. But now it's been 2 and almost 3 months I didn't take my protein because I'm running out of budget, and now I'm getting skinnier :~(

But I keep lifting tho

>>39766894
Your muscles look incredibly untrained. You need to lift heavier and eat a lot more, otherwise you will continue to be be a stick man.

>>39766732
clickety clack, get in my sack

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>>39766732
>Why my arms look thin from the front but from the side they look fine
>from the side they look fine
>from the side they look fine
>from the side they look fine
>>39766894

>>39766894
nice chest cave anon, you eat cereal from there?

keep eating as much as you can and progressively overloading your lifts and you'll make it.

>>39766894
>these are the kind of people giving advice /fit/