Not only that bodybuilders who have scoliosis have a hard time getting accepted into the fitness world, another problem we have is the feedback with the progress photos. A lot of people have a hard time looking at bare backs that are curvy and all. A lot of them think it’s creepy and disturbing to look at, even though they don’t want to admit that the back is pretty defined and muscular. That’s why those kind of photos either get mostly negative feedback or no feedback at all.

Thing is, I used to be afraid to go shirtless in front of people ’cause I  was afraid of the kind of feedback I’d get. No matter what people think of my progress photos, you should still give me credit for the bravery and confidence. I’m no longer afraid to go shirtless anymore. Fitness helped me become more confidence.

If my spine was perfectly straight and normal, maybe people would accept it more, but I’m not perfect and there’s  nothing I can do about this. It’s how I’m going to live.

I’m going to keep doing this fitness thing for the rest of my life, and will keep going throughout 2012. I hope to get better at nutrition and become more leaner & muscular in the new year. I’m going to keep doing what I do, no matter what people say or think.

Kev