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https://bit.ly/3SH7OWU https://bit.ly/3SH7Q0Y https://bit.ly/3bLtuAI https://bit.ly/3whcRnF https://bit.ly/3vTM8x6 https://bit.ly/3Ad4Nqm This is part of it no doubt. There is the male competitive instinct, plus there is an immediate intimidation factor at work. Women like a fit body, but I will take a runner over a bodybuilder anyday. And I am grossed out by male pecs that are like boobs – something Jason was talking about recently. Blech! I may be an extreme case – for example, I think Nathan Harden’s skinny arm on the CD cover is sexy. I think you are. I think overall womens’ preferences in body types vary MUCH MORE than men. Men like different types with some preferring a bit thicker or some more waifish, but I don’t think you see the range of preferences women show. Any guy who has built up his musculature considerably knows that many women ***really*** like it. This is Arnold in in Mr. Olympia days: He got more ass then a toilet seat in the late 70s. This guy is on the cover of a bunch of romance novels and money talks:
Interestingly, Mike O Hearn I think might fit that bill of high T and developed musculature, and some aspects of a masculine face mixed with some more feminine features. What I haven’t been able to deduce is what separates the women how prefer more of the skinny look from a more developed build. I would have thought it was linked to certain traits but Sassy’s physical preferences have steered me away from that hypothesis. I think restricted versus unrestricted might play some role in it. In any case, the positive takeaway for guys is you really should know someone out there will appreciate “your look” unless maybe you are a 5’4″ fat guy with an acne face. But short versus tall, thin versus built, different facial structures, I think it can vary. |
