Are abs a turn on?
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Like shoes make the outfit, abs make the body.4
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I'm not sure for guys but may b for girls0
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Of course a defined set of abs are attractive, but it certainly doesn't make the person.8
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GreenGoddess22 wrote: »Of course a defined set of abs are attractive, but it certainly doesn't make the person.
In ur opinion is it eye catching for a girl?
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sourabhsharma841 wrote: »
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Someone could have amazing abs but a hideous face. I'd rather have the amazing face.10
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Are they a turn on? Absolutely they are.
Are they necessary? Absolutely not.
my hubs has a dad bod and I'm totally fine with that. As long as he's healthy and at a healthy weight that's what matters.3 -
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I have chiseled abs.
... I just haven't seen them since about the 5th grade.
they're in there
somewhere
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sourabhsharma841 wrote: »
I want to also add that I've never been with a man long term that had abs. It's a bit intimidating for me since I'm not chiseled myself. I'm slim, always have been, but I've never had abs. So it would make me feel like we weren't matched physically.
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »
Also, it's pretty selfish for a guy to have chiseled abs and make the people around him feel insignificant. Rock hard abs are the first sign of someone who doesn't care about others feelings.
I agree. I didn't mean it would be the guy saying or doing anything to make me feel that way. Obviously there are a lot of factors involved but women don't typically out kick their coverage, for confidence sake. It would be better for my own ego to be evenly matched. But there are exceptions to everything, I suppose3 -
You should have to stay home from the gym if you have rock hard abs too. I don't care for your abs shaming me while we lift, bro.5
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abs have given me opportunities that I wouldn't have had otherwise. So as a novelty (since they rarely see them), or to girls who only care about looks, it is very helpful1
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I like abs, I like muscles and a nice face. They're not the end all/be all though. When it comes down to it, if there's no mental connection none of that matters.4
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All these sort of questions come down to taste I'm not all that into visible abs...I guess I just prefer more of a every-man look lol.
It's not like they're a turn-off, if a guy has em, that's fine...but I wouldn't include abs in my list of features I consider attractive in a guy.0 -
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »_Sugar_interrupted wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »
That's exactly what she's saying
So better question.. What other flavors should I make my abs taste like to attractive the ladies?
Chocolate. Nutella. Pumpkin spice. Bacon.0 -
PlaydohPants wrote: »@trinairby wrote: »Are they a turn on? Absolutely they are.
Are they necessary? Absolutely not.
my hubs has a dad bod and I'm totally fine with that. As long as he's healthy and at a healthy weight that's what matters.
I agree! They are a turn on, but lack of them is not a turn off.sourabhsharma841 wrote: »
I want to also add that I've never been with a man long term that had abs. It's a bit intimidating for me since I'm not chiseled myself. I'm slim, always have been, but I've never had abs. So it would make me feel like we weren't matched physically.
Awww.. But all I really wanted to know, was the view ppl have about abs and if that really steals the show (occasionally)
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I don't have a body type preference, just a personality preference: no narcissists! Unfortunately many guys (with abs), tend to be narcissistic; so I guess my preference should be: no abs!4
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sourabhsharma841 wrote: »PlaydohPants wrote: »@trinairby wrote: »Are they a turn on? Absolutely they are.
Are they necessary? Absolutely not.
my hubs has a dad bod and I'm totally fine with that. As long as he's healthy and at a healthy weight that's what matters.
I agree! They are a turn on, but lack of them is not a turn off.sourabhsharma841 wrote: »
I want to also add that I've never been with a man long term that had abs. It's a bit intimidating for me since I'm not chiseled myself. I'm slim, always have been, but I've never had abs. So it would make me feel like we weren't matched physically.
Awww.. But all I really wanted to know, was the view ppl have about abs and if that really steals the show (occasionally)
No. Abs are not a show stopper- or stealer.
I had a pal, who's now deactivated-- and he had some of the best looking abs I've ever seen. The kind you want to eat every meal you'll ever have off of-- But, I'll also tell you that he had far more males fawning after them then he did females. Cause, bro!
Yeah- they're pretty. But I think a woman is lot more interested in the muscles that matter- for example, I like strong arms and shoulders. There's something to be said for a set of arms that can really hold a woman. Abs can't do that...4
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