Girls feeling when they see a six pack abs good looking guy at gym
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i don't like six-packs. they remind me of when you flip a crustacean onto its back. i don't like that inguineal ligament people seem to be so proud of, either.
okay, piece said. back to your scheduled thread now.6 -
So here it is all men wants to know that how u all girls/ladies feel when u see a cool hunk who have maintained a good body with six pack abs.
I would likely feel uncomfortable around them and would probably not want to talk to them.
The guys I have been interested in have never had 6 pack abs. It isn't important to me.
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Not a turn on for me. I don't even look at those guys. But, I think they've put in a great deal of effort and that's commendable.4
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6 pack to me makes me think " dude, eat a *kitten* sammich once in a while".3
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Don't really think anything of it, tbh. "Ripped" is not my preferred body-type, and I mostly only begin to find people attractive after getting to know how they think.3
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cabronlobos wrote: »I find this thread odd. While I fully understand why someone having 6 pack abs is not the end all be all....I find it strange that while some are not attracted to it which is fine, that many seem to find it a negative. There are some pretty decent average guys that just happen to be in great shape....
A nicely built midsection is attractive ( to me). A dude with amazing 6 pack is not, not the 6 pack itself, but the effort behind it. While I love a guy in great shape, I don't like guys that "try too hard", and 6 pack all year around to me screams "trying too hard".0 -
Completely aside from the actual subject, I love threads like this! The title alone says it all! It drew me right in, but I wish the OP was interacting in real time!0
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I marvel at the wondrous diversity of the human form: life-sustaining flesh, blood, sinew, bone, beauty, endurance, discipline, art.
Just kidding. I don't wear my glasses at the gym so everyone's a blur.10 -
cabronlobos wrote: »Ironandwine69 wrote: »cabronlobos wrote: »I find this thread odd. While I fully understand why someone having 6 pack abs is not the end all be all....I find it strange that while some are not attracted to it which is fine, that many seem to find it a negative. There are some pretty decent average guys that just happen to be in great shape....
A nicely built midsection is attractive ( to me). A dude with amazing 6 pack is not, not the 6 pack itself, but the effort behind it. While I love a guy in great shape, I don't like guys that "try too hard", and 6 pack all year around to me screams "trying too hard".
Interesting.....it makes me wonder if it goes the other way as well. If one judges someone that is great shape to be "trying too hard", is it safe to say the opposite could be judged about an obese person "not trying hard enough"?
Keep in mind, great shape and six pack all year long is not the same thing. All serious lifters know what it takes to have amazing abs. There's a reason most serious lifters don't keep abs all year long.
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cabronlobos wrote: »Ironandwine69 wrote: »cabronlobos wrote: »I find this thread odd. While I fully understand why someone having 6 pack abs is not the end all be all....I find it strange that while some are not attracted to it which is fine, that many seem to find it a negative. There are some pretty decent average guys that just happen to be in great shape....
A nicely built midsection is attractive ( to me). A dude with amazing 6 pack is not, not the 6 pack itself, but the effort behind it. While I love a guy in great shape, I don't like guys that "try too hard", and 6 pack all year around to me screams "trying too hard".
Interesting.....it makes me wonder if it goes the other way as well. If one judges someone that is great shape to be "trying too hard", is it safe to say the opposite could be judged about an obese person "not trying hard enough"?
In my experience, that's exactly what most think of obese people.
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Eh, six pack...don't care. More interested in a well-developed posterior chain.
I also tend to think men with 6 packs would be disgusted with my excessive food intake.2 -
cabronlobos wrote: »Ironandwine69 wrote: »cabronlobos wrote: »Ironandwine69 wrote: »cabronlobos wrote: »I find this thread odd. While I fully understand why someone having 6 pack abs is not the end all be all....I find it strange that while some are not attracted to it which is fine, that many seem to find it a negative. There are some pretty decent average guys that just happen to be in great shape....
A nicely built midsection is attractive ( to me). A dude with amazing 6 pack is not, not the 6 pack itself, but the effort behind it. While I love a guy in great shape, I don't like guys that "try too hard", and 6 pack all year around to me screams "trying too hard".
Interesting.....it makes me wonder if it goes the other way as well. If one judges someone that is great shape to be "trying too hard", is it safe to say the opposite could be judged about an obese person "not trying hard enough"?
Keep in mind, great shape and six pack all year long is not the same thing. All serious lifters know what it takes to have amazing abs. There's a reason most serious lifters don't keep abs all year long.
Well I'm a trainer and a former professional athlete....so I already have these things in mind. I know what it takes to have amazing abs and why some don't have them all year round. But I have abs all year long.....there may be times when they are more cut then others but they are always there. It's more a function of the sport I have participated in my whole life, and my job then any type of vanity issue. And for the others, who's to say that when someone sees them with their 6 pack abs that it isn't just their "cut" cycle.....maybe they won't have abs 6 months from now but because they do then they are "trying too hard"
I think people tend to judge on both ends of the spectrum.
Agree.
But what's wrong with judging? At the end of the day, isn't it our right to judge who we are attracted to? Isn't being attracted to someone a form of judgement? Your brain is telling you "yep, that guy does it for you".
Or "nope, he's not doing it for you".0 -
I get more hot when I see a guy deadlifting 600lbs.4
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