Muscular or Skinny model look?
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It's YOUR body, so don't let us tell you how you should look, lol! I prefer more muscular, just not super huge. It's all about definition, not necessarily muscle size, for me. Skinny male models make me want to gag, though...0
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I like men that fall somewhere between the two. If you get too bulky, you'll look like a meat head. Too skinny, you'll look like you can't protect me. Just my opinion on what I like in a guy.
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I think most younger girls prefer skinny w/ abs these days. Women closer to 30 prefer muscles.
^^^Obviously a huge generalization, but these are just my observations.
kind of what ive noticed too... its because of twilight bahaha edward skinny little basterd so they want anythign that looks like him... the problem with skinny cut look is........ 96% perfect of guys you see on "bodybuilding.com" or pics at other places everyone looks 100% the same.. looks like they just straved them selves until their cut and didnt workout to build up any muscle..0 -
I like muscular. Chris Evans from Captain America looks pretty good I think.
Agreed! This is what I'd go ga-ga for0 -
Muscular and cut, lean over bulky. No thanks to a big body builder. I'd prefer slimmer and toned.0
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Oh and I'm late 20's, and prefer in between, if it matters!0
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I think huge and muscular is so unattractive.
These are my ideal body types on guys, although any more muscular than the first one, and it would be a bit too much.
body by peacefulvibrations, on Flickr
brazil by peacefulvibrations, on Flickr
zac5 by peacefulvibrations, on Flickr
(Zac at the end is nice, because he doesn't have a super chiseled six pack, but his abs are nice and tight and toned with little body fat on top of i)
No contest. I'd pick #1. Only I wouldn't mind if he had more meat on him. His waist makes him look too skinny. :happy:0 -
I like muscles and definition but not so much that you can't put your arms down :laugh: I prefer a man's thigh to look like a tree trunk not his neck haha :laugh:0
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Ryan Goslings body.
Serious polls repeatedly show that average women choose the skinny pretty boy bodies over bodies of manly men (bodybuilders/spartans/Football players/etc)
Most men don't realize when they are aiming for an aesthetic physique, that it's actually the bros that are going to be most impressed.
With that said, Ryan Gosling is a tiny scrawny little f*** and I'd never want his body.0 -
I did the bulking and cutting phases over and over and over....I just like the "he looks athletic" in a tshirt look, then take the shirt off and show em the hard work0
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To answer the original question, looks wise I prefer muscular men, not bothered if they are really defined with low bodyfat , as long as there is no beer belly, it's all good. If you can do cool things like lift heavy stuff (my shopping bags) it's even better0
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Serious polls repeatedly show that average women choose the skinny pretty boy bodies over bodies of manly men (bodybuilders/spartans/Football players/etc)
Most men don't realize when they are aiming for an aesthetic physique, that it's actually the bros that are going to be most impressed.
Women do the same thing though. So many women want to be model-thin, but most men prefer curves and/or muscles.0 -
Ryan Goslings body.
Serious polls repeatedly show that average women choose the skinny pretty boy bodies over bodies of manly men (bodybuilders/spartans/Football players/etc)
I prefer the manly men0 -
Ryan Goslings body.
Serious polls repeatedly show that average women choose the skinny pretty boy bodies over bodies of manly men (bodybuilders/spartans/Football players/etc)
Most men don't realize when they are aiming for an aesthetic physique, that it's actually the bros that are going to be most impressed.
With that said, Ryan Gosling is a tiny scrawny little f*** and I'd never want his body.
lmao spartans!!!!!!
yeah id never end up scrawny again lol0 -
Aesthetics and symmetry over size any day IMO.
V-taper waist line, jutting lats, prominent serratus, full shoulders, swollen arms, sculpted chest, developed quads and well separated gastros. That's where the money is made.0 -
Aesthetics and symmetry over size any day IMO.
V-taper waist line, jutting lats, prominent serratus, full shoulders, swollen arms, sculpted chest, developed quads and well separated gastros. That's where the money is made.
^I would say this is somewhere in the middle no? Show me a "Skinny Guy" with all of these characteristics0 -
Seen Chris Hemsworth in Thor? That. But I'd definitely go for more muscular over skinny, and yes, I'm in my 30s.0
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Aesthetics and symmetry over size any day IMO.
V-taper waist line, jutting lats, prominent serratus, full shoulders, swollen arms, sculpted chest, developed quads and well separated gastros. That's where the money is made.
so you dont like synthol man look?? COPY PASTE EVERYBODY YOU WILL DIE LAUGHINGhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVUbkKYbQVA
aandhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAxXawfPSEY
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I think Daniel Craig has the body type that I find most attractive. Definitely not overly bulky and not anywhere near emo skinny.0
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Aesthetics and symmetry over size any day IMO.
V-taper waist line, jutting lats, prominent serratus, full shoulders, swollen arms, sculpted chest, developed quads and well separated gastros. That's where the money is made.
^I would say this is somewhere in the middle no? Show me a "Skinny Guy" with all of these characteristics
Oh for sure! You know what they say about skinny dudes with muscle...It's like a big girl with boobs...It just doesn't count.0
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