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ringwood said:Ugh...that is nasty. He looks like he has tumours all over his body. Gross. Not all women appreciate buff men. Blech!
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ringwood said:Ugh...that is nasty. He looks like he has tumours all over his body. Gross. Not all women appreciate buff men. Blech!
ringwood said:Ugh...that is nasty. He looks like he has tumours all over his body. Gross. Not all women appreciate buff men. Blech!
DarkSelene said:ringwood said:Ugh...that is nasty. He looks like he has tumours all over his body. Gross. Not all women appreciate buff men. Blech!
TRUE! Same...
Joturbo said:+1 to this I personally feel much more confident and good about myself when I've done a good few months down the gym........
Unix said:You don't like muscular dudes until actually you tries them
ardour said:It's one the few things less attractive men can change about themselves and the sense of achievement has as much to with the confidence boost as anything. Then there's the healthier lifestyle.
Joturbo said:+1 to this I personally feel much more confident and good about myself when I've done a good few months down the gym........
DarkSelene said:I know I'm not in the majority group, but I will take the opportunity to hate on muscly buff dudes every time!
I find it funny that the group of people we have around here are usually the type of people you find on the outskirts of society and instead of appreciating that, everyone just seems to want to fit in the shittyness... I understand that looking for unicorns is not ideal, but wanting to look like every "above average" (lol yeah right) looking dude ever is the same thing women have been doing in the west with heavy makeup/plastic surgery, just completely changing their features to look the same as everyone else. SO BORING!
I understand the point of the thread, but I have to disagree with the idea that you can only get confidence if you have these things. Maybe if you have your own set of insecurity issues, but definitely not in general. He has confidence in his body and he does get a big reaction, but is that what you want really?
If you're talking about how your chances of attracting women would be better, you're absolutely correct, but there's no way to measure the quality of the women you attract. If the argument is just ****** is better than nothing, I wouldn't have an argument for that... Just have fun, I guess.
Xpendable said:Looks get you to open the door, everything else, I got it.
DarkSelene said:Unix said:You don't like muscular dudes until actually you tries them
Pls, never say stuff like that to a woman, it makes me want to smack you on the head. I know what I'm attracted to.
Xpendable said:Saracasm?
Unix said:DarkSelene said:Unix said:You don't like muscular dudes until actually you tries them
Pls, never say stuff like that to a woman, it makes me want to smack you on the head. I know what I'm attracted to.
Pretty much every women I knew confirmed this to me,. Even my best friend who liked super skinny guys, after ******* a muscular dude don't talk about anything else.
However is true, muscles alone won't give you six appeal. I was ripped almost as that dude, well I have a much bigger frame so I was more bulky, but still no girl was truly interested in me
ardour said:It's one the few things less attractive men can change about themselves and the sense of achievement has as much to with the confidence boost as anything. Then there's the healthier lifestyle.
Unix said:You don't like muscular dudes until actually you tries them
Richard_39 said:I don't like muscly dudes either. I just couldnt snuggle up to one no matter how hard I try.
kaetic said:Other than calling everyone a superficial liar... X isn't really wrong. First impressions come from our appearance. That's why when we go into a job interview we want to look nice and professional. If you went into a job interview wearing sweats and flip flops, you're probably going to get laughed out the door. Why is it hard to accept that it's more difficult for unattractive people to attract others? I still maintain that looks are not that important to everyone, but he has a point.
VanillaCreme said:ardour said:It's one the few things less attractive men can change about themselves and the sense of achievement has as much to with the confidence boost as anything. Then there's the healthier lifestyle.
The only reason why someone being attractive to you would be important is if you are attracted to them. You claim to be one of those less attractive men, but why would it matter to you if any guy were more attractive than you? Unless you wanted to date them, what difference does it make?
kaetic said:Other than calling everyone a superficial liar... X isn't really wrong. First impressions come from our appearance. That's why when we go into a job interview we want to look nice and professional. If you went into a job interview wearing sweats and flip flops, you're probably going to get laughed out the door. Why is it hard to accept that it's more difficult for unattractive people to attract others? I still maintain that looks are not that important to everyone, but he has a point.
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