Muscles can make all the difference in the world

It's amazing how shallow women are when it comes to muscles; howxeasily they are tricked. Like, it doesn't change your genes, doing roids and going to the gym for a year, but women act like guys with a borderline 6-pack are a different species. It's dumb, honestly. I know, I worked on fitness through my 20s, and just started to get out if shape about a year ago.
 
Amerikuracana said:
It's amazing how shallow women are when it comes to muscles; howxeasily they are tricked. Like, it doesn't change your genes, doing roids and going to the gym for a year, but women act like guys with a borderline 6-pack are a different species. It's dumb, honestly. I know, I worked on fitness through my 20s, and just started to get out if shape about a year ago.
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If not the genes maybe it says something about their work ethic? It's a plus either way. Also this thread is hella gay. Nttawt.
 
Pugilistic said:
I'm just wondering because you remind me of a guy I know who would always talk about people doing certain things but never actually do it himself. I'm decently yoked myself so I just look in the mirror instead of googling pics of guys.
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Do you google pics of tall guys?
 
@TidWell

Just going off your last couple of threads.. you got the gay bro?
Asking for a friend
 
Amerikuracana said:
It's amazing how shallow women are when it comes to muscles; howxeasily they are tricked. Like, it doesn't change your genes, doing roids and going to the gym for a year, but women act like guys with a borderline 6-pack are a different species. It's dumb, honestly. I know, I worked on fitness through my 20s, and just started to get out if shape about a year ago.
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Really?

My experience is the opposite.

Women don’t give a shit about a Male butterface.

The funny thing is I know of a few guys who all the guys know are roided and looking to pump and dump who women perceive as a ‘try hard’.
 
mb23100 said:
Makes a difference in what? How bad ts wants to bang them?
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More and more, it seems the main contingent that desires men to look like those "after" pictures is... other men.

Being functionally strong is one thing, but what use besides vanity do these muscles serve in our increasingly automated and physically nonviolent society?
 
DanMMAleague said:
This the guys in the OP looked fine before.

Ask any straight woman, they all liked Brad Pitt better in Fight Club than Troy.
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brad pitt was lean and muscular in fight club as well.

Also smh at girls thinking michael b jordan was hot before, he only became a sex symbol last year when he muscled up he was the goofy skinny teen who got punked in The wire
 
TidWell said:
brad pitt was lean and muscular in fight club as well.

Also smh at girls thinking michael b jordan was hot before, he only became a sex symbol last year when he muscled up he was the goofy skinny teen who got punked in The wire
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Agreed about Pitt in Fight Club, it’s time but not bulk women go for in my opinion.

Also only 1% of guys have Pitts face and tan.
 
TidWell said:
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Kevin Spacey ended up doing really well for himself other than the hair loss.
 
Id rather be thin and shredded personally. I dont like the muscular build, never did. Being short it doesnt look good.
 
yeah, i've known that for a while. aside from getting attention from chicks, you feel good about yourself in general. it impacts all aspects of your life. i'm not about getting huge muscles. i go for the swimmer's body look. feel strong and full of energy.
 
Pugilistic said:
I'm just wondering because you remind me of a guy I know who would always talk about people doing certain things but never actually do it himself. I'm decently yoked myself so I just look in the mirror instead of googling pics of guys.
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You’re missing out
 
Being a jacked manlet my entire adult life (except for most recently) I can concur that it does make a difference. Although there is never a better feeling then being strong. I can start training again and look jacked and ripped in no time, but building my strength back up would take years of consistency
 
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