Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below IronOutlaw
New member
thewanderer690 said:
If he makes big $$$ and works 12 hours a day while shes out shopping on his credit cards , lounging by the pool, and fucking various buff dudes like us, lol
Do women actually like bodybuilders?
- Thread starter lavarat
- Start date
If he makes big $$$ and works 12 hours a day while shes out shopping on his credit cards , lounging by the pool, and fucking various buff dudes like us, lol
A
Anthony Roberts
Guest
Gymgurl said:
Agreed. There's a reason Mr.O isn't modeling for Calvin Klein...
I used to laugh my ass off when MD and MuscleMag was pushing Mike O'Hearn as a "professional model"...yet nobody ever saw him outside of the BB'ing mags for some reason....
beachstud
New member
Gymgurl said:
Gymgurl you're hot. I totally agree with you. At least here in SoCal abs and a tight-looking physique are far more important than muscle mass. But the thing is, I consider "bodybuilding" to be a spectrum, not just the jacked up guys you see competing. There's definitely a sweet spot in bodybuilding.
Women do like bodybuilders, just not the ones that have taken it too far. I'm beginning to think that most male bodybuilders (myself included) have a body-image problem. That is, they have a warped image of what their own physique looks like and therefore take it too far.
thewanderer690
New member
beachstud said:
Out in southern cali that surfer physique is really popular. The skinny tanned guys with the washboard abs. I grew up in the south east and I will say there are a lot more people into bodybuilding back there than out here on the average. More of the bigger farm boy athletic builds. A lotta the pros and really hardcore bodybuilders are out in Cali but on the average I would say that bodybuilding is not as popular. Up in NYC and NJ areas i noticed there are a ton of jacked people up there. Also, I noticed in Miami it was pretty popular as well. My cousins live up in Penn and them and a lotta their friends are into lifting.
lmao @ people who say too many guys are taking it "too far"
I dont think the vast majority of people know how difficult it is to get to the upper echelons of muscular develoment and/or low bodyfat
and as far as the skinny tanned cali surfer type...well, it just fits what they do. those guys need to be light, they burn hella calories in the ocean paddling. they are constantly exposed to the sun and they dont eat very much. to each thier own.
I dont think the vast majority of people know how difficult it is to get to the upper echelons of muscular develoment and/or low bodyfat
and as far as the skinny tanned cali surfer type...well, it just fits what they do. those guys need to be light, they burn hella calories in the ocean paddling. they are constantly exposed to the sun and they dont eat very much. to each thier own.
beachstud
New member
Wulfgar said:
I hear ya Wulfgar and I kinda cringed when I was writing that because I know exactly what you mean. I guess it's to each his own and true bodybuilding is a look in and of its own not to be compared to the 'surfer' look.
You just gotta see it from a West Coaster's perspective. Every now and then you'll see some dude walking down the strand that looks like the Michelin man and everyone just sorta shakes their head and takes bets as to how much juice he's on. It's just not attractive to see someone with bacne and water retention that weighs 250lbs and is 5'10". thewanderer is right-on. It's just not a popular look out here, but I've noticed back east it is. Didn't mean to offend because that look, popular or not, is extremely difficult to achieve.
theres a difference between us with very nice physiques and great muscle mass and people like jay cutler and coleman.
Girls see coleman in my mags and are like GROSS!
Girls see coleman in my mags and are like GROSS!
Similar threads
