Study: Upper Body strength correlated with number of partners

[BackInTheGame78]

To the surprise of noone (except maybe @GoodMan32), going to the gym makes you more attractive.

The only thing Goodman seems to be good at is making excuses.

This is an easy way to figure out if someone has a high ‘body count,’ study says

People aren't hitting the gym just for the health benefits.

www.yahoo.com

 

[DonJefe19]

Meh, I find the article lacking

 

[Lean Baby Face]

Legs, butt, and core muscles are still the ones that women notices first on men and find the most appealing, according to surveys as well as lots of anecdotes years ago.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Meh, I find the article lacking

I mean really it's common sense. When you are in better shape you look better and you feel better about yourself, which projects outwards.

 

[tksniper]

I barely work out but have a lot of tattoos and most of the time that attracts women by itself. I think anything “masculine seeming” can attract women.

 

[DonJefe19]

I mean really it's common sense. When you are in better shape you look better and you feel better about yourself, which projects outwards.

Right, I'm not disagreeing there. But what's being measured? How many push ups they can do? What their bench press is? Can he strict press an obese woman over his head? That's why I found the article lacking.

Also, I must be the outlier because I consider myself strong (over 225# on bench) but I haven't had ***** for months.

 

[plumber]

I mean really it's common sense. When you are in better shape you look better and you feel better about yourself, which projects outwards.

big difference between a man that can go to the gym and does, vs a man that can go and does not. the list is huge about this differences, much more than just look better and feel better.

 

[BaronOfHair]

Can he strict press an obese woman over his head?

It's almost impossible to get a hefer into the back of a van, into your basement, and(eventually)up on a slab, without being as pumped up as Jame Gumb

 

[characternote]

I barely work out but have a lot of tattoos and most of the time that attracts women by itself. I think anything “masculine seeming” can attract women.

I really need to test this theory lol. Problem is in the UK literally every buttoned up accountant has 2 full sleeves lol. So not sure it'd hit like maybe it does in some countries

 

[MatureDJ]

Our brethren on the Dark Side of The Pill beg to differ:

Gymcel

A gymcel is an incel who works out, believing that a muscular body will compensate for an unattractive face. Gymcels will often spend countless hours in the gym...

incels.wiki

 

[MatureDJ]

Right, I'm not disagreeing there. But what's being measured? How many push ups they can do? What their bench press is? Can he strict press an obese woman over his head? That's why I found the article lacking.

Also, I must be the outlier because I consider myself strong (over 225# on bench) but I haven't had ***** for months.

In college, I benched twice my (then) weight, and it was still a dry time.

 

[SW15]

In college, I benched twice my (then) weight, and it was still a dry time.

Not enough to offset insufficient height.

 

[Hamurabimbi]

Being strong gives one confidence.

 

[Hamurabimbi]

There is no excuse to not get a decent body.
One time my Hapa-cel friend friend told me: ‘You get girls because you work out.’ I replied: ‘You can work out.’ He changed the subject. To this day he’s still plump.

 

[Mike32ct]

Not enough to offset insufficient height.

Generally, being fit is good.

But, if a very short guy gets TOO jacked, he could potentially look worse. In the extreme, it could look try hard and out of proportion.

 

[MatureDJ]

Generally, being fit is good.

But, if a very short guy gets TOO jacked, he could potentially look worse. In the extreme, it could look try hard and out of proportion.

 

[The Duke]

Have you ever noticed some of the Meatheads/gym bro's that have spent time on this forum over the years are some of the weakest minded men? It's overcompensation for what's lacking.

 

[Manure Spherian]

Have you ever noticed some of the Meatheads/gym bro's that have spent time on this forum over the years are some of the weakest minded men? It's overcompensation for what's lacking.

Former bodybuilder and long-time gymrat here. My friend once said, “no one went to the gym for a good reason.” Obviously that’s hyperbole, but there’s some truth to it.

I have had physique pics on here before. Some women have liked my body. My wife has never cared about my body and wouldn’t care if I stopped exercising.

It’s interesting how times have changed. I don’t recall anyone giving a flying fug about muscles and height in HS and college in the 90s and aughts.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Right, I'm not disagreeing there. But what's being measured? How many push ups they can do? What their bench press is? Can he strict press an obese woman over his head? That's why I found the article lacking.

I remember reading a few years ago that it can also be stated as chest to waist size ratio. The strength is a correlation, and I think not the actual cause. The curious point about the ratio hypothesis is that it seems true for both men and women.

 

[zekko]

I remember reading a few years ago that it can also be stated as chest to waist size ratio. The strength is a correlation, and I think not the actual cause. The curious point about the ratio hypothesis is that it seems true for both men and women.

The V taper. Good point about chest to waist being true for women as well as men. In fact, that's probably my favorite parts of the female body, the breasts and a tiny waist. Or whatever they call the smallest part of the hourglass.