Prettyboy
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Is to notice what guys and girls say when they notice it.
If they overwhelmingly ask things that are associated with bodybuilding, like
“Are you a bodybuilder”
“Are you on a diet / do you only eat chicken - rice”
“How much do you bench”
You are seen as a tryhard and mostly appeal to the male gaze, probably you are too buff
While if you get remarks like
“What sport do you play”
“Are you competitive in x y sport”
anything pointing towards you just doing some sport and being athletic, chances are people think you are genetically fit, you appeal to the female gaze.
Being associated with bodybuilding is tryhard, while looking athletic is envyable. You want people to think you do athletics, some combat sport, a team sport or perhaps swimming, even if you don’t.
Being lean with some muscles is life, you need to look like a good hunter, like males were supposed to be.
Strength training + sprinting + lots of cardio = ideal male physique
If they overwhelmingly ask things that are associated with bodybuilding, like
“Are you a bodybuilder”
“Are you on a diet / do you only eat chicken - rice”
“How much do you bench”
You are seen as a tryhard and mostly appeal to the male gaze, probably you are too buff
While if you get remarks like
“What sport do you play”
“Are you competitive in x y sport”
anything pointing towards you just doing some sport and being athletic, chances are people think you are genetically fit, you appeal to the female gaze.
Being associated with bodybuilding is tryhard, while looking athletic is envyable. You want people to think you do athletics, some combat sport, a team sport or perhaps swimming, even if you don’t.
Being lean with some muscles is life, you need to look like a good hunter, like males were supposed to be.
Strength training + sprinting + lots of cardio = ideal male physique