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My Claim: If you get muscular you'll mog guys who are not, regardless of what their face looks like.
That's the reason why it's often recommended for guys to start lifting weights, because there are so few of us who are actually doing it properly and getting results from it that if you become muscular, you're only really competing against other muscular guys. However, it's not a matter of how muscular you are, there comes a point where gaining more muscle isn't going to make much of a difference and that is usually the threshold:
However, it takes years of consistent training to get to that level, so it's not like you can just commit to it for a few months, get big and suddenly start hooking up with as many women as you like, you actually have to commit years of your life where you're not getting much success in dating and do what many on here call "gymcelling" and once you get to a point where you look big both shirtless and in clothes, then you just capitalize on that success and you become a chick magnet.
For 100 men aged 18-25 on Tinder, less than 1% of them have a physique like those 3 pictures, some may be slightly muscular but on average, they're either fat or skinny or average, less than 1% of them actually look very muscular. So, when you get to that point, you're only competing against the top 1% of men, that means Tinder suddenly becomes extremely easy for you. By the way, I didn't invent this 1% number, I made a fake girl profile with pics from a hot girl (Stacy) match I made in eastern europe (with the passport feature), I basically copied her profile and I swiped on over 1000 guys, and out of 100 guys, it was at most 1 muscular guy.
Obviously, if you have this physique and on top of that you actually look like a handsome hollywood actor, you'll get swiped right on nearly all women, but it's not necessary to have a handsome face to get matches because there are such few men on dating apps who have a good physique. I remember a while back, an incel by the name of fraudanalyser (who has since deleted his channel after being doxxed), made a Tinder experiment using a fitness youtuber named Alex Leonidas, this guy:
For the Tinder experiment, his height of 5'5" was frauded at 5'11" but everything else stayed the same and I kid you not, this guy actually got a lot of matches in just 24 hours, way more matches than most men get on Tinder, and it wasn't even a verified profile and it still got a lot of likes from women and many of them were way better looking in the face than he is. If this guy can get matches, then so can you, if you get muscular.
That's the reason why it's often recommended for guys to start lifting weights, because there are so few of us who are actually doing it properly and getting results from it that if you become muscular, you're only really competing against other muscular guys. However, it's not a matter of how muscular you are, there comes a point where gaining more muscle isn't going to make much of a difference and that is usually the threshold:
However, it takes years of consistent training to get to that level, so it's not like you can just commit to it for a few months, get big and suddenly start hooking up with as many women as you like, you actually have to commit years of your life where you're not getting much success in dating and do what many on here call "gymcelling" and once you get to a point where you look big both shirtless and in clothes, then you just capitalize on that success and you become a chick magnet.
For 100 men aged 18-25 on Tinder, less than 1% of them have a physique like those 3 pictures, some may be slightly muscular but on average, they're either fat or skinny or average, less than 1% of them actually look very muscular. So, when you get to that point, you're only competing against the top 1% of men, that means Tinder suddenly becomes extremely easy for you. By the way, I didn't invent this 1% number, I made a fake girl profile with pics from a hot girl (Stacy) match I made in eastern europe (with the passport feature), I basically copied her profile and I swiped on over 1000 guys, and out of 100 guys, it was at most 1 muscular guy.
Obviously, if you have this physique and on top of that you actually look like a handsome hollywood actor, you'll get swiped right on nearly all women, but it's not necessary to have a handsome face to get matches because there are such few men on dating apps who have a good physique. I remember a while back, an incel by the name of fraudanalyser (who has since deleted his channel after being doxxed), made a Tinder experiment using a fitness youtuber named Alex Leonidas, this guy:
For the Tinder experiment, his height of 5'5" was frauded at 5'11" but everything else stayed the same and I kid you not, this guy actually got a lot of matches in just 24 hours, way more matches than most men get on Tinder, and it wasn't even a verified profile and it still got a lot of likes from women and many of them were way better looking in the face than he is. If this guy can get matches, then so can you, if you get muscular.