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@loksr is now known by many on this forum as one of the lowest iq motherfuckers around but I decided to post this just to add salt to the wounds of this wounded idiotic buffoon of a man
One of his biggest claims is that the only benefit of gymcelling is leanmaxxing but this is demonstrably FALSE and today I present to you the scientific peer reviewed proof that proves him wrong
Research has shown that women consider men that display cues of strength and formidability as physically attractive.
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Men with higher shoulder to hip ratios (V-shaped bodies), indicative of broader shoulders in relation to their hip size, are considered more attractive by women
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and women have reported an interest in engaging in sexual activities with men with more masculine body types.
Evidence from eye-tracking studies have shown that women spend a considerable amount of visual attention assessing men with formidable features. This may suggest that there are important cognitive mechanisms (i.e., automatic processing, attention) involved in women’s assessments of men bodies when considering them for potential mates.
@loksr @zharupodrugu @5.5psl @pneumocystosis @Maesthetics=King @dachad
One of his biggest claims is that the only benefit of gymcelling is leanmaxxing but this is demonstrably FALSE and today I present to you the scientific peer reviewed proof that proves him wrong
Research has shown that women consider men that display cues of strength and formidability as physically attractive.
![link.springer.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic-content.springer.com%2Fimage%2Fart%253A10.1007%252Fs40806-019-00198-w%2FMediaObjects%2F40806_2019_198_Fig1_HTML.png&hash=11dd732658a5bb7efd70437a1ba0d3a5&return_error=1)
Sex Differences for Preferences of Shoulder to Hip Ratio in Men and Women: an Eye Tracking Study - Evolutionary Psychological Science
Shoulder to hip ratio (SHR) is a sexually dimorphic trait in humans, yet no previous study has investigated the gazing behavior and perceived physical attractiveness of men and women in relation to men and women’s SHRs. Men and women are attentive to men’s upper body and consider higher SHRs as...
![link.springer.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Flink.springer.com%2Foscar-static%2Fimg%2Ffavicons%2Fdarwin%2Fandroid-chrome-192x192-6f081ca7e5.png&hash=5d3a0bb776905d3fda559adf35647578&return_error=1)
Men with higher shoulder to hip ratios (V-shaped bodies), indicative of broader shoulders in relation to their hip size, are considered more attractive by women
![link.springer.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic-content.springer.com%2Fimage%2Fart%253A10.1007%252Fs40806-019-00198-w%2FMediaObjects%2F40806_2019_198_Fig1_HTML.png&hash=11dd732658a5bb7efd70437a1ba0d3a5&return_error=1)
Sex Differences for Preferences of Shoulder to Hip Ratio in Men and Women: an Eye Tracking Study - Evolutionary Psychological Science
Shoulder to hip ratio (SHR) is a sexually dimorphic trait in humans, yet no previous study has investigated the gazing behavior and perceived physical attractiveness of men and women in relation to men and women’s SHRs. Men and women are attentive to men’s upper body and consider higher SHRs as...
![link.springer.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Flink.springer.com%2Foscar-static%2Fimg%2Ffavicons%2Fdarwin%2Fandroid-chrome-192x192-6f081ca7e5.png&hash=5d3a0bb776905d3fda559adf35647578&return_error=1)
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Fertility Status in Visual Processing of Men’s Attractiveness - Evolutionary Psychological Science
Physical characteristics, such as a V-shaped torso and body hair, are visually salient information that reflect a potential mate’s immunocompetence, status, and reproductive potential (Dixson et al. 2014; Singh 1994), and are thus often desired by women. Recently, the use of eye tracking in...
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Effects of Women’s Short-Term Mating Orientation and Self-Perceived Attractiveness in Rating and Viewing Men’s Waist to Chest Ratios - Archives of Sexual Behavior
Women’s mating strategies are dependent on multiple factors, such as identifying which men advertise physical features indicating high genetic quality, as well as identifying which men are willing to invest in offspring. Research has suggested that women pursuing short-term mating prioritize...
Evidence from eye-tracking studies have shown that women spend a considerable amount of visual attention assessing men with formidable features. This may suggest that there are important cognitive mechanisms (i.e., automatic processing, attention) involved in women’s assessments of men bodies when considering them for potential mates.
@loksr @zharupodrugu @5.5psl @pneumocystosis @Maesthetics=King @dachad