LADIES (or men who are into men) - which do you find more attractive?

[Yollam]

LADIES (or men who are into men) - which do you find more attractive?


Just curious.

[riona]

1. Where's the Robb option?

[wildhorses]

2. and where is the obligatory other option?

just curious...

[Iniquitous Bunny]

3. Funny how this thread got fewer replies.

:sarcasm:

The one about the women gets:
1.) Bigger women with large breasts?
or
2.) Smaller women with large breasts?

I mean, come on. :eyes:

How about a guy who's not fake and "perfect", but takes care of himself and makes as much of an effort as women are expected to?

p.s. I like a man with nice pecs! (Or should we pick apart their bodies the way they do ours? Hmmm.... )

[GirlinContempt]

4. You remind me of Dave:

http://www.whitestkids.com.nyud.net:8090/video2/race_war.mov

I feel like Bill

[ghostsofgiants]

9. Well I was originally going to complain about skinny guys getting no love

But now I just can't stop laughing. Gold!

[TimeChaser]

5. Too bony and you don't make a nice pillow

:evilgrin:

[laheina]

8. Precisely!

:rofl:

[LeftyMom]

6. I really don't have a body type I like to the exclusion of all others

My experience is that no matter what your previous "type" was, when you find the right person you'll wonder how you ever thought anyone else could be half so attractive.

[SeattleGirl]

7. I'm the same way, LM

The quality of a person's heart, mind, and soul are the most important things to me. I'm not saying that I don't also notice a person's body and face; I do. But if they aren't a good person, then no matter what they LOOK like, I won't find them attractive.

[reyd reid reed]

11. Exactly

I lived with a body builder for years when I was young but both relationships since then have been with more slender men.

It's not what's on the outside, truly. It's what's inside.

Plus, slender men don't obsess with the gym and set aside time on the weekends for you to measure various body parts...

:eyes:

[LeftyMom]

13. Taking care of the outside is not bad thing though

I don't get the obsessing about one';s body and living at the gym thing, but it doesn't really bother me (obviously.)

[Lydia Leftcoast]

14. That's the way it works

Whatever the object of my affection looks like, that's what I find attractive.

There's an old song, which I will paraphrase as:

"He's got eyes of blue
I never cared for eyes of blue
But he's got eyes of blue
And that's my weakness now."

[In_The_Wind]

10. Do I really have to pick a type of body?

[CaliforniaPeggy]

12. I LIKE a muscular man, one with a masculine build......

And a little fat to cushion it all......

Jus' sayin.......:hi:

[Yollam]

15. Here's what prompted the question:

I was very overweight a year ago, and now am at a very healthy weight, and people are starting to suggest that I "work out" and "bulk up". Now, while I believe that push-ups and other light exercise are good, along with a little light weight training, I have ZERO interest in getting "buff". Everything I have read suggests that men who are very muscular and work out a lot have fairly high incidences of heart disease at an advanced age, and that it's thin people who show the best longevity, and that's what I'm aiming for. In Europe and Japan, it's still quite fashionable for men to be thin and not buff, so I was curious about women's preferences. I didn't want to be lopsided about it so I made a poll for men, too.

[marzipanni]

16. For every half hour on the computer

Do ten pushups, ten squats, and ten crunches, and s..t..r..e...t...c...h.
Muscles that get some use are more attractive than flabby muscles.
Overblown muscles are :puke: IMHO...