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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: Ben on April 02, 2015, 10:51:41 AM
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Insta-Pecs? Seriously? I'd rather have a beer gut.
That awkward moment, 24 hours later, when the saline dissipates and the chick you picked up at 0200 at the bar sees the real you. Gotta be at least as bad as when they find out you wear a toupee.
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2015/04/02/how-to-get-ripped-chest-without-working-out/?intcmp=features
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Triggered!
This is because women (and men) expect men to look like underwear models from GQ and Playgirl. The male body has become so commercialized that that the average male body is not desirable anymore. Men have to resort to dangerous diets, plastic surgery, and injections to even hope to look like a model.
:lol:
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Or you could do some fraking pullups..........
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Or you could do some fraking pullups..........
Don't be silly. The modern paradigm is instant gratification without effort.
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Or you could do some fraking pullups..........
But but but, that enlarges and strengthens the back and muscles- you know, muscles that are actually used in day to day activities and don't get overdeveloped just for show! Neanderthal!
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He-man, Spider man, Captain America...etc. And then women have an "unfair body standard" because of Barbie? Puhleeze.
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the funny thing is the stereotype is of woman putting so much effort into looks to attract men, yet men are the ones who complain about not getting enough sex.
maybe if the men were getting all the social pressure, everyone would be happy, since the woman would be more likely to get it on if they felt less pressure and the men were sexier looking, thus more men getting laid.
*giggles*
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Things have changed with guys and physiques over the last several decades. It seems like just about every pop singer and actor is ripped. Going back years and looking at the macho celebrities--John Wayne, Paul Newman, Clint Eastwood, George C. Scott, Kirk Douglas, etc---none of them were what you'd even remotely call ripped. Muscular, maybe, but no six-pack abs or sculpted biceps.
I can't remember a movie in which Humphrey Bogart had his shirt off. I can't remember a movie in which Mark Wahlberg doesn't have his shirt off at least once.
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the funny thing is the stereotype is of woman putting so much effort into looks to attract men, yet men are the ones who complain about not getting enough sex.
maybe if the men were getting all the social pressure, everyone would be happy, since the woman would be more likely to get it on if they felt less pressure and the men were sexier looking, thus more men getting laid.
*giggles*
Most men, well at least the ones I know really don't give a flying *expletive deleted*ck about competing against other men on how they look. When is the last time you heard a man complain about another man wearing the same shirt at the same party?
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Most men, well at least the ones I know really don't give a flying *expletive deleted*ck about competing against other men on how they look. When is the last time you heard a man complain about another man wearing the same shirt at the same party?
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How is competing with other men have anything to do with getting your sexy look on for the ladies?
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How is competing with other men have anything to do with getting your sexy look on for the ladies?
Women do it to get the attention of a man.
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I have been told that the reason women actually dress up and obsess over combinations and shoes and jewelry is to impress other women. A competition/status thing of sorts. So, what women wear is for other women, and what they don't wear is for the men.
And I have also been told that all you have to wear as a man to look good to women is a nice button down collared shirt. Go no further. Apparently we have it easy and simple.
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I have been told that the reason women actually dress up and obsess over combinations and shoes and jewelry is to impress other women. A competition/status thing of sorts. So, what women wear is for other women, and what they don't wear is for the men.
And I have also been told that all you have to wear as a man to look good to women is a nice button down collared shirt. Go no further. Apparently we have it easy and simple.
to a degree, woman dress to impress other woman.
to a degree, woman dress to impress men.
the trick is dressing to impress woman is not the same as dressing to impress men, and dressing to be attractive (in different ways) for both is a challenge.
Woman are generally unimpressed or down right offended by what other woman wear to impress men (or what they think will impress men) and men don't generally pick up on the nuances of wardrobe that woman notice about other woman. Example: cleavage. Lot's of cleavage is for men, less is to be acceptable to other woman.
also, you were lied to. it takes a bit more than just a nice, button down shirt. Clean and coordinated is also necessary.
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Coordinated as in wear pants and shoes too? I could do that... :lol:
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also, you were lied to. it takes a bit more than just a nice, button down shirt. Clean and coordinated is also necessary.
I heard you also have to make sure your earring is in the right ear, or maybe it was left ear, or it means your a gay.
I'm not signing this, so everyone will think 230RN posted it.
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I heard you also have to make sure your earring is in the right ear, or maybe it was left ear, or it means your a gay.
I'm not signing this, so everyone will think 230RN posted it.
shut up and go make yourself pretty for your wife. You might get more out of it that a fancy shmancy dinner.
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We also have people discussing male thigh gap, these days.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/21/nyregion/MTA-targets-manspreading-on-new-york-city-subways.html
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Things have changed with guys and physiques over the last several decades. It seems like just about every pop singer and actor is ripped. Going back years and looking at the macho celebrities--John Wayne, Paul Newman, Clint Eastwood, George C. Scott, Kirk Douglas, etc---none of them were what you'd even remotely call ripped. Muscular, maybe, but no six-pack abs or sculpted biceps.
I can't remember a movie in which Humphrey Bogart had his shirt off. I can't remember a movie in which Mark Wahlberg doesn't have his shirt off at least once.
Bogart had his shirt off in African Queen. The part where he had to swim to pull the shaft and fix it.
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Bogart had his shirt off in African Queen. The part where he had to swim to pull the shaft and fix it.
Good catch. Kind of interesting that you remember that so readily, but good catch. :P
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We also have people discussing male thigh gap, these days.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/21/nyregion/MTA-targets-manspreading-on-new-york-city-subways.html
I don't think that is about "thigh gap" or at least not the same. That article is just about some men being inconsiderate A-holes.
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Bogart had his shirt off in African Queen. The part where he had to swim to pull the shaft and fix it.
I stand corrected. I'll have to watch the movie to see if he had six-pack abs and bulging pec's.
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I stand corrected. I'll have to watch the movie to see if he had six-pack abs and bulging pec's.
I was thinking the guy who played Tarzan wasn't a bodybuilder either. I thought I heard he was a swmmer though. Most NFL players were not the work out kings you see today.
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I don't think that is about "thigh gap" or at least not the same. That article is just about some men being inconsiderate A-holes.
It was a joke.
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I don't think that is about "thigh gap" or at least not the same. That article is just about some men being inconsiderate A-holes.
no, it's an article about woman being hypocrites and sexist.
Note the second picture of "manspreading" with a woman on the other side, who has her ankles crossed and is taking up the same amount of seat.
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Good catch. Kind of interesting that you remember that so readily, but good catch. :P
Children today, no sense of history.
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You probably think this thread is about you
You're so vain, I'll bet you think this thread is about you
Don't you? don't you?
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no, it's an article about woman being hypocrites and sexist.
Note the second picture of "manspreading" with a woman on the other side, who has her ankles crossed and is taking up the same amount of seat.
I recently read that they are carrying the anti-manspreading campaign to commercial airlines. I'm actually not sure how anyone over 6' tall, male or female, is supposed to sit in coach without manspreading, or likely in the case of females, moving both knees to one side or other of the seat in front of them, which keeps them from triggering one person, while double triggering the other (or the flight attendant, as they try and get the cart down the aisle). Other than economy plus, I have never been able to sit in coach in a "non-manspreading" way. Especially if the seat in front of me reclines back.