[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]krebcycle wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
unfortunately, while i always believed that once i got really big, girls would chew off their own to be with me, that simply hasn’t happened. not sure if its the trend nowadays to like the justin beiber type. or the mainstream medias portrayal of bodybuilders or guys who lift as steroid using, female abusing and just one big violent asshole. whatever the reason, girls seem to stare clear of me. they are like water and im oil, we just don’t mix. of course im exaggerating a bit, i have had my share of women, been married for 6 years. but overall its not what I imagined it would be like. i thought id have women on me like Johnny Depp. I just think its the times and the stereo type given to guys who lift seriously. [/quote]
Some women prefer bigger guys, some don’t, they are not a homogenous group. Saying that, the most female attention I got was when I was a ripped 200.I wasn’t muscular by any means, but i do have a large frame no matter how low my body fat is. Fast forward a few years and I’m around 250 and not so ripped but a lot more muscular. Female attention is undoubtedly lower even though I am noticeably bigger. Do I mind? Well of course I mind, as female attention is great for the ego, but at the same time I didn’t consciously make a decision to get stronger so that I could get laid more.
When i achieve my strength goals, and diet down to a level that I feel I can maintain with some ease, it will be interesting to see how the level of female attention changes (if indeed it does at all). Either way I won’t lose sleep over it.
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It’s about body shape, not your weight. Dropping weight in the last month has increased the attention I get drastically and it isn’t like I got small.
I will say that very average looking women may be turned off but that is because you make them self conscious about themselves.
Most women are not turning down a guy who is well groomed, carries himself well and has big muscles who also looks good.
It isn’t like they accept ugly just because of your biceps.[/quote]
Yeah, I completely agree with you.
I guess when I was fairly lean I still had broad-ish shoulders, and this coupled with a waist which was slimmer, probably helped to create a the illusion of having a greater v taper, then what I really had. All comes down to shape, rather than weight.
With regards the average looking women thing, I have noticed that as well. They tend to be the ones who ask “why would you want to get big?” with a slight look of distaste on their faces. People like to be around people that make them feel comfortable and someone who makes them feel insecure doesn’t really fit with that.
I will say that even though I’m far from what I would consider big, living in the UK there are not very many people walking around bigger than me so that feeds into peoples perceptions also. If I was in a club full of people that work out I probably wouldn’t stand out at all, but being in you average club/bar on a saturday night, there are not many people who work out so it’s easy for me to be the big guy in the room, and people project onto me all of their positive/negative conceptions of what a big guy is.