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In the end, we all gravitate to those we perceive we have a "chance" with. If you're attracted to average, almost guaranteed you're average yourself. Like a little junk in the back, probably sporting saddle bags yourself.
I'll come out and say it, I go after the hottest woman in the room. Draw your own conclusion from that.
In the end, we all gravitate to those we perceive we have a "chance" with. If you're attracted to average, almost guaranteed you're average yourself. Like a little junk in the back, probably sporting saddle bags yourself.
I'll come out and say it, I go after the hottest woman in the room. Draw your own conclusion from that.
Hey, we stereotyping gym rats? Once upon a long time ago, I was a gym rat, studied martial arts, etc. But I was a nice one, never hung up on myself. I basically worked out cause it made me feel great. A thing called endorphins, I've always been the quiet type, worked out and kept to myself and never had an ego or anything like that. I can't and have not worked out much for quite a long while, but still hold some of my physical traits from way back then. Helps me now today with my stone sculpture work.
so how much difference does a man's body make when you first meet him?
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Originally Posted by Sprawling_Homeowner
You walk into a get-together and there are people you don't know.
There are 3 chubby guys, 1 guy who's very overweight, two stick-skinny guys, and 4 guys with average builds... and then 1 guy who is clearly a gym rat. He doesn't look like he uses steroids, but he's got a broad upper body, powerful arms, and you can see he is lean and has mass.
As far as the faces go, they are all about the same... even the fit guy.
Will you automatically gravitate towards the gym rat?
I'm all about a guy having a great smile, sense of humour that compliments mine and having a decently high IQ. Personality is more important than his body. As long as he has good hygiene, I'm willing to converse with him.
In the room you describe, I would avoid the gym rat and probably approach him last. I'm just not attracted to men that are so much into body building. Probably because I'm pretty relaxed about my own body upkeep. A guy with an average body build is just fine with me. I prefer a man built for comfort to cuddle with.
no but definitely gravitate towards any rat, they are fun. please leave mr boring at home.
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so how much difference does a man's body make when you first meet him?
