Peak male form
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They can tell just by looking that I don't take steroids right? Like I don't have to actually talk to them?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yeah you can generally tell, the neck and shoulders have more androgen receptors so they will typically have bulbous shoulders, oversized traps and a thick neck. Other giveaways are early balding, back acne, and rapid muscle gain. And huge mass monsters are pretty obvious. If you were really interested you could take a look at Jesse James West on YouTube. He's about the peak muscularity someone can reasonably achieve without steroids outside of genetically gifted individuals. He interviews gym girls often and they rate him so low haha.
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Steroids or nobody likes you
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I'd rather have my 3% body fat "skinny arms" then synth arms.
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Cant sing shanty if you got no beard.
He also has both legs
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Why does the guy on the left look like he's wearing a collar made of skin?
They all look a little weird, like some old time photo editing was done.
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He also has both legs
It is unclear what vehicles he owns and operates, as well as how his wife feels about potentially derogatory words.
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No tash = big member... That explains a lot......
So that's why my wife's member is so big!
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#2 is packing.
I was about to comment that #2 either has as raging boner or it's just like that
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Second from the right is just Freddie Mercury
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Bigorexia is a real thing nowadays. The male body standard inflation on social media is just wild.. unless you're on gear, cut down to 6% body fat and in good lighting you'd get ratio'd into oblivion
I wish more people would be open about it. Alan Ritchson is one of the few Hollywood celebrities that has candidly spoken about his use of exogenous testosterone to prepare for his role as Reacher, but clearly so many others are getting help. I'm in my late 50s trying to add muscle mass, and it's a huge challenge. I'd say that I'm better off than all of the men in this 1919 photo, but not by that much.
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It’s not at all about that. I guarantee you that if these guys maintained whatever diet they had at the time and added three hours a week of doing something with their muscles, they would look very different.
Right,, before power tools were common. I bet these guys were on average stronger than current average men.
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They all look a little weird, like some old time photo editing was done.
That'd be the horrendous AI upscaling. Peep the fingers.
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I'd rather have my 3% body fat "skinny arms" then synth arms.
It’s not one or the other. You can lift heavy things, not do steroids and not have skinny arms. You can also have skinny arms if you don’t want to lift heavy things and are perfectly content with them. But let’s not frame this as a binary choice because it isn’t.
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The oldest dude there is 23 years old
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It’s not one or the other. You can lift heavy things, not do steroids and not have skinny arms. You can also have skinny arms if you don’t want to lift heavy things and are perfectly content with them. But let’s not frame this as a binary choice because it isn’t.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]My point was that I'm able to lift heavier things than most people would assume because I'm low body fat but I'm the same weight as someone who does have 15%bodyfat for my height.
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Loving the dazzle camo shorts on #4
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Sure. But also we know what an active body looks like and it’s not like this. They look like normal guys who don’t get much excercise. Look at people living in pre industrial tribes, Greco Roman beauty standards etc. not saying it’s wrong to look like that, but I personally do not want to look like that. I think we look best with a little bit of muscle on.
It's totally fine for me if you want to look like one of those Roman or greek statues but I don't think the (above) average greek or todays indigenous people look(ed) much different from the guys in the post, eg Yanomami for reference: https://images.app.goo.gl/xR5KMPCo6XMwnQne6
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Kinda shows how fucked up our beauty standarts got...
Kinda shows beauty standards are completely arbitrary and context dependent.
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Right,, before power tools were common. I bet these guys were on average stronger than current average men.
You are asuming they do physical work and aren't just white collar.
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Some of these fellows are packin' some serious heat!
