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RE: Are women attracted by muscular male bodies? (Part 1 of 2)
more women would recognize the name 'Bill Gates' than whatever Thor’s real name is — and that’s already telling us something).
Well, I'm dying over here. What is it telling us?
What about those of us who chose to have fit brains and bodies?
You didn't choose fit bodies, you just think you did! :P
If you wanna see fit bodies, go to the zoo and look at a gorilla: now that's a fit body!
Throw the 5 strongest humans in the cage with the gorilla, and he'll just slap them around.
While yawning.
We never chose fit. We always chose brains. In a moderately exercised body!
I'm saying all this half-joking, of course. I think the body should be kept healthy, otherwise you're in danger of both physical and mental ailments.
I just don't like the current culture's excessive fascination with unnatural bodies (like Dwayne's). I was watching The Fate of the Furious a couple days ago, with my mom, and she said (about Dwayne) "I don't understand how women can find that kind of body attractive", and proceeded to liken that kind of body with silicon lips and boobs. She pointed at Jason Statham at a later point in the movie and said "now that's a real man's body, that's how men ought to look like!"
But she belongs to a different time and era. Nowadays women are accultured to those images, and think nothing of them.
But, to repeat, I was always a supporter of mens sana in corpore sano.
About the Bill Gates vs Thor, I do believe that if Bill Gates wanted to, he could easily procreate more than Thor, and could also provide for the welfare of all his offspring, so that they would out-survive and out-perform Thor's in every area. I'm just using these two as a symbol for what I think really happened in our human past. Thor himself is the descendant of some woman who chose brains over fitness, otherwise he'd be grumbling instead of talking, and he wouldn't have to use substances in order to grow all that muscle.