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They're not "muscle hunks", but half of the people in this picture are definitely much above average in muscle mass.
There are no opinions/personal experience necessary here. Research has quite clearly shown that a decent amount of muscle, more than average, but not by a lot, not an outrageous "muscle hunk" amount, is the most attractive sexually.
Of course this doesn't hold true for all women, tastes differ. And as well, muscle is not the most important thing in male attractiveness. Male attractiveness is a mix of very many things.
Pedro is also masculine as fuck.
Yeah most of those guys are fit as fuck (except jack black, sorry buddy). This post is talking about people trying to get like Arnold Schwarzenegger but to get a body like any of these guys requires serious gym time.
I think @mgtom might have meant to post his comment here as well...
Research also shows that being above average attractive physically isn't a thing most people don't require.
Make her laugh. Be kind. Get laid.
Did you miss that?
Nope. It's called "agreeing". Not everything on the Internet is an argument.
Using "also" in your statement makes it an addendum, not agreement. Your phrasing implies the original comment was incomplete, which is not typically how you would phrase it if you were agreeing with a statement the commenter made. Your comment came off more like "or you could just do this!"
Pardon?