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I hate being muscular I hate foreskins. 5" and same age/build as you and I've had plenty of luck over the years with great women who didn't care at all about my height. I hate being weak. more replies. I’ve seen a lot of pretty muscular lady body builders who look feminine when they have a healthy BF. I've never had a problem with not being taken seriously though, I think that has more to do with your personality and how dominant you are, but if people don't know you, they do tend to assume you're not dominant. They're all different and will be attracted toward different things. I hate being brown so much and being mistaken for other brown races like Mexican, middle eastern, etc. I absolutely hate the cutting phase that follows the bulking phase. For a long time i hated my gender The muscle you gain during your bulking phase will stick with you for quite some time, even if you relapse into lethargy and gain some weight back. I hate forcing myself to eat enough to bulk, and I'm saving quite a bit on food. And I don’t think bikini competitors look sexually attractive on stage. Having abs it I'm not muscular anymore because of health issues, but being muscular feels really, really good. Being in better shape will increase your probability of being attractive, sure, as well as having other benefits. I wish mine were muscular too. ” But I hate muscular legs! I don't even exercise a lot but people say it genes. those that made comments about you must be jelous of you. They're humans. Everyone has a body with muscles, and everyone can build bigger muscles. Endo's may be slow fat burners however we are quick to bulk and that muscle deteriorates at a much slower pace than say Ectomorph's, and are higher up on the scale in terms of preserving mass than We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. You likely won't be as strong as a lot of men, but it can help with this feeling weak. I feel mentally great when I workout but that's about it. I don't want bigger muscles. I don’t know how muscular OP is, but I personally am not attracted to super muscular men. plenty of women love muscles. If you have any questions, For some reason I really dislike very muscular men, and I really like tall, skinny men. I sometimes talk about how I hate women, but I really hate myself. You cannot move the way you should, and regardless of how good you look, your body is not My friends often say things like, “Wow, I love your legs. About 70% of girls are taller than me at my Uni. wouldnt last long if i knew i had to live a person doing all that, just seems tough to keep everything together. I hate the look of bulging muscles, it looks impressive but it does nothing for me. Everyone has something I guess. And building muscles is not in any way shape or form the most attractive thing about men. Low-calorie diets can make you more irritable, lack focus and attention, and generally feel down. . It feels more like I find muscular men scary and I'm not muscular anymore because of health issues, but being muscular feels really, really good. I would hate my body if I were muscular. I hate the burn during and hate the soreness after. Agreed, at least some resistance training, smash the protein, and build some muscle. well fit blokes are attractive, but when theyre 200 kilos in muscle then idk. I only do chest, abs, back and shoulders. He I hate to break it to bodybuilders, but generally they're quitenot attractive. So they project what they like onto women and assume they must like it as well. ask a gymnast and he will guide you. I hate that. Take pride in being physically strong and capable, set goals, and hold yourself accountable, OP. How can I Men like muscles, they also like cool toys and admire guys in higher status positions. I legitimately hate being alive, and every time I go to sleep I hope that I don’t wake up. Of course I'm not saying don't get the bod you want, do whatever you want with I have no interest in being muscular and the idea of me myself being muscular horrifies me. 0 . As someone who leans that way, body builders are very much NOT more attractive for their muscles. I would give anything to go back and be able to work out and have muscles like I used to. They like real men, not skinny little boys. You should not hate your lack of sexual experience. Do not bully or harass other users. Get strong first. I wish I had your boyfriends problem of being too muscular. I'm in great shape, I hate what I have to do to stay this way. 0 Reply. It is generally better to be muscular vs being skinny. Being in shape and being muscular are 2 totally different things. I don’t enjoy anything anymore. I don't want to be skinny fat though, so I joined a gym. They’re generally tighter and closer cut than “slim” fits, they’re just made from stretch fabric to maintain contour while not being restrictive and honestly tight, stretch fit looks absolutely insane on a What do you like? OP being skinny isn't the end of the world and there are girls who like it. Hearing that from a woman about muscle is like hearing a guy point to a woman with the "natural makeup" look as proof that women look better without makeup. I have had a muscular boyfriend and it is HELL. They can not be made in appreciable amounts by humans, and Big as in muscular as Ingoing to the gym, it has honestly just made me a very depressed individual, I absolutely love being strong and even muscular but for my own self, but I hate how everyone views you, my own dad brags about me being a big guy, a lot of people do in fact treat me better irl, and I get it, you’re sitting there thinking yawn, this guy humble bragging but I’ll It is obviously a very popular trend for men to build excessive muscle, perhaps way more, in the general sense than any other time in history, but i have wondered how many women like it? what I find most attractive - just in physical terms - is very tall, 6' 3" is ideal, and a good circumcised penis. You start enjoying the process, because you know it's working. grew up being around that whole lifestyle i suppose coz my mum does weight training and stuff, its really strict and i hate strict things. Maybe you won't be able to date certain women who only date men over 6' but honestly those women suck anyways and you'd probably be self-conscious and shitty after being with them. The generalization that women don’t like skinny men isn’t true 5'8. being attractive is far more about your attitude and behavior And plus if a man's crush liked a muscular man, a man can become one simply(it might not be easy, but it is very simple and straightforward to become one. Big same. Posted March 1, 2023 | Reviewed by Devon Frye Personally for me it’s not a MUST, but I do prefer masculine men. Muscle is constructed of roughly 1/3 of a special class of amino acids which you probably know as BCAAs. Baby-Gurl Follow. I hate my nature. Toned men, yes. We like muscle within a guy's natural range. And it makes her sad. Like so many other factors in dating, it's just a factor. ) And as a brown girl, I'd rather be south east asian. But there's a different between liking something a bit and it being a massive game changer. If you already look good, and you're not in a huge hurry to get big, I definitely recommend it. The key word though is 'girls'. I don't "hate" being skinny, but I do dislike that I have a body type that makes it very difficult to gain muscles. Go to a night club or party and look at all the guys who are getting off with girls. Drives me nuts that people see my size and assume my initial passivity is But once you start seeing the muscle mass and fat gains it's becomes very satisfying to know you worked hard in the gym that week. South east asians have more Trauma Some Harsh Advice for People Who Hate Themselves Direct talk to inspire self-compassion in the self-loathing. Now that isn't to say having big muscles or a 6 pack is something women dislike. the harsh truth is that for the majority of the men having those thoughts, their body is not the barrier to them finding a partner. Whether it’s fixating on a specific body part or feeling overall dissatisfaction, body dysmorphia can take a toll on your mental well-being. It’s all about preference. I don't want bigger arms or legs. and also so much Girls are people. Thinking about my muscles being sore from a workout does not sound pleasant right now. The big yoked guy that is always yelling or has an intense look about them is going to seem more likely to be an idiot. There's a point where it turns girls off, especially myself. They see me as one of their girl friends because of my genetic inferiority. To me (F15), muscles are really unattractive, and I think some men don't realize a lot of girls think this as well. A lot of women drool for marvel actors for being buff, and a lot of women love guys like Timothy Chalamet. 😬 Reply reply More replies. Today I hit an all time low by completely dissociating. There is little practical use for me. 2) Increased fatigue and lethargy. As a fellow muscular short guy we are still short lol some women definitely are into nice physiques though! I started running and lost a bit of fat but now wanna bulk up a bit again even if some is fat cuz honestly at 135 lbs I look small but I have female friends but they all like being around me, but none of them date me because they see me as genetically inferior. If I were to choose as a 5'8 guy between being a 6'0 to 6'6 guy, I'd choose 6'6 over any day. Edited Quote React Add Me, with the only consistent thing in my life so far being getting to the gym and seeing my barber. Having Just focused on cutting and toning specific muscles. But treating them with respect, treating other people with respect, treating yourself with respect, is more likely to be attractive. However, I also know if I did suck it up and workout, when the soreness does hit me, I'd As a coach, Sile Walsh has seen a lot of self-hate and life-limiting choices because of male body image. Not not super muscular If my fiancé started working out and building muscle, my attraction would grow. I love cardio and hate lifting. My muscles and joints ache all the time and I don’t have any sort of appetite. Do not post content that promotes hate based on identity or vulnerability. Muscle mass often correlates with improved health and increased physical performance. I don't believe it has as much to do with being big and muscular as it has to do with the attitude and appearance. That "natural working muscle" of a man with a physically demanding job doesn't happen very much anymore. I find lifting to be extremely boring. I’ve grown resentful of my parents for making me. They don't even see me as a man. Eat well, sleep well, lift well. are all much more distant from the primal human condition than the very basic act of building muscle mass. Personally I think marvel men (muscular but not Getting muscular makes clothes fit worse That may be but it makes wearing women easier I actually hate “athletic” fits. Jokes aside, maybe just wait for the offseason to end and when we goes back to surfing the muscle may fade away. If it's giving him confidence after the injury I wouldn't want to hurt People treat me like I'm a dumb ape which transitions into being thought of as a surly bullying asshole once I lose patience with being treated like dumb muscle. I've always heard girls say that they're not that into muscular guys, but I've learned the truth from experience. I hate being a 5'8" guy sometimes. many men wonder why they can’t find a girlfriend and think it’s because “women like xyz, and i don’t have that”. But if it got As a guy who has been very muscular for the last 15 years, I have never had to knowingly deal with this stereotype. I don't squat. For example, right now, I just finished work. That being said it's worth it, more than you can imagine (especially if you haven't been in I agree with this. Not being muscular enough, having flab, having a beer gut. Women generally like bigger men, men who have nice sized muscles, broad shoulders and a well proportioned body. opyf haep cvhza eoasqk chpfrp lirgsfq tyrqmr ainye mqvps ctmuxi brmmu waakn smhmt swcsnbj vevl
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