Yes. On a subconscious level it shows dedication to a task long term, and commitment to what they need to do to get where they want to be. That same commitment often carries over into other aspects of life like relationships. Some people like commitment and see it as attractive.
It depends, out of the 4 women shown in the picture the 3rd one from the left is kinda attractive but girls who have lumpy legs and arms just aren't attractive. Even looking at super muscular guys they just seem offputting. Having an average build, not too skinny and not too fat is the most attractive to me. I dont want some bone clanking emo and I dont want a fat girl either. Just eat mildly healthy and stay mildly active. You do that and stay in the healthy range of weight for your age and height then you're fine. Working out to the point here your legs look like they are full of tumors (pic 1) is disgusting.
Mhh I personally don't find vigorexia attractive regardless of gender. I don't find beign that muscular equal to beign healthier.
In case of too muscular women with less than 15% of fat they can start to miss periods, just like very anorexic girls might miss them too. Women need more fatness than men for their bodies for all their bodily functions to work as it's meant. So as I said, I don't see going through those limits healthy.
BUT I think that if that makes them happy It's fine, because it doesn't harm me. Probably they already know that is not that attractive to most people, or that they can miss periods, but for them it feels worth it and makes them feel better. So, it's ok.
If it's a small amount then no. Huge turn off all those women look disgusting. Seriously what it up with all this women trying to tell us what we should find attractive in them shit? Do you ever see us guys trying to rewrite what women should find attractive in men shit? No, I'd rather date a fucking 300 pound woman with cellulites than date those women with those super muscular abs. Not cause it's intimidating but because it looks grose and unnatural. So is being obese but at least it looks more feminine. It's not in a man's DNA to find hard features attractive.
I think a part of me wants to see a little more body fat on a woman, but another part can appreciate the discipline and effort required to achieve the physique. So it sort of balances out. Plus most of those girls don't look so lean all year-round.
Women with abs aren't doing it to be "attractive." They want to look and feel good about themselves or show how in shape they are!
I'm working to get abs: my obliques are starting to show (woot) and I'm damn proud of my hard work! Eventually I hope to have a sexy six pack... it probably won't happen because I love eating too much, but if I can get my abs flat? That's awesome too.
Fuck yeah they are. Sexy! Might not be for every female because I know some like to look soft but I think for those who want to have abs it’s a good look, to a point. Once they get to body builder status, it starts to look very masculine. The ladies you have pics of all look good
Women with abs, low body fat, extremely sexy, women with arms who look like they've had testosterone injections kind of ruin it for me tho, for example, girl furthest left's thighs look unnaturally massive with muscle, disproportionate to the rest of her body.
I don't see much issue with it if the man workout too but it can be a issue if she more muscular than the man, most men don't want to date a woman who looks stronger than them.
Definitely not. I don't care if they're strong. But if they have bigger muscles than me, it's pretty unattractive. Guys are dominant by nature. Especially in relation to the bedroom, we generally like to dominate. That's why men generally prefer shorter, smaller girls and girls generally prefer bigger, taller guys.
Not a fan of a gym body if the abs are part of that look.
If the abs are part of a healthy athletic body like a dancer or soccor player/volleyball player/tennis player/mma fighter then yes i think its very attractive. But, its more about the fluidity of the whole structure and can they move well.
The girls you are showing are very attractive. They do it for themselves not to themselves. I personally dont find body builders of either sex very attractive but fit with a little bit of abs on either side 👌
I use to have abs then lost them then gained them back and then let them go as I got older and realised that they’re not important and all that energy to get them could be used for better things to do in life.
Not really. I prefer a little more cushion for some pushin' lol. It's just more feminine to have a softer belly, but in saying that abs CAN look good on SOME women, it's just not my preference.
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Abs, yes. Ripped abs like in the photos? No.
This is hot. The men that tend to find the abs in your photos attractive are bodybuilders and the such.
I think it looks a bit weird. If she is ripped but still looks like a woman its ok, but when she loses her boobs and hips and looks more like a skinny man with muscles its not the best look in my opinion
The one with the black undie and bra set with the tattoo on her leg is beautiful to me (no homo) She's fit while keeping her curves, its light muscular. The one in the pink and set, is just pushing it. While the other two seems a bit to much for me.
They look bloody nasty. Not feminine at all. I hate workout obsessed girls. They always post half naked images of themselves all over the internet in order to show off and say "look at me... look at how I am at the gym all day
you say "do this to themselves" like it was a bad thing... sure it may not be attractive to all (not to me) but some men enjoy this and they do this for themselves... It's not like they're scarring themselves or hurting themselves in any way it's actually healthy ;)
Well a woman might do it to herself because she's allowed to be interested in things and goals that aren't centered around how attractive she looks to other people, because this isn't the dark ages.
THB all five are attractive but that's a matter of preference some men prefer the feminine look of women and not the overlay muscle bound versions above but like I said it's a matter of preference and I would defo go for a girl with some muscles
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Those attractive, if they keep it at that level do not go further it is OK.
In long run them course so much damage to them selves, they probably will have problems getting pregnant.
In their case they are gym junkies and all time spent in gym, for woman to get to this level some substance help defenetelly needed so it makes her health worse in long run, again, but it looks nice.
I get self conscious sometimes about my abs because so many men find abs manly. Im like the 2nd from the left. Just not as defined. I would like less but running track they just kinda come with the territory.
It's fine, but there's a point where it becomes a bit much. There are a good amount of men that like toned women. The women in the pictures are just muscular and beyond toned.
Personally I don’t think they are attractive. They do this to themselves because they like it and they are doing what they love! I have not problem with it.
Personally I think subtle abs are kinda cute, I also think that I'd be in the mindset (if dating) to work on myself. It's all about confidence, if she likes it, I'm game!:)
I mean it's eh a little bit is nice but if it's too much its not really attractive but I wouldn't be turned off by it unless they looked like the Hulk and has taken so much testosterone there beard was bigger than mine
Abs on women are nice but these are way to extreme, the third one looks good, but still way to extreme examples. The one on the left looks like she has tumors in her legs or something.
Women with abs are absolutely attractive. There is nothing that gets me more excited than seeing a strong core on a dedicated body. Abs are arguably the best feature I could ever see on a man or woman
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