Is it true that most women want a man to appreciate their looks, not strength associated with their physique?

[Anonymous]

For example, a woman has nice glutes from working out and being athletic, would most women want a man to see her as beautiful, but mostly in a way that is vibrant, like staring at the outer galaxy,

rather than being turned on by her physical strength?

In a way this is true

Not true at all

[Sonorous]

It's easy to see. Just observe the women who are at the top of most female dominance hierarchies. Their commonalities will highlight what they wish for men to value & what they notice that men value.

Women don't care if another woman is stronger than them. The pretty or more sociable girls will always come out on top. Being physically strong as a woman has more drawbacks for attracting a mate than advantages. We men often wish to be the strong ones in the relationship.

[hanabunny]

I guess that's somewhat true I mean a girl with more upper body strength like big arms and shoulders isn't really seen as feminine or attractive to most men. However having a more toned lower body often is, maybe there's some sort of biological thing where it signals to men that the woman has the lower body strength to bare a child and give birth?