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devotech2 on scored.co
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>how much is up to personal preference
True, but the average varies off of age more than anything else. And it makes perfect sense if you think about it.
A Lean build with decent muscle (but not a lot) is legitimately the best indicator of health, and your physical health is the best indicator of genetic fitness, which transfers to your children obviously. However, it isn't as physically strong as a build with a lot of muscle, which is why older women prefer the latter as a "defender" archetype of the family.
I was skinny with a small amount of extra fat, then I started doing powerlifting and got fucking huge, then I cut down over 60 lbs and ended up with a lightly muscled lean build type (i weigh about 10 lbs less than i did when i was skinny, but have more muscle). I can speak with anecdotal evidence that when I was powerlifting I'd occasionally get comments from cougars that I don't receive anymore, and nowadays I get more comments from women my own age. That being said, I'm keeping my current build, because I feel better in every single aspect of life. I don't care if I sacrificed the ability to bench 3 and a half plates and squat 5 plates, I do not miss getting tired from walking up the stairs and having a 95 bpm heart rate (which is now down to 50 bpm).
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
True, but the average varies off of age more than anything else. And it makes perfect sense if you think about it.
A Lean build with decent muscle (but not a lot) is legitimately the best indicator of health, and your physical health is the best indicator of genetic fitness, which transfers to your children obviously. However, it isn't as physically strong as a build with a lot of muscle, which is why older women prefer the latter as a "defender" archetype of the family.
I was skinny with a small amount of extra fat, then I started doing powerlifting and got fucking huge, then I cut down over 60 lbs and ended up with a lightly muscled lean build type (i weigh about 10 lbs less than i did when i was skinny, but have more muscle). I can speak with anecdotal evidence that when I was powerlifting I'd occasionally get comments from cougars that I don't receive anymore, and nowadays I get more comments from women my own age. That being said, I'm keeping my current build, because I feel better in every single aspect of life. I don't care if I sacrificed the ability to bench 3 and a half plates and squat 5 plates, I do not miss getting tired from walking up the stairs and having a 95 bpm heart rate (which is now down to 50 bpm).
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed