How to Build the Most Attractive Body, According to Science

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  @TomP-148 · 3 weeks ago

  I thought the only muscle they cared about was my heart and it's not even on the list. 😂

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• EL

  @EliMabli · 3 weeks ago

  I didn't need science to figure out ladies don't find me attractive. xD

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• GA

  @gasres2778 · 3 weeks ago

  -“We just prefer somewhat of a mediocre v shaped dad bod without lots of muscles”<br><b>shows Cbum off season</b>

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• GA

  @GamerKiwi · 3 weeks ago

  If you wanna attract women, then just get in shape and then you have a very wide range of shapes that work well enough. Once you&apos;re in decent shape and have a good base of muscle then you hit a point of diminishing returns where things like skincare, fashion, being sociable and having an actual personality start having a higher ROI.

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• RI

  @RichardX22 · 3 weeks ago

  obliques and abs are just measuring that women care more about low body fat percentage than anything else

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• DR

  @drizzt3117 · 3 weeks ago

  I also think there&apos;s a big difference preferences for females in general and gym girls, who seem to be more into the traditional gym physiques.

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• EW

  @EwanM11 · 2 weeks ago

  I train to look like a comic book character (and I mean spiderman, not beano). Surely comic book artists in the 80s had some clue about what women find attractive right??? I&apos;m in my 50s and I&apos;m still trying to be everything I wanted to be when I was 12 years old. The inner child will flourish god damnit!

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• A5

  @a51mj12 · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  I should&apos;ve trained shoulders all those years and not delts

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• AN

  @Andy.Ollinger · 3 weeks ago

  Train what and how YOU want to. Nobody else matters. <br><br>Thanks Doc!

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• TA

  @tahiribnmohammad5410 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  We all know which muscle to train, its called &nbsp;the &apos;wallet&apos;

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• 0V

  @0V3R64RD · 3 weeks ago

  His delivery is so damn good hahaha

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• KI

  @kimmoffat6429 · 3 weeks ago

  This is one of the most fascinating videos from RP I&apos;ve watched in a long time. The blend of psychology, sexuality and commonality is extremely interesting. Keep up the good work guys, and Ty for keeping things respectful.

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