Do women love men with wide shoulders and a lean waist?

Yes.

t.woman in her 20s

In the wild, animals make themselves wide to intimidate potential predators and rev up their excitation response, increasing the likelihood that they will flee. The wider you are, the more intimidating you appear, hence, the more power you are perceived to have.

Guess what women like.

Its a male health marker for being strong and high test

you tell me

>>39821162
Pseudo-intellectual bs

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>>39821131
http://www.fitmole.org/perfect-male-body/

>Scientifically speaking, it has been shown that women are most attracted to men with shoulders that are 1.618 times bigger than his waist.

>>39821154
Want to know how your not a woman?

>inb4 the fat powerlifters enter the thread and start bleating on about "muh bearmode"

>>39821131
Wtf do you think?

Yes.

It maximizes surface area contact for hugs.

>>39821170
Not at all BS. This is very accurate. You keeping thinking you are far different than the animal kingdom, but you're not.

>>39821170
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deimatic_behaviour

>>39821162
that sounds stupid as fuck, I was thinking its more that the shoulder/waist Big broad upper body (strength) relative to a slim waist (health) makes you look stronger/healthier therefore sexier.

Either way, yes.. even as a guy I can confirm that it looks sexier.

>>39821162
i agree with this but how come fridgemode isnt as aesthetic as a V taper?

>>39821261

It's just the maximization of masculinity

thin waist as opposed to wide female hips

broad shoulders as opposed to narrow female shoulders

>>39821267

Draws your eyes to the cawks

>>39821261
>makes you look stronger/healthier therefore sexier.
>stronger/healthier
>stronger
Thanks for proving my point.

>>39821304
yeah I know, but i think you went a bit off tangent with the whole
>fight or flight/it will make you wider therefore more intimidating
thing

So yeah I guess you are pretty much right. kinda

>>39821344
he is right, he's just autistic for explaining that because it's all subconcious/primal thoughts