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Are you skinny and would like to pack on a few lbs of muscle but your metabolism wont let you gain a pound? I can't gain a pound. Check this out.


www.musclegaintips.com

in 3 months look at the difference!




after 5 months:



some dudes gained 25 lbs in a month!






now his program is a hundred bucks, but you can find similar stuff for free by typing in "hard gainer" into google.

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Fact: most women don't like rippling muscles.

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Girls like the fact that I'm comfortable to lay on.

In a recently conducted survey, 100% of women interviewed say I shouldn't put on muscle.

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Agreed. :p

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I don't want to be that big or ripped, but I do want to get more muscles.

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Even though women don't want big rippling muscles, they like some definition. I know my girlfriend seemed to really enjoy when I had a week of working out that gave me a bit of a sixpack.

By the way, this guy got his start doing Body For Life, which is a program that is mostly for losing weight, but can be used for gaining muscle as well.

I know this because I've seen this guy in the books my dad has of Body For Life.

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Some Tone/Definition is good for women to look at (and men :p ) but getting overboard in those areas can lead to "ewww"

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I've found that while young girls tend to dislike big, muscular men... when the women get into their mid to late 20's, things change. I'm a big dude, in both muscle and fat, and I've gotten exponentially more and better ass as I've gotten older. I'm currently 28 years old, 6 feet tall and 275 lbs and I have a serious girlfriend plus 3 women that I work with that have told me of their intentions if not openly hit on me.

I think when women get older they stop viewing the larger guys as intimidating, but more like a protector. It may have something to do with how post college women tend to live with other women in small apartments or by themselves and then feel vulnerable and have some instinctual need to find larger men attrractive. Or maybe they have a Daddy complex. Any way you slice it, it means the big guys are finally getting laid.

Advice, when you get into college or are in college, start hitting the gym. Trust me. As women get older, they like the big arms and chests.

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From what I've seen, girls like muscles.

Muscles to a guy, are like big boobs to a girl. Sure it doesnt mean they wont liek you for you, but its like an added bonus, or in some cases what starts it all.


Ever since I started working out a while ago, I've been rubbed and complimented constantly.

Girls dont like huge muscles, no, they like definition. They want someone to protect them. Someone to keep them safe. No fat tub can do that. Neither can a skinny weak guy.

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My friend is the smallest, skinniest person you'll ever meet.

Not only do all the ladies want him, but he could kick your ass with his mad ninja skills...

:sneaky:

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i like muscles..... :sneaky:
not rippling...but hard broad shoulders and chest :p *drool* abssss

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Good, cause you won't look like that after using his program.

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Im in a similar boat, I'd say.

When I started to really get big training for football when I was 17, the girls didnt like it. Too bulky...I was pretty freaking dominant on the field, even with two sprained ankles, but it wasnt all that appealing to teenage girls. Now I've slimmed a bit (but not much, I'm still up there around 6'3 260), however the older females seem to take more of a liking to my mack-truck-like physique :p The words 'security' and 'comfort' come to mind...also, they've gotten past the "boy" phase and want a "man".


Skinny guys get lots of attention too, no doubt. I think a lot of girls prefer skinny guys to bulky guys...but it's evened itself out over the years.