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Uh, I have definitively heard a lot of men say their primary motivation to "getting buff" is to pick up women.
and I have definitely heard women repeat some common gender stereotype as well
It can be for women but attract women for unintended reasons. Confidence is attractive and if they get confidence through gaining muscle it still works.
I'm 39. These days I explicitly work out to be in good shape for sex. I want to look good when I pop the top, and attracting partners is a core goal of mine.
I've never in my life been hurting for confidence, and was confident when I was 40 lbs heavier - I just looked worse with my shirt off.
If you're chasing low-commitment sex, at some point your physical attractiveness does indeed matter.
Take memes seriously, get into arguments with strangers.
Living up to your username
This was a funny exchange
You're right. I don't even want to argue about the Kek of markiplier in the center.