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Its my favorite fact that absolutely no woman has ever fantasized about the hyper muscular super hero bods.
And in fact, I had no idea this comic artist was a man until this moment lol
I agree with the sentiment but "Absolutely no woman has ever fantasized" about that?
Do you really believe that? If not, why use these words? I don't think it serves your purpose and it's too bad.
Don't hate me please. I'm just talking semantics which are important to me
You have a point. Hyperbole is how we got here in the first place.
So did you! Pretty sure you're right about the artist being a dude for the reason you mentioned.
Thanks for giving my point a thought.
On the other hand, women's media is also full of that stuff. Maybe not Schwarzenegger style extreme bodybuilding, but look at a women's magazine or the covers of romantic fiction books made for women. Both men and women in these types of media are overly fit and overly sexualized too.
I don't think it's specifically a gendered thing that there are people who like to look at that kind of stuff and people who reject it.
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