
You’d think that being a man who is attracted to other men gives you a leg-up on how to make yourself look hot. You know exactly what someone who looks at men would like, and you can emulate those traits or build up those parts of your body.
I’m talking specifically about the key areas where the eyes drift on a nearly-naked male, or the features that identify him as healthy, fit or masculine. In our culture those places are especially well-built abs, pecs and biceps.
So it shouldn’t be surprising to see gay men pounding away at those muscles in the gym, emerging with ballooning chests, thick arms and rippled abdomens, but with a little less build elsewhere. If not committed enough to work on all three, some guys will focus on one of those areas; you’ll find skinny boys with abs so defined you could grate cheese on them, or pecs that look like they could fill a D-cup — complete with horizontal creases two inches under each nipple.
That’s what I call the gay physique. I don’t mean to be derogatory, but when I walk around in a gay club where all the men are shirtless or in tight clothes, its painfully obvious who built themselves up by moving a hunk of metal back and forth in one of the most controlled and linear ways possible.
The key place to look is the forearms, which go largely ignored in a gym, and will be small in proportion to the rest of the body. Then every once in a while you’ll see a guy with a chest so big you want to ask if he’s ever tried to balance a TV tray on it. (read the full article)








