Is there something in the water? Food? Today a guy came to view my place and I swear his hips were looking very shapely, his hips were wider than his mother's with the sort of thighs I usually only see on women. This is something I have noticed in the last 5 years, maybe its always been there but I just thought they were women from a distance until I saw goatees and shit. What is going on? Anyone find this sexy?
What is up with all these men with childbearing hips?
Isaiah Young
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Dominic Gutierrez
It's hot af
Bentley Wright
Estrogen in plastics, no physical activity and emasculating feminist culture would be the causes in my opinion.
Nolan Mitchell
sounds like youre gay desu
yes, because a "culture" that has only really existed for like 5 years is capable of altering the musculoskeletal structure of adult men
feel free to kys any time
Jackson Morgan
Shit genetics which are becoming way more noticeable with the modern lifestyle and complete absence of exercise.
Camden Myers
You grew up in a feminist school system retard
Caleb Martin
Xenoestrogens leaking into water from plastic, lack of physical activity, shit diet with a low nutritional value etc.
This guy has a point, it's not that the actual musculoskeletal structure of man has been altered, it's just that men who are genetically inclined to have wide hips, will have accentuated their natural structure DUE to poor life choices, but if things stay this way for the coming decades, obviously man will change for the worse.
Daniel Hall
Seriously though, the more I look at xenoestrogens the more convinced I am that they are a major component of what the fuck is going on in the west today.
They don't just affect men, they cause weird shit in women too like decreased fertility.
Governments and some NGO's in their pockets keep claiming whatever particular xenoestrogen (for instance Bisphenol A) is below the safe levels where it would have an effect, but the problem is there are literally hundreds of different xenoestrogens in all the different flame retardants (so every piece of soft furniture) and plastics (even metal cans have plastic linings) and each one of these xenoestrogens accumulates along with all the others.
As far as I know no scientists have actually measured ALL the xenoestrogens a person would be exposed to- it could be hundreds of times above safe levels.
Connor Turner
Oh and I forgot to mention, obviously xenostrogens are a huge factor that play a role in a man's bodyshape, i'm not denying that, it's just that the genetic code can't be altered in such a short period of time relative to the time it took for humans to transition from one evolutionary phase to another.
Ryder Cook
What's wrong with his foot?