Womp, womp...Hot people bitching about being hot.

Stupid bitch

He doesn’t know plural from possessive. Fail!

And I bet a lot of them aren't even gay, but the typical "what's ur meal plan bro??" or "how much do u lift man??" type messages.

Many women don't really care about muscles, especially as most of these gym bros probably aren't looking for longer term relationships.

Regarding muscle men, I agree with R3. A female friend and I have discussed our attractions, and she says that she likes men fit but not muscular, handsome but not gorgeous/pretty, and not short (saying her minimum is 5'10" as that's how tall she is and doesn't want to tower over her boyfriend/husband). She points out that those we consider 9s and 10s make horrible partners, emphasizing Hollywood actors and social media stars. Funny enough, I asked her if she'd ever reached out to anyone on social media and she laughed and said "Why, they're all gay. [italic]You[/italic] should because they'd be more interested!" and I replied with a "I wish" :(

The most annoying things for hot people is getting constant - unwanted attention from unattractive people or attitudes from jealous/insecure people.

He could turn off direct messages entirely or stop posting thirst trap pics but he likes the attention too much.

[quote] A female friend and I have discussed our attractions, and she says that she likes men fit but not muscular,

Is her name Janet Weiss?

[quote] The most annoying things for hot people is getting constant - unwanted attention from unattractive people or attitudes from jealous/insecure people.

Those poor hot people!

And here I had felt sorry for myself because the most annoying thing for me is when I get attacked and then left for dead by rape gangs.

R5, and yet he's seeking out attention by posting shirtless pics online

You can make flaunting your appearance your whole personality and then complain when people focus on your appearance

Look at me!

LOOK AT ME!!

[italic]DON'T LOOK AT ME!!![/italic]

R4 ALSO...straight men don't realize that porn isn't real. Most women aren't as "needy" and obvious as men expect them to be--and if they are, consider it a red flag. Women don't generally ask for pictures of your hard cock.