Men: steam rooms/locker-shower rooms.....Do you ever??

Then let me rephrase the question a bit. Since many of you squawk at the sight of another naked man, Other than to size up his pecs & quads & see what *tool* he's working with.

THEN: for those of you who are openly Bi. What do you find appealing about another man that makes you want to have a MFM encounter?

I'm trying to figure men out. Since men seem to have women figured out.

I feel the same way about women as you feel about men. It would take about a nano second to look at a naked man and see everything that I want to see. Naked women, any and all naked women, I could look at for hours. Every detail is fascinating to me. No two are alike. The subtle differences are what make it interesting.

On a Seinfeld episode, it was speculated that only 5% of people are truly physically attractive. Having spent a lot of time in men's locker rooms, I can attest that's a very generous estimate. Most of what you see in a men's locker room is simply unbearable. And why is it that these guys always wait until I'm in the jacuzzi before deciding "hey, that looks like a good idea" and jumping in.

Anyway, having said that, if there's a naked guy in the locker room that isn't horribly obese, over 80 years old or sporting multiple deformities...yes, my eys have occassionally wandered to the area you're interested in. I don't know why. It's not a body part I want anything to do with. It just happens. But then, I don't know why dogs sniff each others butts, either.

TO EACH HIS OWN, BUT EVERYONE COMPARES OR YOU'RE A LIAR...

DEVIN

I was a three sport athlete in high school and played on a varsity team at college and I never noticed other guys equipment until I got hurt and had to spend time in the training room. One of my teammates asked me if I had "noticed" anything about the All America football player who was getting treatment at the same time. I told him that I hadn't but the next time we were in the training room I took a peak and learned that there are men and there boys, and that I fell in the latter category.

Despite that lesson reality, until I discovered internet porn the genital size just hasn't been an issue with me. I go to the gym regularly and I still don't bother looking. Just not interested.

Awl4knot

Well, men don't interest me sexually but I think men's bodies are just as beautiful as women's if not moreso. I work at a health club and see naked men all the time. A fit, healthy man with strong arms, deep chest and flat stomach is a beautiful sight. I can admire it like one admires a classical work of art.

Penises? Well, I try not to look at those but I can see why some find them arousing. Noble and strong, whether small or long... The sign of a man.

Personally, I never thought the vagina was attractive. It looks like something raw and uncooked, especially bald. Yes, I'm old school and prefer when women had pubic hair.

I'm getting sick of paying good money and seeing bald women. Really, there's nothing attractive about razor burn, rashes, ingrown hairs and stubble. Give me something soft and furry to nuzzle and I'm happy.

Now this is one interesting & appealing post! Very arousing!

Well, men don't interest me sexually but I think men's bodies are just as beautiful as women's if not moreso. I work at a health club and see naked men all the time. A fit, healthy man with strong arms, deep chest and flat stomach is a beautiful sight. I can admire it like one admires a classical work of art.

Penises? Well, I try not to look at those but I can see why some find them arousing. Noble and strong, whether small or long... The sign of a man.

Personally, I never thought the vagina was attractive. It looks like something raw and uncooked, especially bald. Yes, I'm old school and prefer when women had pubic hair.

I'm getting sick of paying good money and seeing bald women. Really, there's nothing attractive about razor burn, rashes, ingrown hairs and stubble. Give me something soft and furry to nuzzle and I'm happy. Originally Posted by janwalshs

Well, men don't interest me sexually but I think men's bodies are just as beautiful as women's if not moreso. I work at a health club and see naked men all the time. A fit, healthy man with strong arms, deep chest and flat stomach is a beautiful sight. I can admire it like one admires a classical work of art.

Penises? Well, I try not to look at those but I can see why some find them arousing. Noble and strong, whether small or long... The sign of a man.

Personally, I never thought the vagina was attractive. It looks like something raw and uncooked, especially bald. Yes, I'm old school and prefer when women had pubic hair.

I'm getting sick of paying good money and seeing bald women. Really, there's nothing attractive about razor burn, rashes, ingrown hairs and stubble. Give me something soft and furry to nuzzle and I'm happy. Originally Posted by janwalshs

As a recreational bodybuilder, I largely agree with janwalshs' perspective. Although I can understand arguments, pro and con, regarding the degree of muscle mass that people find aesthetically acceptable, muscle gives shape, as well as functional capability, to the human body. Therefore, I consider a well-muscled physique (male or female), one that is symmetrically developed and exhibits a high level of definition, as a work of art. As a breast connoisseur, I certainly have no problem with the use of breast implants which is so prevalent among female fitness and bodybuilding competitors.

I am also a regular recipient of Brazilian waxing, so I favor the silky-smooth and bare look for both men and women. I do not have one ounce of homosexuality in my body but I prefer, at least for myself, the enhanced visiblility of the penis's full length afforded by this process. Some people might argue that bare female genitalia adds a prepubescent look but, to me, a woman's labia and clitoris are absolutely gorgeous (some perhaps more so than others) and waxing affords the opportunity for optimal display with significantly reduced occurrences of razor rash and ingrown hairs associated with shaving.