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I once convinced myself I needed bigger shoulders because of a TikTok thirst trap… only to discover the guy was leaning forward, holding a dog. The holy water? He should’ve taken a shower but I had to get to feel those massive muscles right then and there! The massive pecs are simply phenomenal, such rich muscle fibre hiding under the smooth skin.

Our phones. The altar? And unlike abs, you can keep it year-round without cutting carbs.

So, next time you catch yourself comparing your body to a stranger’s online, remember this: real beauty isn’t in a picture—it’s in the messy, unfiltered, laugh-til-you-snort moments you share with people who love you exactly as you are.

Now, close the app, grab that spoon, and enjoy your peanut butter like the beefcake you are.

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Lighting tricks, angles, filters, and a touch of FaceTune can transform “guy who just finished his workout” into “guy who looks like he was born in a Calvin Klein ad.”

And yet, we fall for it.

Top camera quality and such amazing muscle man make this video a top pick!

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The Body Image Loop

Many gay men struggle with body image for a reason: we live in a subculture that often worships aesthetics like a religion.

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And no matter how flawless someone looks online, they’ve got insecurities, too. Then moving down to the biceps and triceps (those veins!), then the hot 6 pack abs …and lower, down to the massive quads. Remember—there’s no filter for self-esteem.

It’s okay to work toward your fitness goals. The dog was doing most of the work.

Breaking the Scroll Spell

You don’t have to quit social media to stop feeling like a “before” picture—just curate your feed like you curate your playlist.

  • Follow more body diversity: Muscular, slim, bigger, disabled, older—your algorithm should be as well-rounded as your glutes on leg day.

  • Unfollow the ones who make you feel like crap: Yes, even that one guy who occasionally posts shirtless while holding a latte.

  • Post the “imperfect”: Sweaty gym selfies, blooper moments, and pictures where your abs are taking the day off.

The Empowerment Piece

Your value is not determined by your body fat percentage.

It’s also OK if your goal is to enjoy your body as it is, whether that’s lifting heavy in the gym or lifting a double cheeseburger to your face.

Confidence is sexier than any six-pack. That one thirst trap you post when you’re finally feeling yourself, followed by obsessively checking who viewed it.

Social media doesn’t create body insecurity—it just serves it to us like a bottomless mimosa brunch.

They’re as real as a drag queen’s eyelashes—gorgeous, yes, but not 100% natural. Your worth is not measured in likes.

Clark is muscle worshipped

After a serious workout, Clark returns home, all sweaty and pumped up. One “perfect” torso leads to another, and suddenly your brain is running a silent comparison chart, forgetting that everyone’s highlight reel hides the blooper reel.

The Humor in the Hurt

Here’s the thing: a lot of these “perfect” bodies?

This is a dream come true for anyone calling themselves a muscle worshipper.