56harrisond
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From the album: Pool Boys
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From the album: Even with his Shirt ON...
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From the album: Even with his Shirt ON...
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From the album: Hot/ Fresh/Cute
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From the album: ASS REVOLUTION
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From the album: Homo Sapiens - Homo Erectus
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From the album: Homo Sapiens - Homo Erectus
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From the album: Homo Sapiens - Homo Erectus
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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From the album: Pecs & Nips & More
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I think "defined" would be a six (or more)-pack, washboard abs, while "athletic" allows for more leeway. I'd expect that an athletic swimmer would have more visible abs compared to a rugby player, yet both would be considered athletic. Body composition does change depending on a variety of factors, so someone's abs could look pretty different at different times of the day. "Muscular" is all in the eyes of the beholder, and allows for a lot of interpretation. A bodybuilder looks much different than a CrossFiter, but both are muscular. A provider's self description could be skewed by an intentionally exaggeration of their physique (overselling). Or they might have some body dysmorphia, so they undersell their physique.
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From the album: Even with his Shirt ON...
