Likely a lot more of A than B. The fact that what constitutes a "healthy" appearance does not look the same for everyone is overlooked by advertising and entertainment media.
I wonder how much of this is (a) women buying into visible muscle as a hand-wavy proxy for "health," and how much is (b) women actually preferring an ideal that introduces more constraints & is less attainablehttps://twitter.com/DegenRolf/status/956544762294755328 …
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And news media doesn't reliably promote health pieces illustrating the complexity of the matter because that wouldn't help the advertisers who are buying the network ads during those timeslots.
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"Thin + muscular" is on its face more constrained than just "thin." My understanding is that the relationship between muscle mass and fat mass at a more typical body weight is pretty complicated, but it's notoriously difficult to simultaneously maintain muscle and a very low BF%
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(Meant to point at practical constraints rather than make a symbolic logic claim, but that was poor phrasing on my part.)
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