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98K Followers, Following, 3, Posts - INSTA MUSCLE MEN (@instamusclemen) on Instagram: "⚜️ The Official Page ⚜️ 📥 DM to get more information about paid posts". More chapters will be added as I get time. I hope the text is of some interest. Other chapters include Historical Pressings which examines the history of photographic images of the male body, including the male body as desired by gay men, and the portrayal in photography of the gay male body; In Press which investigates the photographic representation of the muscular male body in the sometimes gay media and gay male ography; and Re-pressentation which alternative investigates ways of imag in ing the male body and the issues surrounding the re-pressentation of different body images for gay men.

The text also examines the positive and negative effects of this culture on the individual and collective lives and bodies of gay men. This chapter should be read in conjunction with the Historical Pressings and Re-Pressentation chapters for a fuller overview of the development of the muscular male body. This chapter also contains descriptions of sexual activity. Muscularity is the sign of power — natural, achieved, phallic.

Sporting and war heroes became national icons. Remember that it was in this decade the trials of Oscar Wilde had taken place in England after he was accused of being a sodomite by The Marquis of Queensbury. It is perhaps no coincidence that the rules that governed boxing, a very masculine sport in which a man could become a popular hero, were named after his accuser.

By all accounts he was a brute of a man who despised and beat his son Lord Alfred Douglas and sought revenge on his partner, Oscar Wilde, for their sexual adventures.

Muscles became the sign of heterosexual power, prowess, and virility. A man had control over his body and his physical world. Aerobic activity such as swimming or running are much more effective ways of getting fit. But what gym work does much better than aerobic activity is that it builds muscle mass. At dance parties it is now difficult to tell which is the gay body and which is the straight.

Both gay and straight men are likely to be striving after the same muscular mesomorphic ideal so much so that they may both become homogenised into a non-feminine, paradoxical asexual masculinity, where very little sexuality exudes from any-body at all! For example, I think that the construction of the muscular mesomorphic body can be linked to the appearance of the first skyscrapers in cities in the United States of America.

Skyscrapers were a way increasing visibility and surface area within the limited space of a crowded city. One of the benefits of owning a skyscraper like the Chrysler Building in New York, with its increased surface area, was that it got the company noticed. The same can be said of the muscular body.

Like a skyscraper, the muscular body has more surface area, is more visible, attracts more attention to its owner and is more admired. The owner of this body is desired because of his external appearance which may give him a feeling of superiority and power over others. However, this body image may also lead to low self-esteem and heightened body dissatisfaction in the owner causing anxiety and insecurity in his identity as he constantly strives to maintain and enhance his body to fulfil expectations he has of himself.

Of course, body image is never a static concept as the power of muscular images of the male body resides in their perceived value as a commodity. This value is re-enforced through social moral values, through fluid personal interactions, and through the desire of self and others for this type of body image; it is a hierarchical system of valuation. In the four photographs from the s below we can see a range of ethnic men portrayed, all seeking the attainment of what was, for them, the perfection of the muscular human form.

Indian, Chinese, Black American and Phillipino are all represented. Today what is desirable in a masculine body seems to be even more limited in its stereotyping than was the case in the s. Then, at least, there was a diversified range of ethnicity. Thankfully, professional buff, body-builders do still come in all colours! Anonymous photographer Anselus T. Del Rosario c.