Oh to be lean and muscular: Body image ideals in gay and heterosexual men.

Marika Tiggemann · Yolanda Martins · Alana Kirkbride

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The aim of the study was to compare body ideals and body dissatisfaction among gay and heterosexual men. Participants (134 gay men, 119 heterosexual men) completed measures of body figure preference ratings varying on adiposity and muscularity, and measures of self-esteem and involvement with the ga

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