I'm always ugly when I take pictures of myself.
I feel like it's even worse since I run more. When I see attractive girls run, I bet they only run maybe 2-3 miles max. Who knows what running 10 miles at once does to your face the next day.
Sure running makes our bodies more attractive, but the gauntness shows.
Now I know why they say runner girls have the bodies, but not the face.
What about for guys?
I feel as though runners have more issues with acne. Maybe that is not true. I think if it makes you more fit - it can thin out your face. But attraction is subjective. I find female runners attractive.
Not_Photogenic wrote:
Now I know why they say runner girls have the bodies, but not the face.
Who says that?
Some random millenial magazine website about dating runners.
I forgot where.
It will make your skin unattractive if you don't use sunscreen. I was at the masters track and field championships this past weekend. Lots of incredibly fit bodies with wrinkly aged faces. Some of the women looked particularly bad. So use sunscreen!!!!
hey ho wrote:
It will make your skin unattractive if you don't use sunscreen. I was at the masters track and field championships this past weekend. Lots of incredibly fit bodies with wrinkly aged faces. Some of the women looked particularly bad. So use sunscreen!!!!
Wrong! The only way to truly protect skin is by covering (hats, long sleeves) or minimizing exposure.
You can't bake all day with spf 100 and expect to not get wrinkles.
Do the wrinkles go away if you stop running in the sun for like a week?
Two words. Galen Rupp.
I found that I got a lot more attention from the ladies when I stopped being a competitive runner. I still run but don't look like I am a starving refugee
Gauntness looks amazing on males with properly developed masculine bone structure. A razor-sharp jawline with defined cheekbones IS A SIGHT to behold.
Running never, ever made me better looking. Lol.