A third of men would feel compelled to display a "perfect body"

The recent outcry produced by the advertising campaign slimming supplements (World Protein) on which a nymph sculptural bikini launched: "Is your body ready for the beach?" showed that this issue was very controversial in women. But men also care about their appearance at the approach of summer, that's what shows a large survey in the UK.
Market analyst OnePulse recently surveyed a thousand British. It appears that only 8% of men say they are "very happy" with their bodies, that 11% are not satisfied with their physical and another 11 cents to freely say "hate" their appearance.
While 22% say they do not feel pressure, nearly a third of the men surveyed (29%) feels compelled to show impeccable physical because of women. But it seems that male pride has less influence than the look of the fairer sex, only 16% of respondents claiming to be sensitive in relation to other males.
Even if they are not comfortable with their bodies, 20% of these gentlemen acknowledge lack motivation to sculpt their bodies. With the approach of summer, 33% of them are willing to stand their weight machines, while 22% take care of their body throughout the year.
The figures come as the tendency of "Dad bod", normal body dad, was he headlines a few weeks ago. Some girls said they preferred the love handles that are too sharp lovers, so less reassuring and comfortable.
But the results of this survey are even more dramatic for women interviewed, only 3% of them say they are "happy" with their bodies, and 39% acknowledged a "lack of confidence" to wear a bikini. Almost majority of respondents (41%) said they would like above all to have a flat stomach, toned front legs (20%), the sheer size (15%) and sharp arm (12%).
To conduct the study, OnePulse surveyed 400 men and 500 British women aged 16 to 65 years.