Would Girls Date A Skinny Guy?

Summary

The video is a street/interview-style question asking women/people whether they would date a very skinny (or super skinny) guy. Responses are mixed, with several repeating themes:

• “Skinny = weakness” / need for strength: Some interviewees say extreme thinness signals weakness and would mean the man can’t physically support them (e.g., “pick me up,” “carry me,” “throw me around”). A few specifically say they wouldn’t date someone who is “skin and bones” or unable to lift them, while others say they might consider it if he’s healthy or can still be strong enough.
• Preference for curves/body mass: Several respondents indicate they prefer men with some visible body mass—often framing it as having a “dad bod” look, being muscular/lean, or having enough “meat.” Related comments include not liking “runway” thinness and citing health concerns (e.g., not wanting unhealthy standards).
• Personality and health matter: Some people insist they don’t judge by appearance and say what matters is “what’s inside” (personality). Others add that as long as he’s healthy, they don’t necessarily care about thinness.
• Attraction is relative to the person’s body type: There are mentions that what feels “too skinny” depends on the interviewer’s own size/shape and comfort—especially around whether the relationship involves physical handling or practical compatibility.
• Only minimal exceptions / boundaries: A few respondents say they might date a skinny guy in general but set limits (not “super skinny,” not someone who doesn’t go to the gym, not someone whose body looks unhealthy). Others say they’d date skinny guys if he has a certain build or is toned.
• A contrasting question about “super skinny girls”: Interviewees largely say they wouldn’t be excited about dating a super skinny woman, with some preferring more curves/mass and referencing health/comfort and not wanting a “Victoria’s Secret runway model” standard.
• A quick boundary on identity topic: When asked about dating a transgender girl, at least one person declines, despite earlier statements that “beauty comes in all forms,” and another person jokes/backs down in response.

Overall takeaway: “Very/super skinny” is often seen as a negative sign only when paired with perceived weakness, lack of strength, or an unhealthy look, while moderately skinny and/or healthy skinny men sometimes receive acceptance, especially if personality is right or attraction isn’t centered on body mass.

Presenters or Contributors

• The video host/interviewer (“Hey guys… Welcome back…”)
• Multiple women interviewees (unnamed; appear as separate participants answering the questions)