haha ... well, just to be clear, I am not inherently attracted to that, either, but it's probably especially because I am not inherently attracted to the mindset that would live that way. Perhaps that's falsely judgemental of me, as I actually have no idea what he is like as an individual, other than he obviously spends a lot of time in the gym - (what he's thinking during that time and his concept of life expression while there, is another matter). Do I believe that's the way all men should look? No, not necessarily (not literally in any way). I also don't think that the only concept of female beauty should be an emaciated (often literally and truly), muscleless, brainwashed individual looking for approval from whomever. I don't like the *mindset* and the mindset seems to govern the resulting appearance. I also don't think the best use of masculine intellect is the one who is merely and equally brainwashed into believing that's the epitome of what is fulfilling to themselves as female beauty. There's more to it than it being 'that simple', of course, but there's some truth in there.
So, fine, you people don't find muscular women to be attractive - in some cases that unattraction has much less to do with the object than it has to do with one's own insecurities. I'm sure there are certain frames of mind who appreciate it, just as the average joe/jane doesn't truly stand in knowing awe and appreciation in what it takes to be a truly fine pianist ... while those who walk the road are probably capable of being the most appreciative in a fuller sense.
While I'm not aiming to be super muscular (and I think you actually only achieve that through body-building, specifically), I hate even saying that because I shouldn't have to assure anybody that "don't worry, I won't go too far into the realm of what you think is unattractive." There are many types of bodies, not just one, and many types of feminine, many types of masculine. I do appreciate intellect and individuality above all else, yes, I am quite sure about that. But, as goes with anything, intellect and individuality are among those qualities where it matters not only what one has, but also how they are used.