Seldom do we regard the human form as specifically provocative outside of what varying degrees of sensually erotic presentation it may assume, and while very often this sort of provocation is accomplished by superficial embellishment it nevertheless must ultimately contend with the realities of flesh which beset it on all sides, to no exclusion of its own beholding. Behavioral and physical endowment by accident of material happenstance (social, genetic, etc.) is the usual thoroughfare for those few thusly privileged, and with considerably abysmal contrast to the greater mass of persons less favorably endowed. Yet is there at least one universally attainable tendency of form (or nearly so, barring but a handful of material maladies) and one undeniably provocative even well beyond what erotic appeal it may, or indeed may not bear forth: a tendency best characterized by the process of muscular development, or hypertrophy.