Ask AI: Why do men have huge butts?

Body types largely depend on an individual's genetics, diet, lifestyle, and exercise habits rather than their gender. The distribution of fat and muscle mass varies from person to person, including among men. Some men may have bigger butts due to a higher concentration of fat or muscle mass in that area, whether because of genetic predisposition, specific types of physical activity (like certain exercises or sports), or diet. It is important to remember that everyone's body is unique and different, and that's perfectly okay. It's also essential to not stereotype or body shame anybody based on their physical appearance but to respect diversity.

Men do not typically have "huge butts". The shape of a person's body is determined by genetics, hormones, and lifestyle. Men typically do have larger gluteal muscles than women because of their higher testosterone levels, but the size of their buttocks is largely determined by individual hereditary factors.