Bodybuilder, figure or fitness?

I was ambivalent about this one- generally speaking, the actual degree of muscularity doesn't have a whole lot of impact on how well I like a woman.

On a purely visual level, I like a woman who looks comfortable in her skin.  Some bodybuilders manage that really well (Cindy Phillips, Melissa Dettwiler), others not so much.  Just, generally speaking, figure competitors always look happier to me…

For me it depends upon the indevidual in question, I find some who are very femuscular (bodybuilders) to be just as attractive as those that are far less femuscular (figure and fitness) in build.

So, you'll just have to put me down as All of the Above

(of which, you left out.)  😉

All of the above for me as well, I try not to judge based on physical aspects alone. 

However, I am much more attracted to an intelligent personality and beautiful face over muscles or breast size.  I'm not the kind of guy that lives on extremes though, so if it were real life and I were to date a woman of the muscle variety she would be a balance in the middle so figure for me.

After all the huge hulking women that I think about are mainly for fantasies 😀

True, we're in agreement about personality, wisdom, and character. 

As an example, someone can have the body of a She-Hulk, but have the attitude of a bent pin – well, that's not for me.

However, that said, I believe the poll question revolves around the archtype of female physique one finds (visually) attractive rather then about their personality.

Here here.  To get as close as I can to answering the original question, my mood tend to vary.  Sometimes the fantasy of the size and strength of a Cindy P gets me drooling, whereas at other times I prefer the sleeker but still buff lines of someone like Moorea W, for example.

Bodybuilder, figure or fitness? Boardroom, boudoir, or battlefield?

They're all bodybuilders to me (whether they or the "marketing department" wants to admit it or not). I can appreciate all the types' looks, especially in the off-season (is there still such a thing?). I don't pit the athletes against each other except in unnecessarily pun-laden stories.