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I love lots of muscle, but only if they're not super lean. Strong and soft is the way to go.
Thick, naturally well-built ladies who work out. I don't care how strong they are - strength and fitness are attractive to me. You can be super strong and "girly" at the same time. Many elite athletes certainly are.
Like who? Can you give me some names or refer to the pictures I posted?
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Originally Posted by JLB001
I'm one of those "muscle-y" women. lol
Most of those pics on that fb page are girls almost or at competition weight/size. I bet most don't walk around that lean normally.
Some of them are not competing but are personal trainers.
See that girl Emily Skyy or however it's spelled on there? She is perfect. Girls like Dana Linn Bailey is too much in my opinion. MANY girls love Dana Linn, but she is not my cup of tea.
Look Paige Hathaway and Ainsley Rodriguez. They are what I would call very balanced aesthetic and fit physiques.
See that girl Emily Skyy or however it's spelled on there? She is perfect. Girls like Dana Linn Bailey is too much in my opinion. MANY girls love Dana Linn, but she is not my cup of tea.
Look Paige Hathaway and Ainsley Rodriguez. They are what I would call very balanced aesthetic and fit physiques.
I have a couple friends who idolize DLB, but I honestly don't believe she is natural.
As a single, muscular woman and former competitor, I get a full range of reaction from males and females. I get a lot of positive feedback wherever I go, be it the grocery store or the gas station, especially if I'm with my kids since many people assume motherhood and fitness aren't compatible. I get a few guys that tell me my arms are bigger than theirs, but to me that's an issue for them, not for me. I don't lift for their benefit. And I'm not very big in actuality.
On the flip side, I'm not attracted to men without muscle, so that kind of works out. The type of guys who would find my look intimidating are not the type I'd have any interest in anyway. If you're going to consider muscular women "masculine", I suppose you'd have to consider men without muscle "feminine".
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Originally Posted by JLB001
I'm one of those "muscle-y" women. lol
Most of those pics on that fb page are girls almost or at competition weight/size. I bet most don't walk around that lean normally.
I'm not planning on doing this for those who wanted to know.
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Originally Posted by dvsness
As a single, muscular woman and former competitor, I get a full range of reaction from males and females. I get a lot of positive feedback wherever I go, be it the grocery store or the gas station, especially if I'm with my kids since many people assume motherhood and fitness aren't compatible. I get a few guys that tell me my arms are bigger than theirs, but to me that's an issue for them, not for me. I don't lift for their benefit. And I'm not very big in actuality.
Thank you for coming to this thread and contributing!!!
How many hours a week do you need to spend in the gym to maintain your particular musculature?
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On the flip side, I'm not attracted to men without muscle, so that kind of works out. The type of guys who would find my look intimidating are not the type I'd have any interest in anyway. If you're going to consider muscular women "masculine", I suppose you'd have to consider men without muscle "feminine".
It is definitely my general impression that a) muscle-y (lol, funny word) women only like muscle-y men. Hardly any exceptions. And b) muscle-y men often prefer muscle-y women.
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