hardbodies...

Stormy

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Ladies and Gents, what is considered womanly or feminine? My mother and sis are giving me hell about working out too much. My body isn't masculine but, quite "tight". Is a woman who is athletic and toned considered less feminine than one who is volumptuous and soft? Guys, is muscle mass on a woman a turn on or off? Ladies, we all know that we are conscious of other women's bods...what do you think about the hard/soft issue?
 
Somehow I get the feeling the men here are going to tell you that they need to see photos to make an intelligent answer.
 
Hardbodies and Pics

Yep, gotta show the pics for unbiased opinions. I think that is a rule in the fine print section.
 
I enjoy the hardbody girls at the gym. Not so much the heavy lifters but the ones that get on the stair stepper for an hour. What's tattooed on your butt?
 
....shit ya'll, just answer the question, lol. I gotta know ya better before I let go of the pics. As for what's tattoed on my butt, that'll surely give away my identity to a few friends on here, sorry! ( You'd like it though)
 
Stormy it all depends on the person to me. If I don't like the personality the rest really doesn't matter that much.

However I do have to admith that I don't think it's very good looking when a woman have way to many and big muscles, like some female bodybuilders have!

Oh and yes, please do show the pictures!!! ;)
 
I don't need to see pictures...

I don't understand why most people leap from one extreme to the other when talking about "working out". It seems women who choose a life more active than veal are suddenly considered "hard bodies". There's a whole range in between.

I think the description "athletic and toned" speaks for itself and...yep...I like it very much. CD-able and I, both in our forties, lift three times a week. She's strong, flexible, endurable, and very, very feminine.

Don't try to please everybody else...please yourself...there will always be a decent guy who thinks you look spectacular! As for mum...aren't you old enough to not worry too much what she thinks?
 
That's a good question, Stormy. I first got into bodybuilding back in 1985 and later in 1989, I concentrated on powerlifting. Since my first day in Gold's Gym, I was alway intriged by the professional male and female bodybuilders that I would watch every month on ESPN and FOX SPORT channels. But that faded from my mind when female fitness competitions were developed. To me, the fitness competitors and models looked alot more feminine than the female bodybuilders. I mean really, who wouldn't jump at a chance of going out with a lady like Trish Status or Torrie Wilson, as opposed to Beverly Francis or Nicole Bass?

So Stormy, if you are interested in staying fit...GO 4 IT. There is nothing like the site of a tight, fit woman.
By the way Stormy, where do you train?

[Edited by GuyJD on 12-30-2000 at 10:17 PM]
 
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