There's nothing sexier than a watching women lift weights
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I'd agree, but the wording of your thread title is atrocious.
when i make fun of myself for just that, can we just move on? hell, you make yourself unoriginal when I've done it for you. Nice gif.
I just want to belong.0 -
I very rarely encounter men making disparaging comments about my lifting. Maybe I'm choosy about the company I keep. I did have to school a young man last semester that if it bothered him when a woman was stronger than him that it was because deep down he knew he was being a slacker.
Well, that makes it pretty easy to sort out whose comments are to be dismissed out of hand. Just curious, comments from men or from women?Sad to say you are in the minority. I get way more disparaging comments than compliments.
Men to my face...women behind my back. HAHAHA
Women will talk about you behind your back no matter what you do. You could crap gold nuggets and they would whisper about the way they tapered at the end. :indifferent:
Its definitely the company I keep. Military wife life.... need I say more?0 -
there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
I would watch you in between sets of squats when I'm hogging our only squat rack for 3-5 min rest periods while nobody has the stones to unload 8 plates off the bar...0 -
there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
If that were 100% true, we would wear sweats and baggy t-shirts to the gym. Being ogled is a bit much, but a double take is always nice0 -
I very rarely encounter men making disparaging comments about my lifting. Maybe I'm choosy about the company I keep. I did have to school a young man last semester that if it bothered him when a woman was stronger than him that it was because deep down he knew he was being a slacker.
Well, that makes it pretty easy to sort out whose comments are to be dismissed out of hand. Just curious, comments from men or from women?Sad to say you are in the minority. I get way more disparaging comments than compliments.
Men to my face...women behind my back. HAHAHA
Women will talk about you behind your back no matter what you do. You could crap gold nuggets and they would whisper about the way they tapered at the end. :indifferent:
:laugh: Indeed.
I've never had anyone say anything bad about my lifting. Friends OR strangers. I've had people ask me if I'm a gymnast and I've had people tell me I should compete in fitness competitions. If anyone said anything negative about my lifting I'd just grab them and toss their *kitten* into the wall.:laugh:0 -
It would be bloody rude to take your rack from you when there's weight on the bar. When you're done, then it's *my* rack, and *I* get to stand around hogging it during my rests. (glad our gym has tons of racks)there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
I would watch you in between sets of squats when I'm hogging our only squat rack for 3-5 min rest periods while nobody has the stones to unload 8 plates off the bar...0 -
Yup, totally 100% agree! btw - nice guns DjinnMarie!0
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Speaking as a former navy wife, no, you needn't.
I very rarely encounter men making disparaging comments about my lifting. Maybe I'm choosy about the company I keep. I did have to school a young man last semester that if it bothered him when a woman was stronger than him that it was because deep down he knew he was being a slacker.
Well, that makes it pretty easy to sort out whose comments are to be dismissed out of hand. Just curious, comments from men or from women?Sad to say you are in the minority. I get way more disparaging comments than compliments.
Men to my face...women behind my back. HAHAHA
Women will talk about you behind your back no matter what you do. You could crap gold nuggets and they would whisper about the way they tapered at the end. :indifferent:
Its definitely the company I keep. Military wife life.... need I say more?0 -
Oh! Oh! I just figured out how to make gifs yesterday. I wanna play!
aaaaahhhh, watching that hurts my knees.
Funny because it makes me want to put my face right where she's going to drop it.
I meant the way she was locking out
It's called Hip-drive:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yha2XAc2qu8 0 -
Cheers to all the lady lifters. :drinker: And thank you, OP. I like you. :flowerforyou:0
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Oh! Oh! I just figured out how to make gifs yesterday. I wanna play!
aaaaahhhh, watching that hurts my knees.
Funny because it makes me want to put my face right where she's going to drop it.
I meant the way she was locking out
It's called Hip-drive:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yha2XAc2qu8
I know, its rough on my knees0 -
Horses for courses, I guess. I don't wear sweats and baggy t-shirts because they're not the best thing for me to wear for that workout. When I do my stonelifting workouts though, they are the best thing to wear, so that's what I wear.there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
If that were 100% true, we would wear sweats and baggy t-shirts to the gym. Being ogled is a bit much, but a double take is always nice
The only person who needs to look at me at the gym is my trainer, because I'm paying him to do it. Everybody else, eyes on your own workout.0 -
there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
Huh. I love it when a guy tells me I'm sexy, hot, and that I turn them on.
But I guess I'm just weird.0 -
I concur
That is all0 -
Lifting
as for people voicing negative opinions? Not relevant. People always have opinions, your opinions on your appearance are all that matter. :smokin: 0 -
Speaking as a former navy wife, no, you needn't.
I very rarely encounter men making disparaging comments about my lifting. Maybe I'm choosy about the company I keep. I did have to school a young man last semester that if it bothered him when a woman was stronger than him that it was because deep down he knew he was being a slacker.
Well, that makes it pretty easy to sort out whose comments are to be dismissed out of hand. Just curious, comments from men or from women?Sad to say you are in the minority. I get way more disparaging comments than compliments.
Men to my face...women behind my back. HAHAHA
Women will talk about you behind your back no matter what you do. You could crap gold nuggets and they would whisper about the way they tapered at the end. :indifferent:
Its definitely the company I keep. Military wife life.... need I say more?
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I concur 100%.
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Have slacked off the last few months, but getting back into it....HEAVY!!!0
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Horses for courses, I guess. I don't wear sweats and baggy t-shirts because they're not the best thing for me to wear for that workout. When I do my stonelifting workouts though, they are the best thing to wear, so that's what I wear.there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
If that were 100% true, we would wear sweats and baggy t-shirts to the gym. Being ogled is a bit much, but a double take is always nice
The only person who needs to look at me at the gym is my trainer, because I'm paying him to do it. Everybody else, eyes on your own workout.
You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring0 -
Checking in. <<<<<0
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Agree...if you don't just look above me0
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You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring
The term around here is 'mirin.0 -
I am going to need new pants.0
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there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
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Hell no. I got no time for that. I've got my own stuff to worry about. And, I don't particularly get anything out of ogling, so no... I guess in some ways, people *are* special snowflakes. :laugh:
Horses for courses, I guess. I don't wear sweats and baggy t-shirts because they're not the best thing for me to wear for that workout. When I do my stonelifting workouts though, they are the best thing to wear, so that's what I wear.there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
If that were 100% true, we would wear sweats and baggy t-shirts to the gym. Being ogled is a bit much, but a double take is always nice
The only person who needs to look at me at the gym is my trainer, because I'm paying him to do it. Everybody else, eyes on your own workout.
You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring0 -
You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring
The term around here is 'mirin.
Trying not to use BB.com lingo. I'm new here0 -
DYEL?
You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring
The term around here is 'mirin.0 -
gonna keep this in mind next time I have compant by my free weights.0
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Hell no. I got no time for that. I've got my own stuff to worry about. And, I don't particularly get anything out of ogling, so no... I guess in some ways, people *are* special snowflakes. :laugh:
Horses for courses, I guess. I don't wear sweats and baggy t-shirts because they're not the best thing for me to wear for that workout. When I do my stonelifting workouts though, they are the best thing to wear, so that's what I wear.there's nothing grosser than a man who thinks he gets to comment on everything a woman does and how "sexy" it is for him. some of us are there to get our workout in, not to be ogled. ew.
If that were 100% true, we would wear sweats and baggy t-shirts to the gym. Being ogled is a bit much, but a double take is always nice
The only person who needs to look at me at the gym is my trainer, because I'm paying him to do it. Everybody else, eyes on your own workout.
You don't ever eye somebody at the gym?
Even I take a gander at females... admiring
Maybe we have different definitions of ogling.0
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