RRRRAAAAAWWWWWRRRR
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Just figured I'd put this out there, ya know, in case no one figured it out by now.
I LOVE being strong. I LOVE being muscular. I love the look of muscle definition, and striations, and just "ripped" in general.
I love the way I feel when I push a heavy weight off my chest, or squat with one on my shoulders.
I love the way it feels to drive my fist into a heavy bag, and hear the sound of the smack.
I love the way it feels to sweat like crazy after a long run, or how my shirt gets soaked during boxing.
I love it all! It may not be for you.
BUT MY GOD! IT IS TOTALLY FOR ME!
but you know what? I totally didn't know it would be... until I tried it. *hint* *hint*
Disclaimer: what I like, may NOT be what you like. Even though I am promoting what I like... it doesn't mean I am DEmoting what YOU like. So don't think that I am. Kthxbye
And now that I've RRRRAAAAWWWWRRRRRd... it's your turn! What is it that you love? What gets you RAWRing?
I love being strong enough to do farm work, haying, loading and unloading and stacking bales, I love being able to do what my husband ( diabetic, with neuropathy and balance problems) can't do anymore. I am no longer bringing in a paycheck ( retired), so I love being useful on the farm any way I can.
...but I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to be cut, ripped, have visible muscles, visible abs, or a thigh gap. That's not the way I want to look. (Fine for those who like that, just not for me. I'm curvy. I don't WANT to look like a fitness buff).0 -
My last raaaaawrrr moment
Best part was sharing it with my daughters.0 -
I love to lift. If it's a lifting day I look forward to it all day long. I've only been doing it for a few months now but already I can see the changes in my body. Some day I want to look like you
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I love being strong enough to do farm work, haying, loading and unloading and stacking bales, I love being able to do what my husband ( diabetic, with neuropathy and balance problems) can't do anymore. I am no longer bringing in a paycheck ( retired), so I love being useful on the farm any way I can.
...but I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to be cut, ripped, have visible muscles, visible abs, or a thigh gap. That's not the way I want to look. (Fine for those who like that, just not for me. I'm curvy. I don't WANT to look like a fitness buff).
I totally respect that :flowerforyou:
I know that not everyone wants to look like me... And that my goal and your goals are different.
I love that you have your RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment in recognizing your strengths, and that you are happy with who you are. Congratulations on that... Because many haven't reached that place where they have met their goals (aesthetically or strength wise)!
And before people consider ripping into you for the fact that you would ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a ripped body like mine... (which I can totally foresee happening - I know these forums) I hope people realize that I don't see what you said as being insulting. Just like I would imagine you wouldn't be insulted if I said that I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a body like yours.
It is a really good thing to know what we want for ourselves, and seek that out, and be respectful to allowing others to choose and pursue their goals... And not only that, but cheer them on along the way.
That said... I wouldn't ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a body like yours. I would still be actively working to ensure I was a healthy weight and that I was strong... which is what I imagine you are doing too. 0 -
I love being strong enough to do farm work, haying, loading and unloading and stacking bales, I love being able to do what my husband ( diabetic, with neuropathy and balance problems) can't do anymore. I am no longer bringing in a paycheck ( retired), so I love being useful on the farm any way I can.
...but I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to be cut, ripped, have visible muscles, visible abs, or a thigh gap. That's not the way I want to look. (Fine for those who like that, just not for me. I'm curvy. I don't WANT to look like a fitness buff).
I totally respect that :flowerforyou:
I know that not everyone wants to look like me... And that my goal and your goals are different.
I love that you have your RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment in recognizing your strengths, and that you are happy with who you are. Congratulations on that... Because many haven't reached that place where they have met their goals (aesthetically or strength wise)!
And before people consider ripping into you for the fact that you would ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a ripped body like mine... (which I can totally foresee happening - I know these forums) I hope people realize that I don't see what you said as being insulting. Just like I would imagine you wouldn't be insulted if I said that I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a body like yours.
It is a really good thing to know what we want for ourselves, and seek that out, and be respectful to allowing others to choose and pursue their goals... And not only that, but cheer them on along the way.
That said... I wouldn't ABSOLUTELY HATE to have a body like yours. I would still be actively working to ensure I was a healthy weight and that I was strong... which is what I imagine you are doing too.
I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
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I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?0 -
Running up 14,000ft mtns in Colorado. When your up there totally alone, man it's awesome! Totally zone out everything in your life and enjoy the outdoors.0
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OP... i feel you there. Didn't think i'd ever love cardio... and though it's tough, i'm starting to love it... especially after when i'm sweating! I'll try weights some day, when i have time to get to a gym! (i have a treadmill at home haha) 0
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Jogging used to do that for me, but after I made my already injured ankle worse with it I have to skip it. :ohwell:
Alternatively, now I'm getting into some body weight exercises and I'm starting to really love push ups!
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My last raaaaawrrr moment
Best part was sharing it with my daughters.
THAT is something I want to learn how to do.0 -
In for rrrraaaaawwwwwrrrrs,mashed potatoes and ice cream :drinker:0
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I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.0 -
You're a classy lady, Mirey.
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I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.
the point is that you don't have to utter every inane thought that pops into your mind. for example, social convention tells us that when a co-worker shows you a picture of their baby, you don't exclaim "Ack! that's a damned ugly baby!!". you simply smile and nod your approval to your co-worker and keep your thoughts about how ugly their baby really is, in your head and unvoiced.0 -
So much this! And germane to the topic...You're a classy lady, Mirey.
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My Rrrrraaaaawwwwrrr Moment lately was kicking *kitten* (in my way) at my last half marathon. It was my second fastest time and 14 minutes faster than the previous year on the same course. I want to be able to do the same this year so I have incorporated more lifting....Plus that way I can look as ripped as I did in High School :glasses: :happy:
Also I'm hoping my next Rrrrraaaawwrr Moment will be My half marathon but not just in time, but in size....it's a week before my sister's wedding and I'm hoping to have lost 2 dress sizes by then. I'm okay with not dropping the lbs but the flub needs to go.0 -
You look amazing!! I LOVE what you love.......although I suspect my garage is a wee bit colder than yours
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I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.
Oh come now, surely you aren't that blind to see the impact of using the words "absolutely hate" (in caps no less) to express your opinion of the body type that I (and so many others on this site have).
Sure it's not YOUR preferred body type. No one here said it should be. But you are either someone who enjoys creating drama and feigning ignorance, or are just blissfully unaware of the impact of your word choice.0 -
I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.
Thou does protest too much.
Achieving those aspirations takes a lot of work. Your voiced disdain is unnecessary and distasteful.0 -
I feel this way about running! When I was a normal weight, I could run *forever*
I'd never get tired, my mind would be in a different plane of existence (runners high?) and my body felt like a machine.
I can't wait to get back to that feeling again.
THIS! I am working my way toward that goal as well.0 -
I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.
Oh come now, surely you aren't that blind to see the impact of using the words "absolutely hate" (in caps no less) to express your opinion of the body type that I (and so many others on this site have).
Sure it's not YOUR preferred body type. No one here said it should be. But you are either someone who enjoys creating drama and feigning ignorance, or are just blissfully unaware of the impact of your word choice.
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I love being strong enough to do farm work, haying, loading and unloading and stacking bales, I love being able to do what my husband ( diabetic, with neuropathy and balance problems) can't do anymore. I am no longer bringing in a paycheck ( retired), so I love being useful on the farm any way I can.
...but I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to be cut, ripped, have visible muscles, visible abs, or a thigh gap. That's not the way I want to look. (Fine for those who like that, just not for me. I'm curvy. I don't WANT to look like a fitness buff).
Way to rain on someone's parade there. Mirey posts things to inspire...but you...hmmmm. Not worth the strike.
Anyways, it takes a certain amount of knowledge, dedication/commitment, and hard work to get to be a fitness buff or to look anywhere like Mirey. I don't see it being a problem for you at all So yay for you 0 -
I guess what I don't get isn't that she doesn't want a ripped body, it's that she felt the need to bring it up in what was otherwise a positive thread (and not for the first time, I knew what I was about to read the second I saw "hay bales.")
Hehe, yes... She could have simply shared that her RRRRAAAAAWWWWRRRR moment is having the strength to do all those things, and being happy with what she sees in the mirror. And it would have been a perfect contribution
But... Um.... Maybe she's new to forum etiquette? Hmmmmm?
I SAID that was a fine goal for those who wanted it. Why should anyone care that I don't personally want to look muscular? I was in no way insulting. Those who want to look ripped/cut/whatever you want to call it, have fun, hope it works great. I don't need to join those aspirations myself.
Oh come now, surely you aren't that blind to see the impact of using the words "absolutely hate" (in caps no less) to express your opinion of the body type that I (and so many others on this site have).
Sure it's not YOUR preferred body type. No one here said it should be. But you are either someone who enjoys creating drama and feigning ignorance, or are just blissfully unaware of the impact of your word choice.
Given the sheer number of similar arguments in this poster's history, smart money isn't on the latter.0 -
Just figured I'd put this out there, ya know, in case no one figured it out by now.
I LOVE being strong. I LOVE being muscular. I love the look of muscle definition, and striations, and just "ripped" in general.
I love the way I feel when I push a heavy weight off my chest, or squat with one on my shoulders.
I love the way it feels to drive my fist into a heavy bag, and hear the sound of the smack.
I love the way it feels to sweat like crazy after a long run, or how my shirt gets soaked during boxing.
I love it all! It may not be for you.
BUT MY GOD! IT IS TOTALLY FOR ME!
but you know what? I totally didn't know it would be... until I tried it. *hint* *hint*
Disclaimer: what I like, may NOT be what you like. Even though I am promoting what I like... it doesn't mean I am DEmoting what YOU like. So don't think that I am. Kthxbye
And now that I've RRRRAAAAWWWWRRRRRd... it's your turn! What is it that you love? What gets you RAWRing?
I love being strong enough to do farm work, haying, loading and unloading and stacking bales, I love being able to do what my husband ( diabetic, with neuropathy and balance problems) can't do anymore. I am no longer bringing in a paycheck ( retired), so I love being useful on the farm any way I can.
...but I would ABSOLUTELY HATE to be cut, ripped, have visible muscles, visible abs, or a thigh gap. That's not the way I want to look. (Fine for those who like that, just not for me. I'm curvy. I don't WANT to look like a fitness buff).
Who cares? I mean, really??? Nobody cares what you look like or want to look like.0 -
"and little ....... tiny onions"0 -
I'm already missing my winter as a lifter. Tri training has begun, which is great for the lungs, but the swear-o-meter at the gym is now out of work!
When I wore my long socks and shorts to the gym the other day my 9 year old son said...
"Mummy, you look....younger..I like those socks?"
Bwahahaha!0 -
no that i have shown my knowledge of fresh prince quotes ill make a contribution.
i havent had a real rawr moment in quite a while. i have so much going on with work and home that i cant get totally immersed in what im doing to hit that. maybe ill up my weight a bit. i should also do more cardio (at the moment im not doing any)
but hey, this thread has made me want to try to get that moment.
and hell there are some fit women on here.0 -
the point is that you don't have to utter every inane thought that pops into your mind. for example, social convention tells us that when a co-worker shows you a picture of their baby, you don't exclaim "Ack! that's a damned ugly baby!!". you simply smile and nod your approval to your co-worker and keep your thoughts about how ugly their baby really is, in your head and unvoiced. 0
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I had a sweet RRRRAAAWWWRRR moment about a month ago when my brother-in-law walked through my home gym after I had just finished DL'ing. I still had the plates on the bar on the ground and he looked up at me in disbelief and said "Did my brother lift all that!?!?!". I laughed and said "No way, dude….that was me.".
:noway: <---- His face.
BEASTMODE- ON!
This so happens to me all the time...my brother in law just can't believe I lift more than him...hahahahaha0 -
the point is that you don't have to utter every inane thought that pops into your mind. for example, social convention tells us that when a co-worker shows you a picture of their baby, you don't exclaim "Ack! that's a damned ugly baby!!". you simply smile and nod your approval to your co-worker and keep your thoughts about how ugly their baby really is, in your head and unvoiced.
Wait -- did you just call Mirey an ugly baby?
:huh:
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