A heavy weight lifter in street clothes...
Rae6503
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I can bench press 105lbs, squat 130lbs and deadlift 175lbs. Do I look "masculine" and "bulky" to you?
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You look fantastic!! Gorgeous, beautiful, hot and sexy!!! ...definitely not MANLY!! Great job!! ;-)0
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No, but I feel comparatively weak0
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You look awesome! And great motivation for me to get to heavier weight.0
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definitely not - you look gorgeous!0
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I think you look great. I can't wait to see results like yours. Keep up the good work!!!0
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bulky???? Masculine??? hardly, you are very feminine looking. If you hadn't listed what you can bench, squat and dead lift i would think you were full of it. I am jealous of your ability. And don't listen to anyone who tells you that you are starting to look manly.0
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bulky???? Masculine??? hardly, you are very feminine looking. If you hadn't listed what you can bench, squat and dead lift i would think you were full of it. I am jealous of your ability. And don't listen to anyone who tells you that you are starting to look manly.
WORD! You're beautiful!0 -
LOVE!0
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Do I look "masculine" and "bulky" to you?
I would say definitely not!0 -
No you look nice.0
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You look fantastic!0
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Beautiful0
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You're beautiful and your femininity absolutely blasts the myth I've seen repeated on this site too many times. :flowerforyou:0
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wow! You look awesome and i am impressed with you strength! now i wanna know what you look like in a swim suit!0
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You're beautiful. Train like a man. Look like a woman! Really...does it get any better?0 -
You have that James bond girl kind of look. One of the villainesses. The, I'm going to crush your skull with my legs, then go powder my nose.0
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LOVE this!0
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I think you look great and I think most people don't have that negative of a stereotype towards women who lift but the minority who do think that women who lift look hulking or something are just a vocal minority??? *shrugs* :laugh:0
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Thank you everyone. I didn't post this just to be an attention *kitten* (okay, maybe a little). It's part of my endless marketing campaign to get more women into weight lifting.0
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You're beautiful. Train like a man. Look like a woman! Really...does it get any better?
This! You are very inspiring.0 -
not at all! you look great!0
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No.
But I have seen other women who do. It's all about body composition and how much testosterone you have. Some women do bulk up in a way I would not want to. It's tough to know what your personal result will be until you do it and it's scary for some women.0 -
If that is bulky and masculine, then I want IN!!!
you look great!!!0 -
You look fantastic and very slim and very nicely toned not bulky or muscley in any way keep up the great work, good motivation for those of us who have just started lifting weights, I have just started body pump recently and am really enjoying it, think people think that weight lifting will turn us females into the incredible hulk which is just not true. My mum is horrified that I have started weight lifting and thinks that I am going to get bulky and manly looking0
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Thank you everyone. I didn't post this just to be an attention *kitten* (okay, maybe a little). It's part of my endless marketing campaign to get more women into weight lifting.
it's working! Really makes me want to start lifting more!0 -
You look great. I would have never thought you could bench that!0
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I think you look amazing!..
I lift heavy and also had ppl telling me, in pm's, that I looked "bulky." Not in this pic but when I have my gunz shot up..
ehh..:yawn: is all I have to say to them.
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No.
But I have seen other women who do. It's all about body composition and how much testosterone you have. Some women do bulk up in a way I would not want to. It's tough to know what your personal result will be until you do it and it's scary for some women.
Except I do gain muscle easier than a lot of women. When I lifted in college I annoyed my lifting partner because she was stronger but my biceps were bigger and more defined. I went on a "bulk" over the winter. I ate 3000 calories for 4 months in an effort to gain muscle. "They" say that women who do everything right to gain muscle should only be able to gain a pound of muscle a month. I'm pretty sure I gained more than that (I gained 10lbs total, and am pretty sure 6 of that was NOT fat). My flexed biceps are 12.5in big, my quads are 20", my hips and *kitten* 40".
The difference is not building muscle easily, the difference between "bulky" and "lean" is body fat percentage.0 -
No, but I feel comparatively weak
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No.
But I have seen other women who do. It's all about body composition and how much testosterone you have. Some women do bulk up in a way I would not want to. It's tough to know what your personal result will be until you do it and it's scary for some women.
Except I do gain muscle easier than a lot of women. When I lifted in college I annoyed my lifting partner because she was stronger but my biceps were bigger and more defined. I went on a "bulk" over the winter. I ate 3000 calories for 4 months in an effort to gain muscle. "They" say that women who do everything right to gain muscle should only be able to gain a pound of muscle a month. I'm pretty sure I gained more than that (I gained 10lbs total, and am pretty sure 6 of that was NOT fat). My flexed biceps are 12.5in big, my quads are 20", my hips and *kitten* 40".
The difference is not building muscle easily, the difference between "bulky" and "lean" is body fat percentage.
Are you saying the bulkier women have more fat or less? I'm talking about women who have very little body fat and a LOT of muscle definition. Not everyone has those results, but some do and I think that's what a lot of women are afraid of having happen.
Personally, it's not the look I want. I like your results and is what I'm hoping for.0
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