"Plus sized" model??
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lmao i ate breakfast late because i thought my 9month old would eat it all....soo i ate at 8:30-9:00 today and then lunch came around and both my kids were asleep!!! i made a tuna sandwhich (w/ very little mayo) sure enough soon as i sat down to take a bite my 9month old woke up and ate all my food lmao i had to make another one :grumble:0
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lmao i ate breakfast late because i thought my 9month old would eat it all....soo i ate at 8:30-9:00 today and then lunch came around and both my kids were asleep!!! i made a tuna sandwhich (w/ very little mayo) sure enough soon as i sat down to take a bite my 9month old woke up and ate all my food lmao i had to make another one :grumble:0
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Where are the men? Don't they have an opinion on this topic?? :bigsmile:0
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Where are the men? Don't they have an opinion on this topic?? :bigsmile:
they are probably feeling like my spouse when I ask if these jeans make me look fat:laugh:0 -
I have thought about it... And I don't like this model.
She has exactly the same thing wrong with her that all the other models I've seen have. Sure she might be a bit larger, but the woman doesn't seem to have an OUNCE of muscle on her body!
I am really tired of the image of the Physicaly weak woman. fat or thin.
Where are the Amazons I ask you?0 -
Where are the men? Don't they have an opinion on this topic?? :bigsmile:
they are probably feeling like my spouse when I ask if these jeans make me look fat:laugh:
My boyfriend just tells me I look hot. Nothing ever looks BAD although somethings do look better than others.:laugh:0 -
I have thought about it... And I don't like this model.
She has exactly the same thing wrong with her that all the other models I've seen have. Sure she might be a bit larger, but the woman doesn't seem to have an OUNCE of muscle on her body!
I am really tired of the image of the Physicaly weak woman. fat or thin.
Where are the Amazons I ask you?
Bodybuilding magazines??0 -
Average or normal is looked down upon by sexist men. I myself think the model IS beautiful!
I'm not interested in "Twiggy's" (ok, I'm showing my age with that remark...)lol (those are usually the mag women u see for models)
A woman is not defined by her body...she is defined by her personality and her mind.
I'm all for women losing weight to feel more feminine and just to be healthy. I'm against women losing weight to please a partner...
Just my thoughts...0 -
Average or normal is looked down upon by sexist men. I myself think the model IS beautiful!
I'm not interested in "Twiggy's" (ok, I'm showing my age with that remark...)lol (those are usually the mag women u see for models)
A woman is not defined by her body...she is defined by her personality and her mind.
I'm all for women losing weight to feel more feminine and just to be healthy. I'm against women losing weight to please a partner...
Just my thoughts...
I love you.
The world could do with more men like you, at least on this topic!0 -
Average or normal is looked down upon by sexist men. I myself think the model IS beautiful!
I'm not interested in "Twiggy's" (ok, I'm showing my age with that remark...)lol (those are usually the mag women u see for models)
A woman is not defined by her body...she is defined by her personality and her mind.
I'm all for women losing weight to feel more feminine and just to be healthy. I'm against women losing weight to please a partner...
Just my thoughts...0 -
I have thought about it... And I don't like this model.
She has exactly the same thing wrong with her that all the other models I've seen have. Sure she might be a bit larger, but the woman doesn't seem to have an OUNCE of muscle on her body!
I am really tired of the image of the Physicaly weak woman. fat or thin.
Where are the Amazons I ask you?
Bodybuilding magazines??
Well what's wrong with a muscular woman in a non-bodybuilding magazine? By no means do I belong in a bodybuilding magazine. But I'm not petite either. There is no one out there who represents my body type.
The only difference is that I don't care. :laugh:0 -
Thank you for the compliment!0
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JoyousMaximus
Actually you can have somekind of muscle definition without being a "Body Builder"
I just think the MYTH of a Beautiful woman is a weak one is a bit sexist and freaky.
Sorry but REAL woman have muscles. Big arms from lifting babies, defined thighs from walking, running, from actually living.
Models don't seem to generally have any of the Muscular marks of a life well lived... just plasid flaby skin over overly thin and weak arms. Same, it seems with this woman... only she is a bit heavier.0 -
JoyousMaximus
Actually you can have somekind of muscle definition without being a "Body Builder"
I just think the MYTH of a Beautiful woman is a weak one is a bit sexist and freaky.
Sorry but REAL woman have muscles. Big arms from lifting babies, defined thighs from walking, running, from actually living.
Models don't seem to generally have any of the Muscular marks of a life well lived... just plasid flaby skin over overly thin and weak arms. Same, it seems with this woman... only she is a bit heavier.i want some muscle definition lol
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JoyousMaximus
Actually you can have somekind of muscle definition without being a "Body Builder"
I just think the MYTH of a Beautiful woman is a weak one is a bit sexist and freaky.
Sorry but REAL woman have muscles. Big arms from lifting babies, defined thighs from walking, running, from actually living.
Models don't seem to generally have any of the Muscular marks of a life well lived... just plasid flaby skin over overly thin and weak arms. Same, it seems with this woman... only she is a bit heavier.i want some muscle definition lol
I read that in order to build muscle one must eat a small excess of calories and a certain ratio of macro nutrients (upping the protein intake). I think you have to lose body fat in order for the muscles to start showing. HARD to do and a painfully slowwwww process, especially for those not needing to lose a lot of weight.You might have the muscles (well everyone has muscles really just bigger or smaller)...they're just hidden under that layer of fat. I know there's a lot of people like this. They're strong, but they look very "big" because of the fat layer surrounding their muscles. But I agree that that model looks reallyyyy "soft" as in someone with a high fat percentage. But you really can't tell from just pictures (she could have muscles hidden under the fat). I'm not judging or criticizing her though. Everyone should embrace their bodies. I like that there are some celebrities who aren't afraid to lift weights and have athletic bodies. And they definitely look better than those who don't!
However, I always find it funny that women are so afraid of lifting for fear of "bulking up" and turning into the hulk or something. :laugh: It's such a totally unrealistic fear. Seriously, how can weak ever be attractive? o.O It's not a good sign if you run 1.5 miles in 18 minutes and feel like blacking out afterwards. Btw, that happened to my skinny friend who is 100 pounds (genetic gifted) and doesn't work out at all. And she totally brushed off that experience. People are going to pay one way or another for not exercising eventually, especially older women who don't weight train. Muscles disappear, bones become brittle, and muscle becomes replaced with fat. I know it sounds harsh, but it's the truth and the truth can be harsh.
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JoyousMaximus
Actually you can have somekind of muscle definition without being a "Body Builder"
I just think the MYTH of a Beautiful woman is a weak one is a bit sexist and freaky.
Sorry but REAL woman have muscles. Big arms from lifting babies, defined thighs from walking, running, from actually living.
Models don't seem to generally have any of the Muscular marks of a life well lived... just plasid flaby skin over overly thin and weak arms. Same, it seems with this woman... only she is a bit heavier.
With the woman in the picture, it's hard to tell if she has muscle tone. The pose she is holding is very relaxed so her definition wouldn't be visible due to a higher body fat percentage. I'm not much bigger than her. I have definition when I flex but in that pose I would look soft. To hold that pose and look defined, you would have to have a fairly low body fat percentage which would be contrary to the point of the article. To me, it look like if she tensed her muscles she would have definition.0 -
"With the woman in the picture, it's hard to tell if she has muscle tone. The pose she is holding is very relaxed so her definition wouldn't be visible due to a higher body fat percentage. I'm not much bigger than her. I have definition when I flex but in that pose I would look soft. To hold that pose and look defined, you would have to have a fairly low body fat percentage which would be contrary to the point of the article. To me, it look like if she tensed her muscles she would have definition."
Now ya made it personal so I can't say nothin without being a meanie. :sick:0 -
Interesting subject.
I am constantly irritated at the fact I have muscle that cannot be seen. I still have a layer of body fat )10-15 lbs) that covers some mean *kitten* muscle.
I make my friends and family 'come feel'!!:laugh:
It took me 15 minutes to get a good shot of my arm to show my muscle definition.0 -
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Ok so my friend sent me a picture like the one above warning me of overdoing it at the gym!:noway:
:laugh: :laugh:
I mean really......do women really think they will look like that if they lift 10 pounds in a bicep curl?
I feel strong and healthy..........I love doing the weights and feeling confident. The other day I lifted myself up onto the washing machine without thinking. A year ago I couldnt life myself from bed without groaning.
Muscles are wonderful...........0
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