"Women Can't Lift Heavy"
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For the record, that girl is huge. Whether you're into that or not is a personal thing, but don't try to deny the fact that she's big. Good for her tho, she's a beast.
Don't be jealous.
Oh, I am. . . . a little. . . Ah shoot! I am!0 -
For the record, that girl is huge. Whether you're into that or not is a personal thing, but don't try to deny the fact that she's big. Good for her tho, she's a beast.
Might be time to shedule that eye exam you've been putting off. Seriously!0 -
For the record, that girl is huge. Whether you're into that or not is a personal thing, but don't try to deny the fact that she's big. Good for her tho, she's a beast.
lolwut?
lol right, I want to be "huge" like this chick then. ugh0 -
Yea this girl is huge... yoked, jacked, ripped, beast mode, whatever you want to call it. I try to keep my arguing with the internet to a minimum, but look at her; if you don't think she's big, you need a new pair of glasses.
Like I said, good for her.
I was gonna say: Cute as a button.
But, then, I would get accused of being sexist.
(course, I can get away with such a comment, because she can probably lift more than I can. Those lifts are highly technical and require a ton of practice and dedication.)
Sorry, way too big for me. Her legs alone scare me.
wow, I never thought I would see you body shaming :ohwell:0 -
From Zoe Pablo Smiths blog.... we don’t lift weights in order to look hot, especially for the likes of men like that. What makes them think that we even WANT them to find us attractive? If you do, thanks very much, we’re flattered. But if you don’t, why do you really need to voice this opinion in the first place, and what makes you think we actually give a toss that you, personally, do not find us attractive?...0
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LOOK AT THIS MONSTER. SHE'S HUGE! LOOK AT HER!
Sorry what were you saying? I was distracted by her *kitten*...... I mean her assets!!0 -
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And while you may think her thighs are "too big", it seems kind of silly to pick one body point for reference to call the rest of what is a fairly small person "huge".
BTW, my glasses are on and the prescription is accurate
What I said: she's big
What you heard: she's too big
Relax...
How strange. I guess you've never seen a large person before. Check my profile page, and look at my photos if you need a comparison. I am a large woman. This woman is like half my size, so no, not big. Quite small, in fact.0 -
For the record, that girl is huge. Whether you're into that or not is a personal thing, but don't try to deny the fact that she's big. Good for her tho, she's a beast.
Is she taking up too much space? Not lean enough for you? Go away with your comments.0 -
I like what I like. We all find different things attractive, no? I like looking and feeling feminine in my man's arms, weather I'm naked or wearing a 40s gown. My definition might be different than yours but it 's what makes me happy.
There's liking what you like, and there's liking what you like and putting down something that isn't what you like. Ascribing anything remotely muscular (and by muscular, I mean having a low body fat % without having less LBM) as being not feminine is dismissive. Yes, we can all have different definitions of a subjective term like that, and no, you didn't outrightly say she ISN'T feminine, but when you say you are "scared" of a body part and that you prefer a look that is different than hers (than put that "feminine" label on it), that's going to seem like shade.
Particularly when people aren't getting upset because someone found someone else unattractive by their standards. People are upset that pretty loaded terms ("big," "huge," "scary") were applied to an already (unfortunately) "controversial" aesthetic. And this thread wasn't even about, "Wow, this woman is sexy; all other looks are not!" (and I would argue that many of the "lifting is sexy!" threads aren't, either, but often get warped into that by comments like these); this thread was, "Women get told they can't lift heavy, and here's an awesome one who can!"0 -
:grumble: << This whole thread makes me feel like this!
I was discussing lifting with a friend, and when he heard how much I squat he replied, "Whoa- that's too much for a girl." <And NOT in the wow I'm impressed kind of way. I promptly sent him a picture of my legs/a** in a bikini... and shut his BS down.
FTR, I am HUGE. haha :-)0 -
She's cute. Seriously.
and I'm jealous (of her perfect form, massive amount of weight that she lifts, and the physical assets of her lower half)0 -
I think the funny bit is that if she was actually a little bit leaner (ie. closer to BB numbers) then I think there would be a whole heap more haters for looking bulky despite being lower BF%. Low BF% makes the appearance of more muscle mass. And I'd say her current level would be close to optimal for performance which is most likely what she's after, not praise from randoms on the internet about her physique :laugh:0
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Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.0
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Yea this girl is huge... yoked, jacked, ripped, beast mode, whatever you want to call it. I try to keep my arguing with the internet to a minimum, but look at her; if you don't think she's big, you need a new pair of glasses.
Like I said, good for her.
But she's NOT huge. There's more to feminine beauty than willowy types. She's muscular, but HUGE? :noway:0 -
Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)0 -
I dont even think of posting examples for people anymore, I just walk through these threads thinking, I am my own goddamn success story. I don't need to prove anything to the girls who will give any excuse to get out of doing things the embarrassing hard as nails way in favor of having it handed to them.
I'll never see this argument as 'well i dont prefer that body' or 'dang that girl is hot!!!' - All I see is - there are girls working hard and pushing themselves in the weight room and they are all kicking so much *kitten* no matter what level they are at - beginner or elite. Or I see girls on the internet working hard to collect ALL the excuses and procrastinate reaching the goals they claim to want so bad and none of them are impressing me.
SO.
High Fives everyone that respects girls who lift heavy.
Bolded for emphasis as that was my point!
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Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)
BOOM! Love your work, lol.0 -
If she's huge at 5'2" and 115 pounds I wonder what I am at 5'9" and 160.0
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Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
I can deadlift 200lbs with overhand grip, have big hands for a woman and still have issues with pickle jars.0 -
This should be a forum of its own. Women lifting. There should be a mandatory 50 new threads a day too. With pics.
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Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
Someone will still need to take out the trash and mow the lawn. I hate those chores. :drinker:0 -
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And while you may think her thighs are "too big", it seems kind of silly to pick one body point for reference to call the rest of what is a fairly small person "huge".
BTW, my glasses are on and the prescription is accurate
What I said: she's big
What you heard: she's too big
You didn't say she was big. You said she was huge ... in bold font! Who are you kidding with that "I just said she was big" garbage? YOU are the one who needs glasses. And a reality check, apparently.0 -
Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)
How can I look manly without my pickles?0 -
Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)
How can I look manly without my pickles?
You've got more than one??? O.O
How YOU doin'?
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I have found my new idol in Samantha Wright. 0
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Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)
How can I look manly without my pickles?
You've got more than one??? O.O
How YOU doin'? :laugh:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
ETA: I'd like to see that...0 -
Yea this girl is huge... yoked, jacked, ripped, beast mode, whatever you want to call it. I try to keep my arguing with the internet to a minimum, but look at her; if you don't think she's big, you need a new pair of glasses.
Like I said, good for her.
Seriously? There is nothing on her that isn't just mind-blowing hot...including the fact that she could probably outlift me.0 -
Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
No, we still need you to look manly, it it makes us look and feel feminine in your arms.
(see what I did there. Did ya?)
How can I look manly without my pickles?
You've got more than one??? O.O
How YOU doin'? :laugh:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
ETA: I'd like to see that...
*gets in the line*0 -
Women shouldn't lift heavy. If they do then they won't have any use for me when the pickle jar needs to be opened. And therefore ending all the things I was good for in the first place.
You can follow all us strong girls around shouting motivational and complimentary things. I always lift heavier when someone Pushes me.0 -
I like what I like. We all find different things attractive, no? I like looking and feeling feminine in my man's arms, weather I'm naked or wearing a 40s gown. My definition might be different than yours but it 's what makes me happy.
There's liking what you like, and there's liking what you like and putting down something that isn't what you like. Ascribing anything remotely muscular (and by muscular, I mean having a low body fat % without having less LBM) as being not feminine is dismissive. Yes, we can all have different definitions of a subjective term like that, and no, you didn't outrightly say she ISN'T feminine, but when you say you are "scared" of a body part and that you prefer a look that is different than hers (than put that "feminine" label on it), that's going to seem like shade.
Particularly when people aren't getting upset because someone found someone else unattractive by their standards. People are upset that pretty loaded terms ("big," "huge," "scary") were applied to an already (unfortunately) "controversial" aesthetic. And this thread wasn't even about, "Wow, this woman is sexy; all other looks are not!" (and I would argue that many of the "lifting is sexy!" threads aren't, either, but often get warped into that by comments like these); this thread was, "Women get told they can't lift heavy, and here's an awesome one who can!"
You are absolutely right. I am sorry. I got distracted by the tight suit and her pretty face. It's just where we men go.
You say she lifts?0
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