"Women Can't Lift Heavy"
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LOOK AT THIS MONSTER. SHE'S HUGE! LOOK AT HER!0 -
Oh I got scared for a Minute. I thought I was gonna have to put down the dumb bells.
I love the pics of these women, it just makes me want to get stronger!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.
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.)0 -
So relieved...
I read the thread title and was immediately pissed. Then came in and saw awesomeness.0 -
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Can't wait until I get huge like her!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.
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.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.
I just looked up the BMI of a 5'2", 115lb woman and got 21.... a "perfect" BMI is considered 22.
So according to that measure, she is actually on the small side.
Just wanted to insert an objective perspective here.
Wait. She's 5'2??? FML. I just found a new role model! Woot for the shorty lifters!!!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.
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.
Don't look at mine. You may wet your pants.0 -
"Heavy" is relative.
Her lifts look quite good .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.
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.)
She is cute.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.
Are you serious? The first thing I thought was, look at that tiny pixy crushing those weights. Please tell me your joking.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.
Don't be jealous.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.
Are you serious? The first thing I thought was, look at that tiny pixy crushing those weights. Please tell me your joking.
One day I'm going to be a tiny pixie crushing weights. I'm slightly taller than her, and weigh twice what she does.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.
Only on the internet will a girl with a BMI of 21 be called "huge" and "big."
Sadly, buddy, that ain't true. Only on the internet, in the media, AND in real life will a girl be picked on, scrutinised, judged and labelled for being any damn thing she wants to be.0 -
I swear, if I had a freaking nickel for all the times I heard this!
Meet Samantha Wright.
http://articles.philly.com/2012-07-29/news/32907392_1_weight-lifters-olympics-samantha-wright
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJHFnNIK1i40 -
Sadly, buddy, that ain't true. Only on the internet, in the media, AND in real life will a girl be picked on, scrutinised, judged and labelled for being any damn thing she wants to be.
(J/k & proof of concept/case in point)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.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.
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.)
She is cute.
I wanna be huge like her! She's strong and looks great!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.
Where does "way too big for me" and "her legs alone scare me" fit into "I like what I like" and "We all find different things attractive" and "My definition might be different than yours but it's what makes me happy"?
Liking what you like, finding different things attractive, and being/doing what makes you happy is great - I applaud you for it. Don't use it as an excuse to demean women (or men, for that matter) who don't fit into your definition of what you like, what you find attractive, and what makes you happy.
It's called live and let live.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.
Do you think Samantha doesn't feel feminine because she's strong? Does feminine mean weak?0
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