Power Women: Misunderstanding the Female Bodybuilder

By FLAMETAMER, published Oct 30, 2007
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Okay, I know the following words will be anathema to men of all races, creeds and colors. I know, in my heart and soul, I'll be disclosing some dark, ancient, mythological secret that, once revealed, will change human relations between men and women for eons to come. So be it. This needs to be said.

Some years ago-the eighties, to be exact-I became enraptured, enamored, en-"everything" with the sport of women's bodybuilding. Yes, God bless my soul, I can now admit to this deplorable, despicable skeleton that has rattled around in my closet for a couple of decades now. I love strong women in all ways the word strong can be attributed. In character, in spirit and last, but absolutely not the least of which is in body.

Yes, it's true, the sight of a woman with powerful, rippling thighs, a well-muscled torso, bar bending biceps, horse shoe shaped triceps and dense, striated pectorals (rock-hard boobs to you novices) gives me the happiest and simultaneously worse kind of rush. Though I must confess to not being a "muscle schmoe", as the terminology goes, which is definable as a geek, nerd, and or plain flat out weirdo who will do anything short of blowing his own brains out to be in the mere presence of a muscle goddess. Shudder.

These sexy, living statues in the flesh tend to have that effect on some men and are the embodiment of everything an independent, purpose minded female should be. Much to the chagrin of most if not the greater majority of the narrow-minded world populace. You see, these free spirited, "Live life on my own terms," sexy women instill many emotions and opinions in those unenlightened enough to see, well, the light.

Power Women: Misunderstanding the Female Bodybuilder
Did You Know?
Ninty percent of all female bodybuilders make no money in the sport. They truly do it for love of the game.
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Actualy what is my problem means i am having misunderstanding habit? how i have to change this habit....

Posted on 04/04/2008 at 9:04:57 PM

 
i am also a lady who loves to lift weights! it's about being the best that you can be and being proud of your feminine muscles - just a shame no-one else in my gym does the same, just 20 hrs per week on the cross-trainers!

Posted on 01/01/2008 at 10:01:29 AM

 
I am a female bodybuilder, and i totally agree with your comments. Im proud of my huge manly physique of which i work so hard for. I enjoy not bein the norm. I feel its a cheek to bring in these extremely fit athletic slim sexy women to the stage and call them body builders. They are not, they're what modeles should look like. Female Body builders should be just that.excessively Muscular just like in male body building. Sorry to offend any lady in the fitness cat, this is just my opinion and im sure not many do agree with it.

Posted on 12/31/2007 at 6:12:35 AM

 
Great insight, it's refreshing to hear from someone who thinks...

Posted on 12/01/2007 at 10:12:00 PM

 
Thanks for sharing. I had many misconceptions about the female bodybuilder.

Posted on 10/30/2007 at 9:10:00 PM

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