S/O Men, what do you think of muscular women?

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Anonymous wrote:Lol. I'm sure y'all are 5s

I am one of the posters who said I was 2 before kids and now at 45 I am 5. I am 117-120 lb at 5'3, around 20%b body fat. BUT: I don't have big boobs (B-C), I don't have slim waist (even though my stomach muscles are defined) and I don't have big butt (36 inches in hips), so no curves that most of the men admire.

I'm one of the pp who is a 5. I have 17% body fat, work out constantly, and often go hungry. In the DC region, there are many of us.

I’m a woman who works out and lifts weights, how are you feeding your muscles? Don’t you eat protein with healthy greens and grains? What about yogurt, raw nuts, fresh fruits, raw veggies with hummus? Don’t you know how to watch your macros?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol. I'm sure y'all are 5s

I am one of the posters who said I was 2 before kids and now at 45 I am 5. I am 117-120 lb at 5'3, around 20%b body fat. BUT: I don't have big boobs (B-C), I don't have slim waist (even though my stomach muscles are defined) and I don't have big butt (36 inches in hips), so no curves that most of the men admire.

I'm one of the pp who is a 5. I have 17% body fat, work out constantly, and often go hungry. In the DC region, there are many of us.

I’m a woman who works out and lifts weights, how are you feeding your muscles? Don’t you eat protein with healthy greens and grains? What about yogurt, raw nuts, fresh fruits, raw veggies with hummus? Don’t you know how to watch your macros?

Gah! Too much work. And so boring listening to people drone on about “macros”.

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Men?

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Anonymous wrote:Lol. I'm sure y'all are 5s

I am one of the posters who said I was 2 before kids and now at 45 I am 5. I am 117-120 lb at 5'3, around 20%b body fat. BUT: I don't have big boobs (B-C), I don't have slim waist (even though my stomach muscles are defined) and I don't have big butt (36 inches in hips), so no curves that most of the men admire.

I'm one of the pp who is a 5. I have 17% body fat, work out constantly, and often go hungry. In the DC region, there are many of us.

I’m a woman who works out and lifts weights, how are you feeding your muscles? Don’t you eat protein with healthy greens and grains? What about yogurt, raw nuts, fresh fruits, raw veggies with hummus? Don’t you know how to watch your macros?

Gah! Too much work. And so boring listening to people drone on about “macros”.

Well I don’t talk about macros, just wondering how someone who claims to be fit has muscle if they don’t eat healthy. In order to have muscle mass you have to eat a certain way.

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Anonymous wrote:Spin off from the thread about muscular men. It was interesting to see how many women actually do NOT prefer super muscular men. So men, what do you prefer? (I was asked to start a new thread)

Guy here: 8 is gorgeous then 12 followed by 13 would
Be my preferences.

I am surprised at the number of guys who have said #12. #12 is built just like Sponge Bob.

Umm no that is #16, as spongebob is a rectangle.

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7, 5, 4, 2, in that order for me. Love athleticism.

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All of the top row for me - except for the skinny one on the left.

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Aren't 4 and 10 the same person

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I'm 30, and a combination of 3, 4, and 5, except with "assets" more in the back than in the front. I like that and so does my partner....and I'm a bisexual

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Anonymous wrote:7, 5, 4, 2, in that order for me. Love athleticism.

Agree, athletic women are sexy imo

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Anonymous wrote:All of the top row for me - except for the skinny one on the left.

I’d say all of the second row. Touching a woman shouldn’t feel like touching a man.

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Anonymous wrote:All of the top row for me - except for the skinny one on the left.

I’d say all of the second row. Touching a woman shouldn’t feel like touching a man.

You sound like a woman, being defensive.

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#7 only looks like that for the actual fitness competition, she's not going through her daily life at that low level of body fat, or with the tan and lack of water to draw more attention to her muscle definition. I've had that degree of muscle before as a weightlifter, just never with that low level of body fat. I wouldn't even say she's super muscular - I've worked out with women who were natural and quite a bit more muscular, it's really the low body fat that's very difficult to achieve.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol. I'm sure y'all are 5s

I am one of the posters who said I was 2 before kids and now at 45 I am 5. I am 117-120 lb at 5'3, around 20%b body fat. BUT: I don't have big boobs (B-C), I don't have slim waist (even though my stomach muscles are defined) and I don't have big butt (36 inches in hips), so no curves that most of the men admire.

I'm one of the pp who is a 5. I have 17% body fat, work out constantly, and often go hungry. In the DC region, there are many of us.

I’m a woman who works out and lifts weights, how are you feeding your muscles? Don’t you eat protein with healthy greens and grains? What about yogurt, raw nuts, fresh fruits, raw veggies with hummus? Don’t you know how to watch your macros?

Gah! Too much work. And so boring listening to people drone on about “macros”.

Well I don’t talk about macros, just wondering how someone who claims to be fit has muscle if they don’t eat healthy. In order to have muscle mass you have to eat a certain way.

Ha! That pp wasn't me but is hilarious.

I don't have massive muscles. I am toned, but when I say 17% body fat, the way I achieve that is through regular periods of strict dieting. I do eat well, and sometimes not so well (having a glass of wine now).