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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As an athlete and a Personal Trainer, I find this post beyond disgusting.  I’m 55 and have been training and coaching since I was 23.  I’ve coached young athletes in just about every sport out there. I’m primarily a strength and conditioning coach.   OP, your kind of thinking leads to body dysphoria and eating disorders, especially in young girls.  These can be deadly. Girls should be strong.  Girls should have muscle.  Healthy bodies are designed to move safely.  Why would you see strength as anything but positive?  These girls are building strong bone density that will last them a lifetime.  [b]They are dramatically decreasing the likelihood of injury during play.[/b] And they are developing lifelong habits of discipline, focus, perseverance, and commitment to health.

I can’t believe people still think this way about girls in 2021.  Unreal. [/quote]

Oh, bull. Your entire screed is only because you make money off this racket "industry" of turning teen girls into brutes. Girls are not "designed" to load up on protein, creatine, and whatever other supplements, and train 365 days a year to turn their bodies into men. All so they can win maybe some stupid regional tournament nobody cares about a week after it happened or get an "offer" to play in front of 13 people at some podunk college. What's disgusting is this industry and all the rackets like yours who profit off it. Being a sporty girl is fine and healthy, turning girls into masculine freaks en masse is disturbing.[/quote]

Weighlifter dude here.  This is a troll.  No real person is this stupid.

Real people know that strong athletic girls are enormously attractive to 21 century heterosexual men (and lesbian/bi women).

OP, sorry to tell you, but nobody finds soft, flabby bodies that attractive (or skinny-fat bodies).  Deal with it.[/quote]

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