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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][img]https://fitnessvolt.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/top-female-bodybuilders-750x393.jpg[/img]

I don't know why so many of you are pretending like you don't know what bulky means or that women can't bulk up. A muscular body will look thicker than skin and bones, period. I don't care if these women are a size 4 in real life. Visually they look bulky, and a lot of typical DCUM types don't consider that feminine or desirable.

I personally strength train, am strong, and [I]look[/I] strong. For me, going up a couple of dress sizes to accommodate my growing muscles (lats, arms, core, butt, and legs) was NBD, but I can see how it would be traumatizing to someone who admires a heroin chic aesthetic and bases her value on being a size 0. [/quote]

What size are you, PP?  How tall are you?[/quote]

I posted the picture. I am 5'2 and size 12. I was size 8 before I got into fitness. Shirts and dresses no longer fitting across the chest was the first sizing change I experienced. A popping booty was the second.[/quote]

The second and third picture from the left are clearly on testosterone.  The ones the right look fine.  Those women work out for hours a day with strict diets to peak at the competition.  Simply don’t lift more than 3 hours a week and a woman will look tight and toned, there will be minimal bulk if any.[/quote]

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