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This thread is weird to say the least… why would u want a girl to break your spine? I shouldn’t kink shame but to answer ur question: no, women aren’t that strong even with 20kg of roided muscle…(anyone can break ribs though)
Right, let me correct myself, breaking a spine: No. Breaking a rib: Yes, but almost everyone can break a rib
But yeah, this thread is strane
This thread is what many of us have probably been interested in as kids. Power excites, and none of these answers are obvious until you hear the explanations for the first time.
This is at the core of being turned on by a fantasy. I mean any fantasy. Most of human sexuality is not based on something real. A really small part of it is based on the actual purpose of sexuality, which is to make babies. A slightly larger part of it is based on the fact that an average female body serves this purpose the best. So certain body shapes do play a role in attraction.
Supernormal stimuli actually work very differently for animals than for humans. An animal's behavior is guided almost mechanically by the things it sees and experiences and is accustomed to. A human mind always works by giving meanings to things, which may be totally unrelated to what the thing is in reality and what is its purpose.
So Melinda may not be able to break anyone's back. She may not be strong enough. She may not have arms long enough for that. She may not even want to break anyone's back. But the fantasy of her being so super strong and knowing it and being happy about it may feel just wonderful to some small kid within an adult man's body. Because to them, a happy mom figure means safety. The opposite of weak, angry and perpetually dissatisfied one many of us may have had.
So the more she can crush spines in a fantasy, the more happy and loving she becomes. Also, weaker girls do not crush your spine, not because they love you, but because they are too weak to do it. So to prove her love to you she must be able to do it, know it and then not do it.
This discussion is as if wanting to blow one's load is normal, socially interacting with a woman and then blowing loads is normal, but fantasied interactions are somehow abnormal. I don't even understand what exactly is it that is supposed to make this discussion so strange or embarrassing.
The topic does not literally mean that the person asking would want Melinda to break his or anyone else's back. In an extremely rare cases are there masochistic fantasies of being physically damaged, injured or destroyed by women. Which is again not a fantasy of simply being destroyed, but the ultimate expression of being possessed by her. The actual meaning is usually to want to know if she is strong enough to make the average man absolutely powerless.
Everyone willing to have an opinion on this must make a choice. The fact that a woman is physically stronger than a man means absolutely nothing and is totally meaningless as it is. Muscles feel different to the touch, fit women last longer in bed and roids make women more horny. There are three obvious reasons for being attracted. Everything on top of that is based on fantasy about what either one of you feel about her strength as it is and in comparison to you.
So what is the limit of strange and embarrassing? Admiring a woman's muscles? Admiring the fact that she's stronger than you? Admiring the fact that she could hurt or control you, not in ordinary ways but by her sheer physical strength? Having fantasies where she actually hurts you a little? Or breaks your body? Booking an actual but legal beatdown session? Making clandestine arrangements where a strong and skilled female fighter actually injures you?
This thread is weird to say the least… why would u want a girl to break your spine? I shouldn’t kink shame but to answer ur question: no, women aren’t that strong even with 20kg of roided muscle…(anyone can break ribs though)
Yes, the OP asked the question if she'd be strong enough to break someone's back (spine) from a bearhug. The answer is an emphatic no. Not a chance.
What is weird is that the thread is linked with a name in the title.
Everyone probably understands, including Melinda herself, if she were ever to look at this, that she is here used purely as an example of a woman who looks impressively strong and muscular. She would probably have a good laugh and then forget about it.
Instead of thinking that someone here is seriously either accusing her of being a potential psycho or fantasizing of being brutally injured by her.
So, to answer you, point by point, there is nothing much to like or dislike. So weeks and months barely matter either. Also, nobody asked about breaking anyone's neck, any more than putting a bullet through anyone's head. If you need to change that to have a point, then it's safe to say you don't have one.
Everyone probably understands, including Melinda herself, if she were ever to look at this, that she is here used purely as an example of a woman who looks impressively strong and muscular. She would probably have a good laugh and then forget about it.
Instead of thinking that someone here is seriously either accusing her of being a potential psycho or fantasizing of being brutally injured by her.
So, to answer you, point by point, there is nothing much to like or dislike. So weeks and months barely matter either. Also, nobody asked about breaking anyone's neck, any more than putting a bullet through anyone's head. If you need to change that to have a point, then it's safe to say you don't have one.
I think I had a stroke reading this…. What?
Firstly, her arms are not long enough. Secondly, her does not have enough compressive force; the only animals in the world that kill by breaking spine with purely muscular force are anacondas. And this requires, if I remember correctly, 90+ kilopascals per square inch. A reticulated python, for example, no longer has the strength to break a person’s spine.
I think I had a stroke reading this…. What?
The " weeks and months" part aside, the rest makes perfect sense to me. I agree with him.
+1
And also, its not the matter of hogy much muscle mass you have, its just strenght and technique(?), but breaking a spine must be hard, but can be done by an average person I suppose.
But yeah, this thread is strane