I'm 67 and have been attracted to female muscle for as long as I can remember. My first vivid memory is my 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Anderson in Tampa Florida. She used to sit on the edge of her desk and brush her hair. I think she wore sleeveless dresses the entire school year and even to this day, I can remember how her right bi would roll up into an incredible peaked ball, with every stroke with her brush. She was also very beautiful! Like a lot of you, I hid my love for muscle girls because no one that I knew ever had this same attraction. Also my mom always described muscular circus trapeze women as ugly and manly, so I felt weird thinking they were sexy. The only person who ever knew was my younger sister Barbara. She had awesome biceps and I complimented her constantly, even though my mother told her her arms were ugly. My mother actually made her cover up her arms a lot, so hopefully my compliments made my sister feel good about her muscles in spite of my mom!!!
I live in the Netherlands and here are the muscular women a rare species. I am single so I don't have to justify myself. I was in the States to visite contests. I had the time of my life. When the shit has gone I'll be back to visite more contests. Btw I am 51, had a relation with a toned girl when I was in my mid 20's, she was German, lean built but had firm biceps peaking through her sleeves. Apparantly I was too obsessed. She was my everything and my heart was broken when she left me.
I don't go in for the movie in spite of her and Kathleen Kinmont, but there's Lori Fetrick in an action film called CIA: TARGET ALEXA. I'm not much of a gun person, including fiction, but there's a view of a gun holster against her right thigh that could almost make me one!
wont post my age, but the moment I discovered my love of female muscle was at a magazine stand , seeing “ Strength Training for Beauty” with Marjo Selin on the cover.. it had a report on Cory Everson’s first Olympia win.. there was something really unique about that time.. magazines were basicallly the only reliable go-to if u wanted to see and appreciate such beauty.. that.. or u had to really get lucky and catch something on tv.. if u got to tape it , that was pure gold...
nowadays, its all on demand,, and while that is a dream come true ... there was something special about the rareness of the material back then...and Im still amazed at how perfect I thought standard definition image quality was at that time.. not to mention vhs tape quality after being played hundreds of times
ha! ed - i could have written this ..lol- i guess you are about 50
Born in 1958. Saw Rachel McClish and Laura Combes in a Sports Illustrated magazine in 1977 or 1978. I’ve been a fan ever since and have kept it secret all this time. Only one or two people know about my thoughts towards muscular women. I mentioned it once to a friend while I was in the Air Force and he decided to label me as gay and weird. To say the least, we are no longer friends. I am married now to a wonderful woman and have a large family. But still a hidden fantasy.
Seen a few young people on here and they haven't told anyone.. unless you live in a country where the tide isnt changing (its been happening all over for some years now, since the crossfit craze Id say) I say try and talk about it and let people know it's the body type you like if it ever comes up. It's scary at first but in the long run, you'll feel better, trust me. I hid it for around 20 yrs and it was prob one of the best things Ive done.
Cass Martin came close at her peak, and Dani Reardon was up there with her. The ideal is a woman who's in her mid-20s with that really strong facial beauty combined with dense, mature muscle, about 5'6" and 140 pounds bone dry.
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My bad I didn't mean to comment that twice 😂😂😂
(that's enough attention to that; let's get back to the actual topic of the thread)
Dude 14 sister references in 5 comments? Plus mentioning someone else's in another? Little odd dude... 🤔🤔🤔
Thanks.
@Chainer..gotcha. Sorry if it comes across as weird.
Can you please stop bringing up your sister at pretty much any possible opportunity. It was weird to begin with but coming across it in random threads is both weird AND annoying.
Victoria Pratt in Cleopatra 2525
Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl ... ABS.
Ellen Barkin
https://www.xvideos.com/video1319863/ellen_ba...
Cory Everson Double Impact
I'm 67 and have been attracted to female muscle for as long as I can remember. My first vivid memory is my 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Anderson in Tampa Florida. She used to sit on the edge of her desk and brush her hair. I think she wore sleeveless dresses the entire school year and even to this day, I can remember how her right bi would roll up into an incredible peaked ball, with every stroke with her brush. She was also very beautiful! Like a lot of you, I hid my love for muscle girls because no one that I knew ever had this same attraction. Also my mom always described muscular circus trapeze women as ugly and manly, so I felt weird thinking they were sexy. The only person who ever knew was my younger sister Barbara. She had awesome biceps and I complimented her constantly, even though my mother told her her arms were ugly. My mother actually made her cover up her arms a lot, so hopefully my compliments made my sister feel good about her muscles in spite of my mom!!!
I live in the Netherlands and here are the muscular women a rare species. I am single so I don't have to justify myself. I was in the States to visite contests. I had the time of my life. When the shit has gone I'll be back to visite more contests. Btw I am 51, had a relation with a toned girl when I was in my mid 20's, she was German, lean built but had firm biceps peaking through her sleeves. Apparantly I was too obsessed. She was my everything and my heart was broken when she left me.
Epic example. Got me started
Vicky Pratt in Mutant X series 90's. Pretty face, gorgeous body and sexy biceps and abs
I don't go in for the movie in spite of her and Kathleen Kinmont, but there's Lori Fetrick in an action film called CIA: TARGET ALEXA. I'm not much of a gun person, including fiction, but there's a view of a gun holster against her right thigh that could almost make me one!
Reika Saiki
I've always liked her an awful lot.
I'm glad someone singled out the word "cute," because that's such a separate thing from all the other adjectives.
Practically at the top for me (and a lot of you) would be Dani Reardon.
Also Erica Cordie and Anna M. Strong (in very different ways).
ha! ed - i could have written this ..lol- i guess you are about 50
Born in 1958. Saw Rachel McClish and Laura Combes in a Sports Illustrated magazine in 1977 or 1978. I’ve been a fan ever since and have kept it secret all this time. Only one or two people know about my thoughts towards muscular women. I mentioned it once to a friend while I was in the Air Force and he decided to label me as gay and weird. To say the least, we are no longer friends. I am married now to a wonderful woman and have a large family. But still a hidden fantasy.
24 now, been into muscular girls ever since I knew working out existed, maybe 7 or 8 years old.
Seen a few young people on here and they haven't told anyone.. unless you live in a country where the tide isnt changing (its been happening all over for some years now, since the crossfit craze Id say) I say try and talk about it and let people know it's the body type you like if it ever comes up. It's scary at first but in the long run, you'll feel better, trust me. I hid it for around 20 yrs and it was prob one of the best things Ive done.
Cass Martin came close at her peak, and Dani Reardon was up there with her. The ideal is a woman who's in her mid-20s with that really strong facial beauty combined with dense, mature muscle, about 5'6" and 140 pounds bone dry.