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I used to watch a lot of movies and TV shows with strong but sexy women or femme fatales. like goldeneye or xenia warrior princess. they were not muscular but very strong. and it was a time when the internet existed but it was dail up and we only had 1 pc for the entire family. so I just had to enjoy any bit of female skin I could see on TV.
I was into legs and I would watch sports like tennis and gymnastics and diving. and I noticed that the athletic women had much hotter legs than regular women.
so when I got my laptop I would look up women with strong legs. I still had to share the laptop with family members so it was important to not have any porn sites showing up in the browser history. but YouTube had plenty of videos with fbbs. and the more I learned about strong women the more attractive they became and they are clearly superior
Haven't we had this discussion numerous times? For me, it all goes back to 1980, and Laura Combes on a horrible little show called Real People. The announcers made a lot of sexist jokes and tried to put her down, but I didn't listen. All I saw was that big pile of muscle. Then there were NBC sports shows that occasionally had women's competitions, and I taped every one.
I think it all started when I met my cousin's girlfriend, I was around 10 and my grandma made a joke that my cousins girlfriend could lift my cousin, she flipped him on top of her shoulders and started squating him. Even before she had done that, I had still admired her muscles, but that showed me how strong she was. Sadly, he broke up with her a few months later, I don't remember her last name. After that any girls with muscles have really turned me on. (Especially thighs.)
I was at the gym and I saw a really well built woman, not a bodybuilder, absolutely destroying the shit out of a punching bag. Definitely a martial artist. It was her back and shoulders that originally caught my attention.
When I was 15 in 1999 I saw aerobics on television and was immediately turned on. I then bought some magazines (with Ericca Kern, Monica Brant, Amy Fadhli and other nice girls) and discovered Andys muscle goddesses on the Internet (which was super slow back then). From then on I was always looking for girls or women in real life, who had visible muscle showing. From time to time until today I see more and more girls working out. Also my wife at some point realized, I liked muscles on women. First she was shocked, but in the end she accepted it. I am super happy, she started working out for herself in our home and is showing quickly nice abs (I attached a picture, but cannot show her face, she would kill me ;) and her legs get so strong (she is a very thin person thou, but was a dancer for years). I like this trend at all, that girls these days like working out and are not ashamed to show muscles in public
Haven't we had this discussion numerous times? For me, it all goes back to 1980, and Laura Combes on a horrible little show called Real People. The announcers made a lot of sexist jokes and tried to put her down, but I didn't listen. All I saw was that big pile of muscle. Then there were NBC sports shows that occasionally had women's competitions, and I taped every one.
yes there's a similar thread about how we all got going on this train
I was around 16 years old and I was looking at a copy of my little brothers Sports Illustrated Kids magazine, (I was bored ok.) When I saw a picture of Ronda Rousey holding a man above her head. This picture has never left my mind since. It really got my thinking and it just got me hooked on strong woman. I was 16 then so my parents where monitoring my internet use, so I could only dream of muscle girls until I was 18 when they gave me free reign of the internet. So now that I'm 21 I have a secret obsession with muscular women. How did y'all get obsessed with jacked females?