[miz]

What may be useful for the fmg community is sort of a writer’s guide for fmg fiction.

For example, it might have names of muscle groups on a women’s body with approximate shapes and locations

other anatomical info like height/wieght for average women of different cultural backgrounds/ages with scaled proportions for supernormal growth

Common objects to scale against heights, muscle groups, girth, etc, etc

common phrases and words used to describe muscle growth with list of variations

typical outfits for women with clothes ripping word phrases/variations

etc, etc

it would start small but as it grew, people could use it more effectively

of course, the more experience writers would have to get the ball rolling!!!

[Mark Newman]

It’s a nice idea. But I think most of us writers would rather write stories. Still perhaps some readers with an analytical bent would like to go through stories and books of anatomy and catalog these aspects.

Other possible items for the writer’s guide would be a standard set of characters for the stories. E.g., scientist, cheerleader, etc. and a standard set of character groups. E.g. brother/sister; boyfriend/girlfriend; boss/secretary; group of friends; girl gang; student/teacher; etc.

[y498yates]

The book that med students use is called "Gray’s Anatomy." It is extremely detailed and packed with information. You can find an abridged version online here:

http://www.bartleby.com/107/

It has information like this [copy and paste into notepad then rename as a csv]:

THE STRENGTH OF BONE COMPARED WITH OTHER MATERIALS,,,,,

,Weight in lb/ft3,Strength in Pounds per square inch,,,

Substance,,Tension, Compression, Shear,

Medium steel,490,65000,60000,40000,

Granite,170,1500,15000,2000,

Oak,46,12500,7000,4000,

Compact bone (low),119,13200,18000,11800,

Compact bone (high), ……,17700,24000,7150,

And usefull pictures like this:

http://www.bartleby.com/107/illus410.html

[Anonymous]

Just posted this in a seperate post but WTH

http://www.overflowingbra.com/

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