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November 16, 2009 at 8:44 am #88019
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ParticipantI'm curious, why do all these super whatever potions always increase muscle by "X" magnitude but also the breasts, which are all fat, but its the only fat increased? đ ;D
You know I was going to reply to this damn comment until I saw the smilies, I freaking though you were serious and wrote this whole diatribe for nothing! Ah well, I find someway to get that time lost back.
November 16, 2009 at 9:47 am #88020ayanamifan
ParticipantYou know I was going to reply to this damn comment until I saw the smilies, I freaking though you were serious and wrote this whole diatribe for nothing! Ah well, I find someway to get that time lost back.
Well write it down for me XD
Cause i really do wonder XPNovember 16, 2009 at 10:41 am #88021TC2
ParticipantOkay but since you asked so nicely.
Essentially what my post was going to boil down to was…
Though the FMG community really adores women with muscles, it doesn't necessarily mean that their fantasy stories would create characters who would show the effects of a "realistic" FMG transformation. I think most writers are aware and understand that breasts are not muscles, therefore a muscle growth formula should not make their breasts grow bigger. However, for the general male population an ideal female in THIS community is one with a great round ass that's firm and plump, and huge, luscious, voluptious breasts with nipples that you can nibble on.
Breasts, Hips, great butts, and long flowing hair are usually symbols of the female gender. If a muscle growth formula were to go the realistic approach their breasts would melt and transform into rock hard pecs. Those who are fans of ultra muscularity would enjoy women with pecs. However, for most males pecs seems a little too close to being masculine and therefore serums, formulas, magical spells, and any manner of catalyst always enhances the growth of the breasts as well.
The only time serums will not cause breasts to grow is when a writer or artist prefers pecs, ultra muscles, or smaller breasted women over the rather mainstream large breasted woman.
November 17, 2009 at 4:57 am #88022Robert McNay
ParticipantYou know I was going to reply to this damn comment until I saw the smilies, I freaking though you were serious and wrote this whole diatribe for nothing! Ah well, I find someway to get that time lost back.
Okay but since you asked so nicely.
Essentially what my post was going to boil down to was…
Though the FMG community really adores women with muscles, it doesn't necessarily mean that their fantasy stories would create characters who would show the effects of a "realistic" FMG transformation. I think most writers are aware and understand that breasts are not muscles, therefore a muscle growth formula should not make their breasts grow bigger. However, for the general male population an ideal female in THIS community is one with a great round ass that's firm and plump, and huge, luscious, voluptious breasts with nipples that you can nibble on.
Breasts, Hips, great butts, and long flowing hair are usually symbols of the female gender. If a muscle growth formula were to go the realistic approach their breasts would melt and transform into rock hard pecs. Those who are fans of ultra muscularity would enjoy women with pecs. However, for most males pecs seems a little too close to being masculine and therefore serums, formulas, magical spells, and any manner of catalyst always enhances the growth of the breasts as well.
The only time serums will not cause breasts to grow is when a writer or artist prefers pecs, ultra muscles, or smaller breasted women over the rather mainstream large breasted woman.
You got that mad and wrote all of that before you got to the smilies at the end of my one sentence? ;D
November 17, 2009 at 7:22 am #88023TC2
ParticipantMy brain likes to stop paying attention after a keyword.
In this case the word was "I'm"
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