[The_Pimp_NeonBlack]

Ave.
This was posted in the comic and recommended to I that it should be made into an indenpentant thread, so this one was began.
It is almost certain that all of us here who have reveiled our preferences of the female form to others that some have tried to embarass or pursecute us for what we find attraction in. Some of us may have overcome them, whilst others may have been over come by them. I's am of the belief that if we are to secure ourselves as a form of community, it is best to share such tales. So here is one from my's long and varied experiences.

The last time someone openly question my's purchase of a female muscle magazine (which, juxtaposely enough, was for an other person too embarressed to by it themselves) was most amusing.
It from a newangency a few doors down from a gentleman's club/strip venue/high class brothel that I's worked at, so it was a place which I's frequented regularly, and a patron (who was trying to impress his wife/girlfriend) actually had the gaul to call I a "pervert" for my's choice in reading material.
To which I's merely looked him in eye, quoted the last 10 pornographic magazines that I's had observed him buy over the course of several days (dates included), what fetish he was currently enjoying (schoolgirl/principle dress-up fantasies) and how many times (again, including dates and times) he had visited my's work place over the course of a month.
Needless to say, not much was said my's purchase and, though he was muched angered and embarrassed, he thought twice about entangling I in combat.
The only repercusion was I's almost lost my's job at the venue but that was well worth effort in order to expose a hypocrite such as that man.

Does anyone have such a tale or an account of embarassement or pursecution. If so, then please share it.
Thank you for the indulgence.

Peace
The Pimp NeonBlack

[nsl2050]

Ah, brave Pimp, ever the warrior. I'm more of a coward/politician (a natural pairing) myself. A little bit of approval here and there to edge the acceptance of female muscularity forward. Sometimes though, things need to be said.

Picture the scene, a young lady with a body type that can only be muscular or fat, she can never be thin in the accepted modern way, becuase she's just not that shape to begin with. She's been going to the gym a bit, and there are some changes happening. She makes the mistake of telling a girlfriend of a friend about how she's enjoying the gym. The girlfriend is the type of woman who gives gyms a bad name, she's got a pretty face and she goes to the gym five days a week, where she aerobisizes herself into a stick and then boasts about how little she weighs. The tanorexic grabs the heavier girls arm in a rude 'feeling up meat' kind of a way and says "Gross, you've got man arms!" She then goes on to tell her that she needs to eat less, treadmill herself to death, and never touch a weight again, otherwise she'll end up looking like a man.

At this point our heroine is looking like the awkward girl she was back in school rather than the young lady who was starting to get the confidence to talk about her body. It occurred to me that she was going to listen, and stop going to the gym. She was going to listen to this (pardon my language) bitch, and never really blossom. Not on my watch she wasn't.

The funny thing is, I don't remember a lot of what I said. People tell me that I tore a strip off the villan of the piece and I know that she still hates me to this day. I know that I didn't really out myself as an admirer, and onlookers thought it was just gallantry on my part, so I can't really claim too much credit from it. I remember that I said that men wanted firm curves and that the waif was a myth perpetuated by gay male fashion designers who wanted women to look like young boys.

I had a good finish though, pointing out that the best thing about getting stronger was that she could snap the waif like a twig if she wanted to.

As this is a true story, I didn't get the girl at the end, but she continued going to the gym at least for a little while, and I rode off into the sunset content that I'd tipped the scale just a little bit back towards our side.

[fbbfan]

I hope it is okay for me to add to this topic.

Back in 95/96 when I was in college, my college buddies and I were
about to party at a hotel in Universal City.

We went to  7-11 STORE to get beer with them, and at the newstand there
was an issue of "Women's Physique World" with a pic of Cathey Le Franceaus"
on the cover, the inside had a feature on "Tina Lockwood"  One of the most
muscular women of all time. 

Unknowing as I was checking it out, my friends were behind me, watching
me as I was admiring Tina's amazing muscularity.

I was very embarrassed, and I had to pretend, I was looking for something else.
They looked at me kind of weird, and we proceeded to go to the hotel to drink.

The next day, I went to 7-11 to buy the magazine.

The moral of the story is…
It is hard to both supress, and share the idea of liking muscular women.
But life is short people…at this point, I say go for it.

[Vic]

I have  had check out people comment on the women featured on the covers, but no adverse comments about myself.  Although I normally buy mag's 3 or 4 at a time, almost never singly.  They probably think i'm buying for a household not just myself.  Both of my parents know that fbbs turn me on as much as any other feminine form, my mother thinks it strange, my father does not though. 
    Imagine this if you will, me, "Rachel McLish is HOT!", mom "So you like girls that can beat you up?", me "Ooh, beat me baby, beat me!", dad, well he's rollin' on the floor laughin' by this point.
Mom's reaction, straight face, they both know that I am definately not into experiencing pain.
    I believe that my friends have an inkling that I like muscular women but it has never come up in conversation before. Although they may think it a little strange they accept the whole package of me, otherwise they would just be acquaintences, not friends would they?

[The_Pimp_NeonBlack]

Ah, brave Pimp, ever the warrior.

Quite so, dear nsl2050, but only if I's had any other choice in the matter.
It has become my's ever-born fate to do battle. Since my's youngest day of living on the streets of one place or the next, I's learnt that to fight and to struggle is the way to exist. In latter times, I's learnt to control my's flesh and emotion, training them and bending them to my's own will. I's learnt the subtle arts of speech and negociations but they are never useless to I now due to fundamental damage sustained whilst protecting another.
But I's lament it not.
And take comfort in your skills as a 'politian' and in your passions, dear nsl2050. Hone them and they shall serve you well.
All best wishes to you.
Peace
The Pimp NeonBlack

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