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Whoa – I think we're going to have to start calling her Beefy Girl!  😮 ;D  8)

Source: http://www.amg-lite.com/candy_canary/

😮  That's all.  Just  :o.

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Very funny, but no.  Google ads are mostly based on the web-content,  keywords and stuff. 

I'm the only one that uses my computer, and since I'm not into gay porn, I must assume that words like muscle, muscular, bodybuilding and such…are flagged by them as being gay content.  Unfortunately, we female muscle lovers are a minority.

I'd  guess that's the  problem.

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Offseason is the best look, definetly. (says the guy with an avatar of Cindy Phillips is contest shape) ::) :-[ ;D

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A little more muscle would have been the finishing touch. 😉

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The thighs are looking a lot better. 8)

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I have nothing against gay men,  but I think I rather we didn't have advertisements for gay porn on the main page of this website.

Is there any filter that can be used to stop that kind of adds from ebay?

I hadn't noticed any. ???

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I haven't set-up a membership there yet, so I haven't seen the thread.  However, I do understand and agree with those who claim that FBBing COULD die.  There have been, IMO, some women of recent years who, whilst as BBs may be legendary and talented at obtaining a competition-ready, shredded physique, require a double take as, at first glance, they do look worryingly masculine.  Those who followed my thread in which I rather melodramatically questioned my liking of muscular women will know that, whilst I respect their hard work, I find myself being turned-off by them.  As alex says, if I find them excessively masculine, what will the average person think of them?

Now, we all know that there are a whole crop of FBBs, both mature (Gina Davis etc.) and youthful (Cindy etc.) who are not roid monsters and who, if presented well in mainstream media outlets, could swing some people over to our side, and thus help save FBBing.  However, I fear that those who judge and those who run events are so enamoured with the very niche "size is everything and questions of femininity or femaleness are irrelevant" philosophy will never award the Ms O to a Cindy P, Britt Miller, or even Gina Davis because they are not part of the inner circle of favoured competitors.  I have other niche interests, and fully agree that striving for popularity at the expense of the hobby or interest, whatever it may be, is not wise.  However, neither is making it so specialist and so cliquey that, sooner or later, it dies because only a handful of people are interested in it.  Until the steroids are got under control in BOTH MBBing and FBBing, I feel that BBing will struggle.  Many people do not find the look of the current generation of men attractive either, which is bad for the 'sport', as it means that fewer young guys will see it as being obtainable for them.  For the women, it must be even worse – how many women actually want to look like someone in the middle of gender realignment for years on end, even if they do have an interest in becoming muscular and fit.

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I am very impressed (and turned-on) by the way that Cindy's muscularity, off-season fullness and voluptuousness and obvious immense strength combined with utter femininity manages to give a two-fingered salute (what I think you in the States call a flip-off) to the "thinspiration"-mongers and others who would have all women turn into frail waifs.  She's a glorious affirmation of the fact that a woman can be completely feminine whilst being stronger than most guys and deeply sexy.

Heavens above, my eulogising here makes me sound like Mimi! (Not, of course, that there's anything wrong with that ;))  I'm just completely in love with Cindy. ::) 😮

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I concur…Alex has a valid point indeed! 🙂  If it's candy she wants…it's candy she gets!

Well, Smarties are sweets (sorry, candy) as well!

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Lucky guy!

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