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Man. I found this thread late. My response is not growth fetish related, just ->

Attraction to muscular women – Locked down tight with the key thrown out. As much as I'll openly discuss is 'fit women' which most people translate as 'ones who spend all day on the treadmill'.

My wife coerced it out of me once, but since its never come up again. Funny story though, we were at dinner once and she says "OMG, there is this woman behind you who is a bodybuilder, she has HUGE arms".  What sucks is I had to play off the remaining time at the resteraunt fighting off the need to turn around and look. Finally, wolfing down food and paying the check, I look at the 'bodybuilder' who turned out to be a girl who maybe could have been a tennis player.

Sadly, for years I've been wishing for a 'cure', but, as much as homosexuality is not a choice, I've come to realize attraction to muscular women is not either. Fortunately though, its not exclusively that.

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Good to have you back!

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She's definetly one of my fav's.

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Nice sketches.

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One athlete takes steroids and get better than the rest. The public cheers him and he drowns in fame and money. What can the other athletes do?

* Drug test and then boot. Look at a list of olympic sprinters.

Clamors of indignation could be heard all summer because of what happened in Europe with the Tour de France. ''Steroids are bad. He should be banned for life. Bad steroids abuser. Bad. Bad!!'' Come on folk! The world didn't give a rat's ass about cycling until a few years ago when competition became hot. And it became hot because a few people started taking steroids.

The responsibility to make things right doesn't belong to the athletes. It belongs to us, the public.

I think Lance Armstrong happened, which attracted America's attention, Tour de France always has had a decent following in Europe.

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I tried finding for her video on youtube but no such luck.

From the video I have on my computer it says on the tag Mr. YMCA 2001

If you can find the video it should be a fitness girl in a gold bikini doing a routine, she's got a beautiful face even though her tiny is skinny.

From looking at this pictures of Jung Young Ji, the both of them look VERY similar and if they are the same person then holy crap did this girl put on some muscle!  I can't find her video or any information on her because the website is in korean.  The website is Vtrunk.com if you want to try to find the girl and see if they are the same person.

That just might be her. In the rapidshare file linked above one of the pictures are of her as a side by side from 2003, and she's definetly much bigger now. Might be safe to assume that the 2001 picture of her was in her 'smaller' days =)

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I caught this show on youtube and have to agree with you guys. She just seemed unhappy through the whole thing, and it had me wondering what the goal was. Lack of money, constant pressure (emotional) and the steroid abuse which scars one for a lifetime.

If there ever was a demotivator for BB'ing in general, this one did well. That and it definetly doesn't help the stereotype of FBB's.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. There needs to be more support for natural shows, heck, drug test all shows. Sport is supposed to be healthy and not self destructive.

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Wow….

*great* find! What a hidden gem!!

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Lucky man.

Having said that, I'll add to the list of points Collector posted above.

6) Make sure you get the right amount of sleep. Its where all the good stuff happens.

7) Consistency. You're not going to see any results for months, the majority of people get discourage and give up early. Have that in mind going in.

8) Work out a routine but mix it up every now and then, its breaks the monotony and gives muscles something else to do.

I worked out for a few months and did intense amounts of… research, since I'm a research orientated kind of guy. Stopped working out sadly  because my work schedule continues to rule my life.

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Also keep in mind that if you download the muscle mod it is entirely possible that armor and other things that haven't been modified will shrink your character down into the default mesh until you remove the armor for which it will go back to it's muscle version size.

pffft. At that point armor is overrated  🙂

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