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Yeah, that's a bit excessive.  Just a little.

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Well…  It's not a mental illness in itself, and I wouldn't tie it just to women.  However, hardcore (and drug using) bodybuilding of any kind – competitive or otherwise, male or female – is probably rooted in problems with obsessive or narcissistic behavior.   I'm not a shrink, though.

People who become fixated on creating a "new" self or an extremely powerful facade tend to have problems.

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To me, competitive female bodybuilding is toxic.  The long term effects of the drugs and their side effects, plus the organ damage that results from the 'dieting' and unnatural lean-ness at competition time, have tainted the whole thing for me.  It's a pageant of the grotesque.

Figure competitions – especially non-IFBB and non-NPC events – are better, but really the whole concept of physique competitions (as opposed to actual athletic competitions) leaves me pretty cold at this point.  It brings out the worst in people and leaves them permanently damaged.

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The nice thing about her is that she started out as a little waif, but got bigger and stronger as time went by.  No FMG process was shown, though.

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Sorry, I don't understand.  What's hilarious about it?

It's hilarious because the stakes are so small – a few seconds at the end of an episode – and yet the schmoe screw-ups still managed to be become so unhinged that they destroyed it.  It's typical.

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LOL.  Hilarious.

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Test

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Rowan Morrison posted some new photomanips to Shulkie.com recently: http://shulkie.com/she-hulk-photomanipulations

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I've suggested this to the pay site operators in the past, but they're not terribly interested in it.  Most of them have trouble at this point just getting the girls to flex – figure judges don't like flexing.

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Made me laugh very hard.

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