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Hope the new series is as great as the old one. I really like the female characters on Avatar (Toph, Katara, Azula, etc.) so I’m psyched to see a female protagonist.

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phenoms wrote:

Masculine and feminine are opposite sides of the same coin. Muscle does not automatically equal masculinity. Appearance and behavior can be characterized as masculine or feminine for men and for women. There can be men that look or behave more feminine than masculine, and there can be women that look or behave more masculine than feminine, but none of that has to do with muscle.

You can have muscular men that still look or act feminine, and scrawny men that look or act masculine. You can have muscular women that look or act feminine, and slim women that look or act masculine.

Muscle can affect perception, seeming to increase or decrease qualities of masculinity or femininity that are already there, but that perception is in the eye of the beholder. A person that does not appreciate a muscular human physique is going to have different views than a person that DOES appreciate it.

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Feminism is a philosophical system of belief, and a political movement. It has absolutely nothing to do with muscle, or female bodybuilding.

MuscularTophFan, if English is not your first language, I recommend that you use a dictionary that can explain what each word is. Look up “masculine”, “feminine”, and “feminism”. Then if you still have a question to ask here, try asking your question again, but try to explain yourself better so there is less chance of mis-communication.

Oh sorry about that I muscularity not masculinity. 😛

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eenglehart wrote:

Masculinity? What is that? I respond with the obvious fact that MUSCLE DOES NOT HAVE GENDER. Everyone has muscle. Some people choose to develop more muscle through weight training. Some people just have more muscle naturally, genetics. The muscular human form is attractive and desirable.

Female bodybuilding has nothing to do with feminism. It is about muscle and beauty.

Indeed, but some people don’t think that way. They think that took much muscle on a women is unfeminine and makes them look like men. Even if you aren’t attracted to muscular women you should at least admire the hard work and determination female bodybuilders have to get those muscles.

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Fett wrote:

I love Toph!

Who doesn’t love Toph? 😉

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Fett wrote:

I love Toph!

Who doesn’t love Toph? 😉

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AlexG wrote:

New blogspot update by Cindy.

http://cindyphillips.blogspot.com/ (April 8, ’11)

Without a doubt one of the hottest female bodybuilders of all time.
Is that pink nail polish she has on? Makes her look even cuter.
She said she lost 5lbs in her blog. Wow keep up the good work Cindy.

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Thanks guys. I’m going to become a heavy contributor on here.

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tre2 wrote:

Careful what you wish for, guys.

Your ‘goal’ should be to date someone you’re compatible with, not just someone you fantasize about. Fantasy is great, don’t get me wrong, but I think it’s a mistake to put yourself out there in that way (with respect to finding a mate).

Good luck.

Indeed. Most people have the perspective that female bodybuilders are roided out angry chicks while failing to realize that they are just like any women who do girly stuff. God bless those girls hard work and determination.

My only ‘goal’ is how I should tell my family that I am dating/marrying a female bodybuilder. The only person who knows I love fbbs is my father. It would be a bit awkward. :blush:

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Man I would kill to meet a FBB. :woohoo: Most of the FBB husbands I’ve seen are pretty ripped themselves so it’s a pretty good idea to be muscular if you are planning on dating/marrying a FBB. I’m planning on saving up some money for a gym membership. I’m also trying to build myself up with bodybuilder protein drinks. healthy eating, and stuff.

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