- Feb 4, 2000
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I personally I don't want my girl to be buffed... but I don't want to be a part of the double standard trend where men abhor women who are buffed and women love men who are buffed.
I saw the show and it shocked me as to the amount of training these women do. I mean they put in a lot of hard work and dedication, but they are complaining that they aren't able to get any men because the men are "intimidated" by them.
I think they should make a decision in their life... which is more important to them, working out or a relationship... because for some reason the guys they like don't return the favor...
Don't get me wrong, I feel as if weight training is essential to an active lifestyle, but not to the extent where you "Look" like your on steroids
Personally, I would never go out w/ a buffed lady... too freaky... I'd get squashed
What are your views on it?
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I saw the show and it shocked me as to the amount of training these women do. I mean they put in a lot of hard work and dedication, but they are complaining that they aren't able to get any men because the men are "intimidated" by them.
I think they should make a decision in their life... which is more important to them, working out or a relationship... because for some reason the guys they like don't return the favor...
Don't get me wrong, I feel as if weight training is essential to an active lifestyle, but not to the extent where you "Look" like your on steroids
Personally, I would never go out w/ a buffed lady... too freaky... I'd get squashed
What are your views on it?
><GG>