[954Stealth]

Originally Posted by m3ray

I sure am. Subtlety is an art. It wouldn't be any fun if they just feel back with their legs in the air, now would it?

Subtlety is good,yes. But sometimes women just want us to say what's on our minds. Confidence can be a plus as long as it doesn't cross in to arrogance

[dtn]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

Really...ok.
... new guys ...
Or if that's your way of saying you like her then just say "I like her".
I hope you're not so indirect with the real women in your life.

Did you really think anyone would think she was fat?

I can be indirect with you because you're not a real woman in my life.

[954Stealth]

Originally Posted by dtn

Did you really think anyone would think she was fat?

I can be indirect with you because you're not a real woman in my life.

Did you read the whole thread? If you did you wouldn't have asked that.
I don't get how you were indirect, that didn't make sense. Please explain...

But yes I do agree I am neither a woman nor in your life lol

[dtn]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

Did you read the whole thread? If you did you wouldn't have asked that.
I don't get how you were indirect, that didn't make sense. Please explain...

But yes I do agree I am neither a woman nor in your life lol

Indeed. You mentioned you didn't think she was fat (which was after the fact). But you still asked the question. So either you must have thought others would think she was fat regardless of your opinion, or you were asking just for kicks. That was my point.

Semantics, I guess.

[954Stealth]

I find it more interesting to present a point and see people's counterpoints than to simply state a fact. In my experience, that's not the way to garner many responses.

If my original post was "kacy is fit and sexy" I don't think many people would have replied and those who did would've said "cool story".

That's forum psych for ya

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

I find it more interesting to present a point and see people's counterpoints than to simply state a fact. In my experience, that's not the way to garner many responses.

If my original post was "kacy is fit and sexy" I don't think many people would have replied and those who did would've said "cool story".

That's forum psych for ya

That's how we do!

[m3ray]

Originally Posted by dtn

Indeed. You mentioned you didn't think she was fat (which was after the fact). But you still asked the question. So either you must have thought others would think she was fat regardless of your opinion, or you were asking just for kicks. That was my point.

Semantics, I guess.

I just thought he was trolling off the Kate Upton thread..with muscle chics..

Interpretation and the internet..gotta love it.

[DSB335d]

Michelle Lewin?

[F1Venom]

No. She's very toned.

[richardbb85]

not even sure if this is srs, she looks better than 95% of the people at the gym.

[san~man]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

That's a mighty square jawline....hmmm.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by san~man

That's a mighty square jawline....hmmm.

GH will do that.

[954Stealth]

If GH will do that then I need some

[hongsc]

Rhonda Rousey? Probably not though since fat people are jolly. She always looks pissed off.

[Nkc]

Is Rosie O'Donnell fat?

[Billup]

She is definitely cute, and her body is top notch. She doesn't even nearly compare to the skinniness of Kate Upton, though.

[gtron]

overly muscular girls is gross imo.

[954Stealth]

Originally Posted by gtron

overly muscular girls is gross imo.

Is she overly muscled or does she just have a very low BFP?

[kscarrol]

I'm voting overly muscular! Not that she's unattractive but IMO it is a fine line for women to walk. Too much muscle and they start to look more masculine than feminine. Don't get me wrong, I love athletic women and think Kacy Catanzaro is hot!

[gtron]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

Is she overly muscled or does she just have a very low BFP?

she looks like a young man with long hair.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by gtron

overly muscular girls is gross imo.

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

Is she overly muscled or does she just have a very low BFP?

DLB has more muscle than the average chick, but I wouldn't consider her overly muscular at all. IFBB pro heavy weight women are overly muscular. DLB and RR are just lean (..the former being much more lean than the latter). What men tend to have a problem with are women who are defined. I'm not one of those men. Then again, I'm also not into petite, non-muscular women. I particularly like a really nice set of quads and glutes, and a nicely defined back, and I don't mind if a woman has used a little GH.

For the sake of argument, also take into consideration that the average woman doesn't like an overly lean/muscular guy either (.."Ewwww, he looks gross. Look at all of those muscles and those veins. Ewwww!"), so it's understandable that men would feel that way about women. It's for this reason that gym rats often end up with gym rats. I look at your average male Abercrombie model, for example, and see a smooth physique lacking significant muscle density and tone. Women look at a male Abercrombie model and comment about how hot his body is. It's not that they are badly built guys, but to me it's just an average physique at best. I don't think a skinny defined guy is anything special (...it should be a given). I suppose it's all preference.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

If GH will do that then I need some

GH will definitely promote overall body growth (..bones, organs, muscles, etc.), and I can tell almost immediately when someone has used it. There are just certain characteristics that develop that typically only occur after GH usage. I like certain aspects of the lock and dislike other aspects, but alas, one cannot pick and choose with attributes take form. It's an all or nothing prospect, which is why I haven't gone the GH route. It is tempting though.