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I've seen a lot of hair thinning from roids, but not to that degree in a woman in such a short period of time (the pics seem to be only four years apart). Her doses must be absolutely insane. Her bloodstream is probably just pure testosterone.
Then you need glasses. You are insane if you think that a woman who has ruined her looks and turned into a bald-headed man by overdoing PEDS is stunning. Perhaps you will say that she looks even better when she is dead, which she will be soon if she continues the abuse.
You should have some responsibility with your comments and opinions. Her look should be a warning, not something to be celebrated. There is something seriously warped about your opinions.
It is unhealthy but aesthetically who are you to talk? Dude you like muscular women in general, you’re on this site. Most men and women think you’re weird.
I find it weird, generally, that there is this attitude that a certain model seems to have "oopsied" themselves into looking a certain way when we all know enough about how this works to know that this is impossible in pretty much all cases.
In one setting we make light of the gym girlfriend we've seen in real and fictional settings who is afraid of lifting heavy because they don't want to "look like a man" because we know the level of choice and determination that goes into getting that result. Then in the next, it's implied that this or that model slipped on the proverbial anabolic banana peel and suddenly woke up one day "looking like a man." Or with tattoos. Or with implants. Or, fuck it, an Onlyfans.
We're all weird just for being here. That's fine. So are many of the models. That's also fine. It's kind of great, in fact, that we weirdos can find and support one another in an environment where the standards of beauty are more open than in popular culture. Welcome to having a fetish. Everyone has something and this is at least one of yours.
This is a small community. Enjoy what you enjoy and let others do the same. And I'm not "taking a side" on this argument other than to encourage everyone to enjoy being whatever weirdo you are. Of course keep it safe and legal.
There is more than enough judgement and/or moralizing about what we might or might not like outside of this community that infighting becomes counterproductive. Not every picture will be for everyone. It's not supposed to be. I think, though, that everyone here has at least one picture or model who pushed our previous boundaries about what we did or didn't like in some way that we, in that moment, had a welcome epiphany that challenged our internalized shame about liking whatever we like. And that is a very cool experience that doesn't need to be followed with "nah...that's gross!"
Basically there is no use in kink shaming within the kink and in some cases it can even be damaging.
I've edited this several times (yes, it was even longer) and while I absolutely DO want to get political in pretty much all settings this isn't the right place. But please take into account that all women have bodily autonomy, regardless of what some local laws might say.
I eagerly await being called whatever variation of "woke SJW" is popular today. I assure you, though, that I also dislike the very same wokescolds that I might be reminding you of. Also that I'm 100% not trying to moralize against where you stand unless you are trying to moralize against people trying to enjoy what they enjoy. In which case...yeah, you're wrong. If that's you.
I've seen a lot of hair thinning from roids, but not to that degree in a woman in such a short period of time (the pics seem to be only four years apart). Her doses must be absolutely insane. Her bloodstream is probably just pure testosterone.
What I find sincerely endearing about this comment is that on the surface it can appear very critical but one glance at your username and your profile makes me think that it is absolutely a compliment. And we are in agreement if that's the case.
There is more than enough judgement and/or moralizing about what we might or might not like outside of this community that infighting becomes counterproductive. Not every picture will be for everyone.
Basically there is no use in kink shaming within the kink and in some cases it can even be damaging.
Well said. This site should be the last place to find kink-shaming or gatekeeping. There is no right or wrong way to be a woman with muscle.
And this may be the best of all, because the girl on the right looks like she wouldn't want to be seen anywhere near a gym, but somehow she ended up in one and obviously got hooked!
Absolutely love these kinds of transformations too.
I love it when women look as good as this, but decide it still isn't good enough, and trade in their beautiful body for a much more muscular one. To most people this would be totally against their idea of female beauty, but to me is thrilling beyond belief.
Absolutely nailed it. Didn't they already have it all? How consuming must their desire have been to muscle themselves up into a superheroic version of themselves.
Then I started to get excited by that feeling with muscular women. The dread was part of the arousal. The unstoppable march of a beautiful powerful woman was a very attractive idea.
To add to this I also find part of the thrill is some women's unabashed thirst for size. They are willing to keep pushing and pushing and pushing their physiques as big as they will go - sometimes far beyond their natural 'frame'. And it's no mistake. You know that they knew they wanted to see what it felt like to be this huge. I wonder if it shock and excite themselves when they look at before and afters and thrill them at their body responded so intensely to steroids.
Then you need glasses. You are insane if you think that a woman who has ruined her looks and turned into a bald-headed man by overdoing PEDS is stunning. Perhaps you will say that she looks even better when she is dead, which she will be soon if she continues the abuse.
You should have some responsibility with your comments and opinions. Her look should be a warning, not something to be celebrated. There is something seriously warped about your opinions.