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Born in 1988. I remember I was very young, elementary school, when I was reading a comic book about Rogue, from the X-Men, lifting a massive rock and I was 'intrigued'.
Later on, I believe I was 9/10 years old, we were studying basic human anatomy and I remember reading a chapter about 'hyphertrophic muscles' with an image of an FBB. That was a game changer for me.
I tried gather more info and images about that topic. It was really hard in the 90s in Europe and there wasn't any magazine that I was aware of at that young age.
I bought a lot of comics including muscles girl like Gen13, She Hulk etc until we got internet at home and I slowly realized there was a world behind it with lots of images and videos.
I even think my dad caught me watching those videos but we never spoke about that ahah.
(Plus, I think also what contributed a lot was the episode in Hercules where Cory Emerson was arm wrestling)
Born in the late 90s. Jillian Michaels and late night gym equipment commercials did it for me.
Oh yeah and watching Serena Williams play Tennis🤤
Born in 2004, I remember hanging out in my parents room and my mom was watching the Martin Lawrence Show and there was a small part where he had female bodybuilders on the show. And I really liked the way they looked. 5 minutes later I went on to my family computer (I was maybe 8 at the time) and looked up girl bodybuilders and fell in love. I did have a subconscious idea that shouldn’t be looking up half naked women at the age of 8 and tilted the screen away from my mother. And the it was less of a sexual arousal but more so visually pleasing. Now as a 20 year old it is visually pleasing and sexually arousing
Born in 2001. I always liked to read magazines at the Target checkout when I went there with my mom on the weekends. I would usually just skim celebrity gossip magazines or kids comics, but I decided to pick up a bodybuilding one when I was 8. Before this, I had never paid attention to muscular women so I had never seen one in real life. One of the pages was a whey protein ad with a muscular woman next to a man, and I grew the hardest boner I had grown in my life. I didn't even know what it meant, but I kept looking at it as we were in line. I stuffed my hand in my junk while in line because I was so uncontrollably aroused, and my mom immediately told me to knock it off. I put the magazine back, and from that day on I began to actively look for muscular women around me.
Good times!
Born in 2004, I remember hanging out in my parents room and my mom was watching the Martin Lawrence Show and there was a small part where he had female bodybuilders on the show. And I really liked the way they looked. 5 minutes later I went on to my family computer (I was maybe 8 at the time) and looked up girl bodybuilders and fell in love. I did have a subconscious idea that shouldn’t be looking up half naked women at the age of 8 and tilted the screen away from my mother. And the it was less of a sexual arousal but more so visually pleasing. Now as a 20 year old it is visually pleasing and sexually arousing
Nice story! I found this video. Can you confirm if this is the right clip?
'95. A bunch of different things aroused my curiosity. Anytime a model or celebrity on a tabloid had visible abs, weight loss advertisements that showed visible muscle gain in the "After" image (I remember one in particular posted in a convenience store window), cartoons and comics, although cartoons were often too abstracted and comics rarely went far enough for me. Athletic events like the Olympics also provided some outlet for this curiosity. Eventually (once I knew about Incognito mode) I started searching online to see how muscular women could get in real life. I think Andrulla Blanchette was the first I knew by name. Discovering Renne Toney was (perhaps unfortunately) a formative experience.
'98. A girl used to challenge me in armwrestling and muscle comparison at school. It made me feel kinda strange in the beggining, but she was not stronger. Then, a few years later, she got another one to challenge me, but this new girl could match my strength and we held our arms still for minutes. I was instantly mindblown. After this I began looking for pics of women showing their biceps on the internet (on a old Nokia phone, 2G/3G). That was probably how I got to know this site.
I still talk to this second girl (woman now) once in a while. And she is very aware of the situation (I made her a fan of Sarah Backman), although we took different paths in life.
Born in 87 and I saw the 1st ones on eurosport when i was 8 or 9 they were amazing. Then i saw a couple of interviews with fbb especially one in 2007 with Maryse Manios where she had a short dress showing her legs during all the talk show. That troubled me. And then one day in 2008 i started to browse online and found so many content that i never went back