Judging from nearly 2/3 of the votes being for 2024 and the best is yet to come, most of us love the huge, muscular Anastasia. Count me as being in that 2/3!!
It's hard to explain why I feel this way. She was so cute, bubbly and still very muscular, in her younger years. However, there is something about the enormous amount of muscle she is piling on while still seeming adorable, that is so captivating.
Like some fantasy movie, about a husband who keeps feeding a potion to his wife, because he loves female muscle, so much. She keeps growing, getting stronger, more and more muscular. Only in this case, it's happening in real life.
so basically there are 2 pieces of old media that i wanted to ask about but they are weird so i don't want to ask on reddit or other mainstream platforms one is an old movie involving no female muscle but some weird awkward femdom .the other one are old female muscle videos i just want to know about the background music since the videos are on youtube if you want to ask a similar question post below maybe i can help.
anyway for the old movie i don't remember much of these movie it was a horror movie from 1989 at least i think its from that year because of a copyright date on the tv guide if only i remembered the title. i am also not sure if it was supposed to be a parody since it looked very cheap and ridiculous. anyway the one scene i remember .was when a guy was about to have some kind of femdom sex with his wife who tied him up and blindfolded him but i don't remember why but the wife had to go away for a long time and then a ghost possessed a Barbie doll and the Barbie doll begins to fuck him but he thinks its his wife and then he gets killed by something but i don't really remember much quite strange. the only other part i remember was that they had a conversation about being married for 17 years before this scene but i thought that was odd since the actress looked young compared to the husband who was older. but i forgot everything else about this move and probably only watched the opening because i had to go to school or probably because my parents didn't want me to watch more of it .
if you have a question about old media you don't remember the name of but are too embarrassed to ask for on more mainstream sits please post it below maybe i or another user knows the answer
In the movie "Anaconda" about 2/3 thru there is a scene of JLo on the boat fixing her pony tail where her considerable biceps pops. This was like 10 years ago but I think she still has them!
yeah, J-Lo did look good in Anaconda. But your timeline is kinda off, that movie is over 25 years old. She was probably still in her late 20s then.
In the movie "Anaconda" about 2/3 thru there is a scene of JLo on the boat fixing her pony tail where her considerable biceps pops. This was like 10 years ago but I think she still has them!
yeah, J-Lo did look good in Anaconda. But your timeline is kinda off, that movie is over 25 years old. She was probably still in her late 20s then.
In the movie "Anaconda" about 2/3 thru there is a scene of JLo on the boat fixing her pony tail where her considerable biceps pops. This was like 10 years ago but I think she still has them!
However I can't imagine going back to the pre-youtube days. Despite all the noise it's an irreplaceable educational tool.
I can't help but feel we're past the zenith of the streaming age now. I miss the glory days when you could stream a massive back-catalog of good TV shows on Netflix. You could even get Bluray's by mail for the movies that were worth the extra bit-rate too! Now the content is balkanized with the recommender system neutered to cover it up, and I have to do funky things like putting an old Roku on a VLAN/VPN to my parents house to make use of the "family" plan. Plus they randomly limit you to 720p playback when they decide your hardware isn't good enough.
Will have to see if YouTube defeats the Ublock Origin + Sponsorblock combo / yt-dlp with this server side ad injection thing. I might actually be productive again for a few months until a workaround is found.
I think the fact that the highest votes are for the 2020's mean this poll has no validity đ
Really the only good thing to come out of this last decade was the normalization of Work From Home. Hard to think of anything else that's been a bigger quality of life improvement than that. But it's a 2 tier economy right now, if you owned property/stock before you're doing really well now. If you were in the other half of the middle class that was demoted to working poor then it's been pretty awful.
However I can't imagine going back to the pre-youtube days. Despite all the noise it's an irreplaceable educational tool.
I agree with your take on online media. Even tho the world has become worse in a lot of ways over the last generation.. online media and networking has been a blessing.
It's blown apart the previous model of gatekeeping.. where only certain media outlets, publishers, and movie studios controlled almost all the media resources. It's cool that people can make their own content, and deliver it directly to the consumers instantly.
It seems lame looking back, remembering how only Siskel & Ebert, and a handful of newspaper critics controlled movie reviewing etc. They were usually pretentious geeks. I like hearing a cross-section of online reviewers now, with a variety of tastes.
70s had best movies 80s best music 90s best overall living. Things were simple, housing was still affordable, politics was boring and the economy roaring. Cellphones weren't ubiquitous and people had a better sense of independence and self reliance. Early internet was the wild west and most webpages were created by hobbyists yearning to share their passionate interests.
However I can't imagine going back to the pre-youtube days. Despite all the noise it's an irreplaceable educational tool.
I don't think it's possible for anyone to make this work in 2024. I loved American Gladiators, and it was very much an early conduit for my muscle attraction with both males and females.
But the show was a product of its time. It was on a network, options were limited, many of us watched the same thing, action movies were popular... lots of specific things.
These days.. as a streaming show.. I just don't see it commanding enough of an audience.
The OG American Gladiators was definitely a product of its time, but what also made it work was that while it was gaudy and cheesy, the majority of the show still focused on the action itself. The NBC revival was terrible because it was an overproduced mess. It was MOSTLY backstory drama to the point that it felt like the actual sporting events took a backseat to all of that and to Hogan being...Hogan. It's also why I don't watch American Ninja Warrior.
Maybe Amazon will do a better job of producing it, but if it's anything like the NBC revival I don't think it's gonna last.
I don't think it's possible for anyone to make this work in 2024. I loved American Gladiators, and it was very much an early conduit for my muscle attraction with both males and females.
But the show was a product of its time. It was on a network, options were limited, many of us watched the same thing, action movies were popular... lots of specific things.
These days.. as a streaming show.. I just don't see it commanding enough of an audience.
I mean it has worked for Netflix's Physical 100. Seeing athletic people compete in game shows still has a place in the market. Really depends on how the approach the material in the modern landscape is all.
I don't think it's possible for anyone to make this work in 2024. I loved American Gladiators, and it was very much an early conduit for my muscle attraction with both males and females.
But the show was a product of its time. It was on a network, options were limited, many of us watched the same thing, action movies were popular... lots of specific things.
These days.. as a streaming show.. I just don't see it commanding enough of an audience.
Getting VHS videos in the mail does seem like 100 years ago.
Crazy thing about those VHS classics.. In 1988, you were paying $45 for a single hard-copy video.. which would basically be equal to $120 in 2024 terms. It wasn't a cheap hobby, but definitely worth it.
As far as the original post.. fetishes were definitely more obscure before the 'web. Fetishes were often confined to specific magazines.. so if you weren't shopping in an adult store, you weren't seeing this stuff. It was rare to stumble upon specific fetishes. From time to time, an 80s or early 90s movie would reference unusual forms of sex, S&M, etc. But the internet really blew the lid off of quarantined fetishes..
I think I would slide the scale and pick 1995-2005.
Best of the early 2000s media and early good internet but a bit of the autonomy of not being 100% connected all the time. I still think those Wild West days of the internet were best because it hadnât been taken over by big corps and even in muscle land you had multiple people doing the same thing with a diff flavor. Like having different creative sensibilities is nice
Aside from 9/11 there was a big feeling of optimism and growth and OPPORTUNITY. Still kind of a time where if you really wanted to leave and not be found you could do it (obviously positive and negative ends of this) and if you really wanted to leave part of your past behind you could do it and start fresh.
Things were still affordable. $10 regular could fill a tank when I was a kid. Movies were cheaper. Malls were still popular and there were generally more frequented âthird spacesâ for everyone that I think has turned digital these days.
Generally, gonna have to either say the 90's or the 2000's.
I'm quite young so didn't experience the 90's first hand but a lot of things from that era appeal to me, from the movies, to the videogames, and especially the music.
But the 2000's is not only the decade I have actual nostalgia for, but imo actually surpasses the 90's in a few aspects, namely the internet and tv shows/books (some real gems come from this era) and even the music was still great during this time, though the crappier trends that would become more prominent later on did have their start here. This applies to things like social media, which although obviously became much more prominent during the 2010's, started here as well.
i like the conveiniece that the internet has made, bu t i think it's destroying industries and attention spans faster than new things can pop up.
Completely agree on this. I was born in the early 70s and grew up without the internet, and I think I'm better off for it. I think that's why I'm so partial to the 80s, it was my teenage years and movies and music were great.
I just think that allowing the internet to be a part of childhood life and education is severely handicapping people.
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i think the 80s had the best music the 90s had the best movies 80s movies are good but i think some of them didn't age well and in the 2000s movies got dumbed down and in the 2010s they became pure shit .and the 2000s had the best video games and internet culture. i am not sure what to call it but i like how things worked in the 2000s compared to today .but the 2000s had the worst music nowadays there is more choice but the 2000s was more of a hybrid era when you had internet but mtv and radio was still relevant because you only had internet at home. nowadays i just ignore what is popular pre 80s seems like shit to me great music but not a lot of muscular woman and no video games. and the 2010s and 2020s so far seem like the 2000s but with faster internet but everything else is worse. i was born in the 90s so my views of the 80s and early 90s are just based on old movies and daily life may have been worse or better than i think
I wish I never had it. I feel it like a curse. It's not their fault, everyone lives and build muscles as they want.
But me being attracted to strong ladies, it's like admiring the sun, it burns, I want to keep doing it, I wish I could go there, but I can't.
Being a petite girl, always in books, scared to hell to go in a gym to build a little of confidence, because I'm scared to see a buff girl and can't control myself of stalking her.
So I webcam them, and just seing those pixels flexing I feel too emotional. So no sessions IRL, to not feel empty in my existence after the ends of artificial emotions.
I went to see that movie recently out, Love Lies bleeding, I had to hurry out of the screen room, I was getting too much warmed by some scenes, sweating and breathing heavy
like a perv.
Being Bisexual, helps to date some gentlemen. But they can be the most charming chaps, when I see a muscle girl, I lose it all.
I can't even think to date a strong girl, I'll be so messy in my emotions, my behaviour, I would ruin it all, and lose her. And they are so rare, I one, I lose all.
So yes, it's a bloody curse.
Forgive me ladies and gents for this, I just had to express it, after a bad Friday whiskey.
Disappointing: Annie Rivieccio on Female Muscle Movies - idk she just sucks at porn. She has so much potential. In her stills, she poses great. But in her porn, it just doesn't do it for me. Kinda stiff and boring.
Exceeded: Anastasia Korableva on Fitvids - Might be some of the sexiest posing I've ever seen in a vid. She's so big and thick and ripped, and she a very sexy poser. Her sexlessness is off the charts in these vids. Never a dull moment.
My two cents, based ONLY on the comments in this thread and not being able to see the movie yet. (Just missed it in theaters, and I'll pick it up when it comes to DVD): This movie is about lesbians, crime noir, steroids and female bodybuilders. I'd be VERY surprised if women in the sport approved of it. Pumping Iron II this definitely ain't!
On the other hand, it doesn't look like it's entirely designed for us fetishists. You want that, go watch Nemesis I or II again.
I'm VERY interested in seeing this for myself. Last good lesbian noir I saw was BOUND, back in the 90's, directed by the Wachowskis. I don't expect this to be that good.
Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but I have trouble finding items, not among the images but in the forums. What I mean is, even when I use the most obvious key words - like "movies" for the "FBBs In The Movies" thread or "comics" for the "FBBs In The Comics" thread - I still won't find the thread. What am I getting wrong?
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Judging from nearly 2/3 of the votes being for 2024 and the best is yet to come, most of us love the huge, muscular Anastasia. Count me as being in that 2/3!!
It's hard to explain why I feel this way. She was so cute, bubbly and still very muscular, in her younger years. However, there is something about the enormous amount of muscle she is piling on while still seeming adorable, that is so captivating.
Like some fantasy movie, about a husband who keeps feeding a potion to his wife, because he loves female muscle, so much. She keeps growing, getting stronger, more and more muscular. Only in this case, it's happening in real life.
so basically there are 2 pieces of old media that i wanted to ask about but they are weird so i don't want to ask on reddit or other mainstream platforms one is an old movie involving no female muscle but some weird awkward femdom .the other one are old female muscle videos i just want to know about the background music since the videos are on youtube if you want to ask a similar question post below maybe i can help.
anyway for the old movie i don't remember much of these movie it was a horror movie from 1989 at least i think its from that year because of a copyright date on the tv guide if only i remembered the title. i am also not sure if it was supposed to be a parody since it looked very cheap and ridiculous. anyway the one scene i remember .was when a guy was about to have some kind of femdom sex with his wife who tied him up and blindfolded him but i don't remember why but the wife had to go away for a long time and then a ghost possessed a Barbie doll and the Barbie doll begins to fuck him but he thinks its his wife and then he gets killed by something but i don't really remember much quite strange. the only other part i remember was that they had a conversation about being married for 17 years before this scene but i thought that was odd since the actress looked young compared to the husband who was older. but i forgot everything else about this move and probably only watched the opening because i had to go to school or probably because my parents didn't want me to watch more of it .
my 2nd questions is simpler i want to know what the name of the background music is in these old videos because i like the style and i always wondered were i could find more like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmL9aEEtw1s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdFFPZADsPM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TChEKhaLqtc
if you have a question about old media you don't remember the name of but are too embarrassed to ask for on more mainstream sits please post it below maybe i or another user knows the answer
This could also belong in places like the cartoons thread. If you can count kids, one obvious one is Pippi Longstocking.
In the movie at least, the actress even resembles at least one actual FBB, Susan Gafner.
Jennifer Lopez (1969) in Anaconda (1997)
yeah, J-Lo did look good in Anaconda. But your timeline is kinda off, that movie is over 25 years old. She was probably still in her late 20s then.
In the movie "Anaconda" about 2/3 thru there is a scene of JLo on the boat fixing her pony tail where her considerable biceps pops. This was like 10 years ago but I think she still has them!
I can't help but feel we're past the zenith of the streaming age now. I miss the glory days when you could stream a massive back-catalog of good TV shows on Netflix. You could even get Bluray's by mail for the movies that were worth the extra bit-rate too! Now the content is balkanized with the recommender system neutered to cover it up, and I have to do funky things like putting an old Roku on a VLAN/VPN to my parents house to make use of the "family" plan. Plus they randomly limit you to 720p playback when they decide your hardware isn't good enough.
Will have to see if YouTube defeats the Ublock Origin + Sponsorblock combo / yt-dlp with this server side ad injection thing. I might actually be productive again for a few months until a workaround is found.
Really the only good thing to come out of this last decade was the normalization of Work From Home. Hard to think of anything else that's been a bigger quality of life improvement than that. But it's a 2 tier economy right now, if you owned property/stock before you're doing really well now. If you were in the other half of the middle class that was demoted to working poor then it's been pretty awful.
I agree with your take on online media. Even tho the world has become worse in a lot of ways over the last generation.. online media and networking has been a blessing. It's blown apart the previous model of gatekeeping.. where only certain media outlets, publishers, and movie studios controlled almost all the media resources. It's cool that people can make their own content, and deliver it directly to the consumers instantly.
It seems lame looking back, remembering how only Siskel & Ebert, and a handful of newspaper critics controlled movie reviewing etc. They were usually pretentious geeks. I like hearing a cross-section of online reviewers now, with a variety of tastes.
70s had best movies 80s best music 90s best overall living. Things were simple, housing was still affordable, politics was boring and the economy roaring. Cellphones weren't ubiquitous and people had a better sense of independence and self reliance. Early internet was the wild west and most webpages were created by hobbyists yearning to share their passionate interests.
However I can't imagine going back to the pre-youtube days. Despite all the noise it's an irreplaceable educational tool.
The OG American Gladiators was definitely a product of its time, but what also made it work was that while it was gaudy and cheesy, the majority of the show still focused on the action itself. The NBC revival was terrible because it was an overproduced mess. It was MOSTLY backstory drama to the point that it felt like the actual sporting events took a backseat to all of that and to Hogan being...Hogan. It's also why I don't watch American Ninja Warrior.
Maybe Amazon will do a better job of producing it, but if it's anything like the NBC revival I don't think it's gonna last.
I mean it has worked for Netflix's Physical 100. Seeing athletic people compete in game shows still has a place in the market. Really depends on how the approach the material in the modern landscape is all.
Man.. IDK.
I don't think it's possible for anyone to make this work in 2024. I loved American Gladiators, and it was very much an early conduit for my muscle attraction with both males and females.
But the show was a product of its time. It was on a network, options were limited, many of us watched the same thing, action movies were popular... lots of specific things.
These days.. as a streaming show.. I just don't see it commanding enough of an audience.
Crazy thing about those VHS classics.. In 1988, you were paying $45 for a single hard-copy video.. which would basically be equal to $120 in 2024 terms. It wasn't a cheap hobby, but definitely worth it.
As far as the original post.. fetishes were definitely more obscure before the 'web. Fetishes were often confined to specific magazines.. so if you weren't shopping in an adult store, you weren't seeing this stuff. It was rare to stumble upon specific fetishes. From time to time, an 80s or early 90s movie would reference unusual forms of sex, S&M, etc. But the internet really blew the lid off of quarantined fetishes..
I think I would slide the scale and pick 1995-2005.
Best of the early 2000s media and early good internet but a bit of the autonomy of not being 100% connected all the time. I still think those Wild West days of the internet were best because it hadnât been taken over by big corps and even in muscle land you had multiple people doing the same thing with a diff flavor. Like having different creative sensibilities is nice
Aside from 9/11 there was a big feeling of optimism and growth and OPPORTUNITY. Still kind of a time where if you really wanted to leave and not be found you could do it (obviously positive and negative ends of this) and if you really wanted to leave part of your past behind you could do it and start fresh.
Things were still affordable. $10 regular could fill a tank when I was a kid. Movies were cheaper. Malls were still popular and there were generally more frequented âthird spacesâ for everyone that I think has turned digital these days.
Generally, gonna have to either say the 90's or the 2000's.
I'm quite young so didn't experience the 90's first hand but a lot of things from that era appeal to me, from the movies, to the videogames, and especially the music.
But the 2000's is not only the decade I have actual nostalgia for, but imo actually surpasses the 90's in a few aspects, namely the internet and tv shows/books (some real gems come from this era) and even the music was still great during this time, though the crappier trends that would become more prominent later on did have their start here. This applies to things like social media, which although obviously became much more prominent during the 2010's, started here as well.
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Couldnât help myself. LOVE that movie!
Completely agree on this. I was born in the early 70s and grew up without the internet, and I think I'm better off for it. I think that's why I'm so partial to the 80s, it was my teenage years and movies and music were great.
I just think that allowing the internet to be a part of childhood life and education is severely handicapping people.
Cars & car mods. Saving my pennies for a supercharger pulley mod + Uniden R9 right now.
Tech, Hiking, Aviation, Sci-fi/Star Wars EU Books, Craft Beer & Cocktails. Movies & TV when I have time. I've got TiB's of crap piling up in Plex that I will definitely watch some day...
i think the 80s had the best music the 90s had the best movies 80s movies are good but i think some of them didn't age well and in the 2000s movies got dumbed down and in the 2010s they became pure shit .and the 2000s had the best video games and internet culture. i am not sure what to call it but i like how things worked in the 2000s compared to today .but the 2000s had the worst music nowadays there is more choice but the 2000s was more of a hybrid era when you had internet but mtv and radio was still relevant because you only had internet at home. nowadays i just ignore what is popular pre 80s seems like shit to me great music but not a lot of muscular woman and no video games. and the 2010s and 2020s so far seem like the 2000s but with faster internet but everything else is worse. i was born in the 90s so my views of the 80s and early 90s are just based on old movies and daily life may have been worse or better than i think
Jennifer Lopez in new Movie "Atlas"
I wish I never had it. I feel it like a curse. It's not their fault, everyone lives and build muscles as they want. But me being attracted to strong ladies, it's like admiring the sun, it burns, I want to keep doing it, I wish I could go there, but I can't. Being a petite girl, always in books, scared to hell to go in a gym to build a little of confidence, because I'm scared to see a buff girl and can't control myself of stalking her. So I webcam them, and just seing those pixels flexing I feel too emotional. So no sessions IRL, to not feel empty in my existence after the ends of artificial emotions. I went to see that movie recently out, Love Lies bleeding, I had to hurry out of the screen room, I was getting too much warmed by some scenes, sweating and breathing heavy like a perv. Being Bisexual, helps to date some gentlemen. But they can be the most charming chaps, when I see a muscle girl, I lose it all. I can't even think to date a strong girl, I'll be so messy in my emotions, my behaviour, I would ruin it all, and lose her. And they are so rare, I one, I lose all.
So yes, it's a bloody curse.
Forgive me ladies and gents for this, I just had to express it, after a bad Friday whiskey.
Disappointing: Annie Rivieccio on Female Muscle Movies - idk she just sucks at porn. She has so much potential. In her stills, she poses great. But in her porn, it just doesn't do it for me. Kinda stiff and boring.
Exceeded: Anastasia Korableva on Fitvids - Might be some of the sexiest posing I've ever seen in a vid. She's so big and thick and ripped, and she a very sexy poser. Her sexlessness is off the charts in these vids. Never a dull moment.
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My two cents, based ONLY on the comments in this thread and not being able to see the movie yet. (Just missed it in theaters, and I'll pick it up when it comes to DVD): This movie is about lesbians, crime noir, steroids and female bodybuilders. I'd be VERY surprised if women in the sport approved of it. Pumping Iron II this definitely ain't!
On the other hand, it doesn't look like it's entirely designed for us fetishists. You want that, go watch Nemesis I or II again.
I'm VERY interested in seeing this for myself. Last good lesbian noir I saw was BOUND, back in the 90's, directed by the Wachowskis. I don't expect this to be that good.
Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but I have trouble finding items, not among the images but in the forums. What I mean is, even when I use the most obvious key words - like "movies" for the "FBBs In The Movies" thread or "comics" for the "FBBs In The Comics" thread - I still won't find the thread. What am I getting wrong?