The Spectrum of this Fetish is Telling

Some people like red wine, others prefer white. But if you claim to be into white wine and not red, yet say you like your wine fuller-bodied, love an astringent, robust flavor, and that floral, mineral notes do nothing for you, people might give you a quizzical look, even if they don't outright question your preference for white wine.

Great point.

> And just because someone enjoys having sex with men does not mean they're gay.

https://youtu.be/Zd8vzIRQLLM

👌😂 Words no longer mean what they mean.

The only unfortunate thing here is how easily shaken you and other users seem to be when their tastes and preferences are - not even challenged - but simply examined.

Are you talking to me? Shaken? Moi? 🤣🤣🤣

A repeat of three ROTFL emojis isn't enough posturing, I'm afraid. You'll need a couple more to show how not at all shaken and unbothered you are.

There was a comment on a picture earlier today praising a woman's "hot" acne. Was it the acne that was hot though? Assuming they were not trolling, it's that it belonged to a woman. Some of the more outlandish comments easily obscure more fundamental factors; factors overlooked in the same way that fish don't know they're wet. Would the acne be "hot" if it belonged to a dude? Traits are not easily disaggregated. When a woman says the feature she most appreciates about her boyfriend is his integrity (or whatever), a lot of men roll their eyes. Yeah, it's not that he's tall, rich, handsome, AND famous??

> My two cents, can’t wait to see all the chest hair lovers come running to blow this up.

I'm on the same page, except that I'm not a big fan of breast impants simply because they aren't real and don't feel real in my experience. When I see them all i can think about is how fake they feel on a woman with little to no natural breast tissue surrounding them. That and the fact than most of them on FBB look fake as shit so I can't even pretend they're real lol.

I agree on the rest though. Rough skin, masculine voices, body hair -- all a HUGE turn off for me. I like WOMEN. No knock on anyone who is bisexual or gay or not sure. But I am sure and aside from muscles, I don't like ANYTHING masculine on a woman. Giant cl*ts are nauseating to me.

So, yeah. I get it. When I see guys here celebrating extreme steroid abuse or calling women "studs" or anything along those lines, I cringe for sure and I kinda wish "those guys" had their own section of the site so I didn't have to see their comments or look at the shit they like.

That said, I try to be more accepting and tolerant of differences and I realize our fetish in general isn't super popular so we kind of have to stick together and welcome anyone in the same boat I guess.

But yeah, I like FEMININE women with muscles. My ideal girls on this site are the more pretty and natural looking ones who are under 30 or so and have no tattoos and nice smooth, soft skin (not over-tanned and dried out like a piece of beef jerky)

For me, the ultimate girls on this site are girls like: Dylan Crenshaw, Julia Vins,Lea Schreiner, Yeon Woo-Jhi, Lena Ramsteiner etc.

This, to me, is about as close as you can get to perfection:

Honestly I'm with you there. Some of the more extreme cases to me aren't so much attraction as they are fascination, just how far one is willing to go for what they're passionate about

Like yeah, I browse pics of Tiffani Wittman every so often. But if someone put a gun to my head and told me to pick a buff woman irl it'd very much be along the lines of what you're describing. Except sometimes people can't distinguish between fantasy and reality, or rather conflate the two.

There’s never going to be a one size fits all description, but I don’t think it’s that much of a secret that for a lot of us, it’s attractive to see a woman be masculine and take on a more masculine role. Being muscular fits right in with that. It can be for aesthetic reasons, role reversal reasons, whatever. The silly part is devoting any time to questioning if it’s gay or not, because genuinely, why does it matter? I’m not even saying this in a way to dismiss/deflect the question, or to preach some kind of acceptance of others or your own sexuality, I’m asking for a practical reason. If it’s scientifically proven that it’s not gay, what does it change? If you’re worried about it being more “normal” if it’s not, you’re still fantasizing over something that the vast majority of the population is going to view as abnormal and weird. There are definitely big downsides to this fetish in terms of practical applications for it if it’s something that drives a lot of your desires/interests, but worrying about how you fit in a box sexually because of it is just silly and futile.