+1 yI can only assume that when you start dating your girl, she already was strong, Very strong lol. You saw that, your family so that, so her now wanting to become a Wonder Woman shouldn't be a surprise or a big deal. Let me explain my answer a bit better. If you got yourself a Dodge Charger that already comes with 500HP (Fast Car) and then you decided to add an extra 500HP on top of it (1000HP Super Fast) there are no surprises there, it is only natural progression and it was expected that at some point you would do that. BUT, if you are driving a hybrid Toyota Corolla that barely has 150HP (very slow) and one day you decided that you want to cramp a 1000HP engine into it (Super Fast), now that would be surprising, shocking and scary.
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Asker+1 yI got married 10 years back and my wife got into bodybuilding later and has been doing bodybuilding from last 6 years.
Ofcourse it was a surprise for me and my family to see the change
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+1 yOut of all the stuff to achieve in life. Bodyuidling? Young women usually get into bikini/bodybuilding to get attention and sponsorship as well as sleeping with judges and coaches for help to make a name for themselves and in the end. They're left with falling hair, dinosauric female genetils and unwomanly features like body hair and change of voice as well as distended mid section. It ruins everything about how a woman should look. I'd say don't sell your soul for small change and supplement sponsorship. It's not worth it. Work out and find a better purpose.
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Asker+1 yIam really surprised to see your point of view towards woman bodybuilding.
My wife has been doing bodybuilding from last 6 years and she also did 2 competitions. Bodybuilding is about being proud of your body and yourself. Its all about showing your hardwork and discipline. Thats the only intention for competition.- +1 y
Mate I've been there done that. Being proud of your body is a ego driven cause. You can still work hard for a better purpose. E. i. police officer or army job, not to stand on the stage acting like you're body is better than someone else with a string up the butt hole barely covering it to please bunch of over weight men in suits... believe it mate. I know the industry inside out. And it's another disgusting ingenuine industry making money off non apprehensive body insecure muscle obssessed people.
Asker+1 yIts not ego. It’s about passion and challenging yourself. Being better version of yourself.
I don’t know what makes you to think like this. But wearing those bikini suits is a part of sport to show the hardwork and nothing sexual in this. My wife has done it and went on stage in those bikini suits its about how is your attitude and mindset towards it, for us it was just sport and nothing sexual- +1 y
Sport? It's a muscle pageant. The sport stops in the gym. it seems like my level of consiousness is different to yours. Of course everyone is free to do what they please. But that was my output on bodybuilding answering your question.
+1 yThey might be impressed if she still looks beautiful... then if she doesn't and starts to look like a man they might say it but... they accept your choice of who you want to date I would think. They aren't backward or old-timish.
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well If I were a man or les and my wife was interested in bodybuilding then I'd support her :)
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Asker+1 yThats great
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Hell no. Ladies, please take care of yourselves, but don't "bulk up". The "fit and still delicate" look is vastly superior to the "she-hulk" look. Like okay, my 6th degree black belt female instructor could kick my ass, but she still has the delicate feminine appearance. You do not need to "bulk up" it looks masculine is an incredible turn-off.
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+1 ydon't find muscular women attractive. we'd think she lost her marbles. that's about living at the gym and strict discipline with diet and competing. not her at all, she enjoys the buffet of life and isn't gonna live at a gym.
she's in fine shape just walking and eating right.
Body building, not gonna happen.00 Reply 805 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I wouldn't be happy at all. My wife stays fit, but I don't find female body builders attractive. Plus, it would be a useless waste of time and money.
She won't though, so I'm not worried. She has better things to do.30 Reply
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yShe might be starting to get the wandering eye and the itch to leave. The body building might be accompanied by weight loss and followed by her leaving. Be on the look out for cosmetic surgery too. These three things go together for women looking to leave. I know first hand, my fuckin ex-wife did all three, the tummy tuck came last. Four months later the motherfucker left me.
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+1 yI could care less. My wife and kids would be my family. If wife gets in bodybuilding only kids to convince. Hope it should not be difficult and again how old they are.
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You've kids?
533 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. If you mean extreme building where she loses most body fat and maybe starts juicing: My wife wouldn't do that without my blessing & I'd never give it.
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+1 ySeeing as every woman I seem to develop interest in turns out to be cursed somehow, I don't feel qualified to answer this.
10 ReplyI dont see any problems or any issues , anyone should be able to do anything they want in our life, men and women does not matter our freedom of choice and your wife whatever she likes as long as both of you are happy.
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+1 yWell I'm not Married, so this one isn't exactly up my alley.
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u +1 yThey would think that it is a bizarre avocation for a female.
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+1 yI don't plan on ever getting married but I'm pretty sure my family would be overly supportive. Especially my mom.
00 ReplyI don't have anything to do with my family so there wouldn't be any reaction.
10 Reply476 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I mean I would ask her why? more than likely i just make fun of you or call you crazy cause it's kinda dumb to get into that unless your doing it for records or for fun.
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+1 yI'd support, provided she did it the right way and didn't grow overly big.
10 Reply I do not have a Girlfriend let alone a wife but If I had one I would be supportive
20 ReplyI would be supportive and I'll handle the family reaction myself and try to make sure that she happily goes on about her bodybuilding.
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Asker+1 yGreat to see some positive reaction
+1 yMy cousin would say yay as long as her muscles still look girly
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+1 yThey’d be a little jealous especially the women but one of my big cousins used to be like really jacked when she was younger so they’d probably end up being good friends
00 ReplyThey wouldn't really care. Possibly make some family jockes, but nothing offensive.
10 Reply800 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. "I have a wife? I've got to stop drinking so much!"
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+1 yOne of total hilarity!
10 Reply 3.8K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I would be supportive.
00 ReplyWe would be shocked and impress.
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+1 yDepends on how deep into body building she goes
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Asker+1 yLike my wife in my profile
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She looks like she keep a healthy lifestyle
+1 yI have no idea about there thoughts.
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+1 ySupport
10 Reply417 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Good for her!
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+1 ysexy and helpful
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+1 yNothing but support.
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+1 yDon’t have a wife
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+1 yI would be stoked
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+1 yVery Happy.
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