Here's answer to all the common questions about women bodybuilding

[Anonymous]

I have been asking for opinions from people about women bodybuilding. Lot of people asked me questions and few of them i tried to answer.

How long did it take for you to get this body? Four years of very diligent and consistent training and diet.

How many calories do you eat a day? Usually around 1,500–1,800.

How does your body affect how other people interact with you?

The way people interact with me varies. Most people whom I speak with compliment me and respect what I do. Some ask for advice, and others just express that they recognize the hard work it takes to achieve what I have. It always feels great to hear positive feedback and encouragement.

What’s a surprising thing you experience by having the physique that you have?

I forget that the way I look isn’t “normal,” so when I go somewhere new, the reaction on some people’s faces makes me laugh. All in all, I love the way I look, and most people receive me well with respect and admiration or kind words, which motivates me to keep doing what I do.

Do you ever get criticism about the way you look?
All the time. On social media they say, "Oh, you look like a man," "Too much muscle, that's gross." They just don't get it. Or some of them are jealous.

The bikinis are so small. You must always be waxed ?
Oh, I wax everything. My whole body.

[Anonymous]

How would a female body builders pussy be like does it become too tight due to all the muscle building?

Is the sex easier or tougher does the shape change.


How about the sensuality how does a guy feel tightened muscled girl?


Does the girl feel the touch of the guy same as when she used to be normal and soft.

Does she accidentally put more strength on stroking the guys private part and hurt him?

These are serious questions related to personal lives after the end of competition.

Also can the girl get back her soft self back once the competition is over?

[Oigit]

I do have a lot of respect for you. The main reason is that you are bucking trends and challenging the perceived normal. It seems like a lot of people tend to be too scared or bucking trends or existing out of a perceived normal they honestly never uncover or find their inner self. It can feel like people are comfortable marching to the beat of someone else's drum instead of finding their own.

Sometimes the only way to find our true self and be true to ourselves we have to walk around the fork in the road or find our own path. More people need to be willing to do one or the other.

[Petra150]

Does bodybuilding seem as a good thing to use your time doing, if a woman have a family woul it be fair the time to build muscle who isn't necessary to live a " Normal life" sorry to ask the question I think most people might think , but perhaps wouldn't ask , because people in general are TOO nice and afraid of conflict. I think it's important to ask , hope you don't mind

[Darcia]

What do you eat? Meat eater or vegan lover? What did your training consist of? How many times a day did you train? At what age did you decide you wanted to do this and is it a career?

[myTake Owner]

I eat lot of protein. Both veg and nonveg diet. My training mostly consist of heavy weights and strenght training. I have been doing it from 4 years. Currently not as career but as passion cause you need to do other job for living.

[electromagnetic]

I absolutely love it! I’ve been a fitness junky since I was 19. Not enough to compete though. I love food to much.

I’m so glad that society is starting to be more excepting on females who compete in physique competition. They’re are gruelling and ruthless and sometimes confidence destroyers when one doesn’t make top 4.
“you look like a man” is such a stupid sentence. Okay and exactly what does a man look like?
Why doesn’t society say “you look like a woman to trans men” because I’m 100% sure if they did, it’ll be the best positive experience. People really go out of their way to make others feel bad for no reason. If they only understood the commitment and dedication behind it.

You look lovely. Love the bikini too.

[thothamon]

TBH I'd be taken aback if I met you in person. You just don't see women with bodies like that and a lot of men feel intimidated by a woman who is physically stronger. Don't take that the wrong way. It's incredible what you've done for yourself and you're beautiful. It's just unusual to see and as open minded as I try to be, as a man I still struggle with the conditions placed on gender and the mentality behind it. I hope you inspire more women as well as men to take charge of their body and their health like that.

[Leah501]

My friend had to get one of her kidneys removed due to the damage she did to her body while in prep. She said she loves looking at her photos of her on stage and she did win! But she will never do another competition, never put her body through that again.

[sakshamsadana]

Your physique is an example of your discipline and diligence. Not all people can do it. I can guarantee that you're always respectful to other people because you've learned to respect your body.

Keep it up and keep going. There will always be haters. Keep doing what makes you happy

[Walt832]

I am glad I was invited. This is an example body building 👍 not just that you are beautiful. There is always haters that bothers someone being successful but hey ignore them. I am glad you didn't give up.

[Bananaman177]

What do you do to maintain flexibility? Yoga?

You look great, by the way.

[myTake Owner]

Thanks

[myTake Owner]

I do workout in gym

[cth96190]

I have a question.
I assume that you live in India.
Culturally, how is female body building regarded in India?
It is my understanding that Indian society is very conservative and that exposure of the female body that we consider to be unremarkable in the West would cause a scandal in India.

[IAMNativeson87]

I happen to think some female bodybuilders are VERY beautiful... and hot. I certainly respect them for their dedication and commitment! I once dated a female bodybuilder and even though it was only for competition, I could never get on board with the waxing thing. Just too much for me personally so, we just took a break (just physically) during contest season.

[Lion91]

All depends on the Person and their Personal Fitness Goals. A Friend of mine got Abs for the First time after many Years in the Gym. He did it in a Month while most People are still trying a Whole Entire Year trying to Achieve them. Oh He did which ain't a Secret. He limited His Carbs Intakes eating Stachy/Bread and eat mostly during the Noon and Evenings. Also He did Abs without doing Abs, Sounds Crazy but ain't a Surprise because that's how Effective HIIT Workouts are. So their you Go 😀

[ChrisMike1919]

If you love the way you look, other's opinion doesn't matter (except the juries from contests). Maybe those close to you.

[COMMODOREII]

Interesting how those haters will say that with a computer between you and them. Lol i like what you do and hope to learn what i can so i can get there.

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Very nice and informative... And glad you recognize that most insults after born from that person's own ignorance or jealousy and you don't let that detract you from your self confidence or goals👍👍

[exitseven]

I have been a gym rat my whole life so I can really appreciate all the hard work and dieting you have gone through. You look great. Your quads are cut just enough.

[Claireluvskaren]

Question.. how does your exercise routine affect your menstrual cycle. Do you still have your period. Sorry for the personal question

[OlderAndWiser]

I respect the dedication that it takes to reach this goal but the end result is not attractive to me.

[Dkc123]

I like when people do things for setting an example or to be an inspiration for others and not just for the sake of competition and what people think of them..

[robertKugler]

This sport is more impressive when women do it as I opposed to men. Thank you for allowing us to learn about the sport.
So jelous of you drive and ambition... recognizing I need to propel my ass to a new me.. too cool

[DanishSaint]

Wow... something else. But fascinating stuff. Thanks for sharing !
I still have questions though ;)

[Iron_Man]

Thanks for the invite how many protein milkshakes a day do you take and how much protein in one drink do you drink?

[carlonpio]

I think u should do what makes you happy don't worry about what people think u look great keep up the hard work stay fit