How does it feel to know that your wife could beat you up?

[Anonymous]

I've often gone to the gym with my beloved, and watched the reactions that she gets when she lifts. she's also toned and muscular -- and I've seen the awe (and anxiety) that she inspires in others when she starts lifting "heavy weight". Most women at gym stick to the 5-15 kg free weights; my wife goes well above that for a variety of her exercises. There's little question that she intimidates people. I'm proud of her fitness and her strength, particularly because I honor her tremendous physical work ethic (an ethic that I share). To me, she's the most beautiful and extraordinary woman alive, which is how a husband ought to feel -- but she's also indisputably a dedicated athlete, and I have enormous admiration for that.

Not long ago, someone asked me, half-jokingly,

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"How does it feel to know that your wife could beat you up?"

[Zenpanda]

If my wife could beat me up I'd know she'd be able to defend herself from others, makes me feel better.

[Asker]

Well said 💪💪

[Bricealan]

@Zenpanda... good man!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[Billlewis]

Oh my goodness, yes...

[renodnol32]

She worked hard for it. If it were my wife i'd be proud of her. It wouldn't bother me at all that she's stronger than me and possesses the strength to "beat me up". My wife and i are supposed to be a team so i'll be her biggest fan and supporter. She wants to lift heavy weights, go for it!

[Anonymous]

Muscles don't help if you don't know how to fight though

I am not sexist but that would feel awkward and since I am boxing and wrestling for long I don't have to worry about that

[Billlewis]

Honestly, that would feel fantastic!

[jshm2]

Which one is the wife in that picture?

[Asker]

If you see with your eyes properly you can identify

[Baredog69]

Can't relate to you on this one sorry