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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you? |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you? "
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over a year ago
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I describe myself as slim/athletic.
I work out, swim and go to the gym. I'm a 8-10 and well toned but want to work on getting more definition in arms and abs. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Toned, but not skinny right up to men with true rugby player builds.
I'd put you as curvy as you have big boobs xx"
To me curvy can mean all sorts like athletic can. I put average as I am a size 14 and that is the average size for women.
I think you are right about athletic possibly meaning rugby-player types - and that is why I deleted it as that is not my preference. It just saves people time. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic."
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after. |
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over a year ago
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To me athletic is someone who likes to workout and keep fit. I don't think it means slim at all, have you seen some of the Welsh rygbi players? Stocky men can still be athletic, in my oppinion  |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"To me athletic is someone who likes to workout and keep fit. I don't think it means slim at all, have you seen some of the Welsh rygbi players? Stocky men can still be athletic, in my oppinion "
Which is why I have now removed it from my profile. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after."
I see yes and thats good. I do wonder what a bodybuilders physic would be called if not athletic, maibe just huge?. My role model in the sport is marcus rhyl. |
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over a year ago
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic."
I don't mind body builders but not keen on them when they are cutting. I've dated a couple and found I'd get turned off when their body fat dropped too low. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'd associate it with the slim and toned body types. The sort who play sport or participate in triathlons, rugby etc, not necessarily the body builder types who are more bulk focused ?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I don't mind body builders but not keen on them when they are cutting. I've dated a couple and found I'd get turned off when their body fat dropped too low. "
Yes and lots of eating, my diet consist of 1kg of chiken and few protein shakes a day as its time to get ripped till summer. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after. I see yes and thats good. I do wonder what a bodybuilders physic would be called if not athletic, maibe just huge?. My role model in the sport is marcus rhyl."
As someone else has pointed out, to me athletic meant slim with some definition - the long-distance runner type. But then realised that actually it is a term which is wildly open to interpretation. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you? "
average would suit ur type I think  |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you?
average would suit ur type I think "
Which is what I have on my profile along with a body shot so people can decide for themselves. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after. I see yes and thats good. I do wonder what a bodybuilders physic would be called if not athletic, maibe just huge?. My role model in the sport is marcus rhyl.
As someone else has pointed out, to me athletic meant slim with some definition - the long-distance runner type. But then realised that actually it is a term which is wildly open to interpretation."
Good point and yes a runner or somone slim would fit the athletic group more to . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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How many people take note of the description anyway ? I tend to find you can form an attraction to all sorts, it just boils down to the eye of the beholder ? |
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I always state average for me. To me athletic is well toned ...six pack that kind of thing
Not sure average is the right one for me as the term "average" is a very broad term... I'd say "healthy looking"(lol) is probably more for me but it wasn't an option funnily enough lol so average it has to be  |
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"I always state average for me. To me athletic is well toned ...six pack that kind of thing
Not sure average is the right one for me as the term "average" is a very broad term... I'd say "healthy looking"(lol) is probably more for me but it wasn't an option funnily enough lol so average it has to be "
Fucking hot.....would suit you better. |
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is."
Agree it's not a helpful term - that said I've quite a thing for larger trim and fit girls with "sporty" bodies and finding a term for that is next to impossible. Think female rugby players... 
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm no athlete. I'd have a heart attack if i ran..
...so i count myself as average/curvy. I don't describe myself as curvy though. Or i'd have to block women from inundating me with messages (he says tongue in cheek).
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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" How many people take note of the description anyway ? I tend to find you can form an attraction to all sorts, it just boils down to the eye of the beholder ?"
It was written in my profile text - that is what I was referring to. And yes, you can form an attraction to all sorts, and I have. But those were more long term arrangements. Mostly I do one offs which means that there has to be a quicker attraction and slim/slender is what is currently attracting me the most. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I always state average for me. To me athletic is well toned ...six pack that kind of thing
Not sure average is the right one for me as the term "average" is a very broad term... I'd say "healthy looking"(lol) is probably more for me but it wasn't an option funnily enough lol so average it has to be
Fucking hot.....would suit you better."
Haha... Very kind.... If only it was true....I'd be doin a lot better on here for a start lol
Can we have an healthy looking button to click please!! |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I mostly just go by photos. ..everyone views shape size differently anyway xx"
I do too - but I was more interested in putting off guys who read athletic in my profile text but were not what I saw as athletic. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In nearly six yrs of various dating sites and latterly here I get fair scunnered at body types. I met someone a while back.who.described herself as " curvy" Aye as curvy as the Tyne bridge ! And no I did not fuck her as she was not what she presented.
Athletic: slim, toned, lower end bmi
Though some athletes on here are.like Eastern bloc seventies shot putters.
Average: normal bmi , wee bit of pinchable "excess"
Curvy: shapely in a woman beer belly in a man.
Large: not many here, they are all curvy.
Fabulous: read flabulous
It's not an exact science  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I mostly just go by photos. ..everyone views shape size differently anyway xx
I do too - but I was more interested in putting off guys who read athletic in my profile text but were not what I saw as athletic."
See what you mean now. I guess that's why an avatar representative of how you appear is important as its what everyone sees first thing? |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I mostly just go by photos. ..everyone views shape size differently anyway xx
I do too - but I was more interested in putting off guys who read athletic in my profile text but were not what I saw as athletic.
See what you mean now. I guess that's why an avatar representative of how you appear is important as its what everyone sees first thing?"
Anyone can see what body shape I am from my public pics. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you? "
A toned body with clear muscles showing (not too big though) and the v!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To me athletic is someone who likes to workout and keep fit. I don't think it means slim at all, have you seen some of the Welsh rygbi players? Stocky men can still be athletic, in my oppinion
Which is why I have now removed it from my profile."
 I have on my profile that I like tall fit men. I can then determine if they fit my definition of fit  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have mine set as average as I have an althletic frame with a good layer of fat on it.
Lol genuinely though, my frame, is that of an athelete, broad shoulders and slim hips and toned arms and legs
I'm a slim size 10 but I have big boobs and a toned bum and thighs with a bit of a wobble on my belly.
I don't think theres an option for slim/althletic/curvy. So I just put average. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you?
A toned body with clear muscles showing (not too big though) and the v!!"
I like a nice Apollo's belt too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after. I see yes and thats good. I do wonder what a bodybuilders physic would be called if not athletic, maibe just huge?. My role model in the sport is marcus rhyl.
As someone else has pointed out, to me athletic meant slim with some definition - the long-distance runner type. But then realised that actually it is a term which is wildly open to interpretation."
I'd say athletic means slim runner type too. For a female I'd say slim and toned, size 10/12 max, dependent on height and how she looks really
For a bloke, not rugby player build. No idea how I'd describe that. I just go off pics anyway.
Some people think I'm average, some think I'm fat. Fine by me, it's all relative and no right answer. |
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Athletic to me wouldn't describe someone who is very muscular. I tend to think of athletic more as stamina etc rather then body type.
A lot of the big muscly guys I know have no cardio ability at all even though they could lift heavy weights, whereas long distance runners can look like they'd blow over in the wind but can run 10,000 metres no problem.
Very subjective.. Just like all the other body types on here. Personally i think it would be easier to get shot of that part as you can't use it for a search criteria anyway and let photos show your actual body size/shape x |
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"I rarely tweak my profile as it generally serves me well. However, I have chosen to delete the term 'athletic' since so many people have wildly different ideas of what that is. My hooe is that it may reduce the number of messages I have to say no thanks to.
What does 'athletic' mean to you?
A toned body with clear muscles showing (not too big though) and the v!!
I like a nice Apollo's belt too."
I couldn't think of the name! Ha |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I am bodybuilding and got fair amount of muscles. I gues that is being athletic.
I have met a few body-builders in the past but my taste is for more slim and slender now. That's why I have removed 'athletic' as it gives a false impression of what I am after. I see yes and thats good. I do wonder what a bodybuilders physic would be called if not athletic, maibe just huge?. My role model in the sport is marcus rhyl.
As someone else has pointed out, to me athletic meant slim with some definition - the long-distance runner type. But then realised that actually it is a term which is wildly open to interpretation.
I'd say athletic means slim runner type too. For a female I'd say slim and toned, size 10/12 max, dependent on height and how she looks really
For a bloke, not rugby player build. No idea how I'd describe that. I just go off pics anyway.
Some people think I'm average, some think I'm fat. Fine by me, it's all relative and no right answer. "
absolutely. The descriptions are so open to interpretation. For me curvy women are most attractive, but some may call themselves large or ample when I'd counter that description. Picture paints thousand words....as long as its recent. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Athletic to me wouldn't describe someone who is very muscular. I tend to think of athletic more as stamina etc rather then body type.
A lot of the big muscly guys I know have no cardio ability at all even though they could lift heavy weights, whereas long distance runners can look like they'd blow over in the wind but can run 10,000 metres no problem.
Very subjective.. Just like all the other body types on here. Personally i think it would be easier to get shot of that part as you can't use it for a search criteria anyway and let photos show your actual body size/shape x"
I agree that it is subjective. However, there are some who think they are athletic when they clearly are not - I think more Mo Farah than Geoff Capes. |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I distinctly remember this subject turning into a bunfight last time it came up.
Was entertaining though and I still maintain Mo Farrah *is* of athletic build... "
Well, the intent is clearly not to put down anyone. Just a discussion of what people consider athletic and clearly opinions are wide and varied. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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An athlete is a fit person who practice any kind of sport that involves phisycal condition. Footbller and rugby r atheletes and so is a body builder. different diciplnes involve different ody shapes could from the very slim marathon runners to the heavy weighted muscly sports. IMOP. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"An athlete is a fit person who practice any kind of sport that involves phisycal condition. Footbller and rugby r atheletes and so is a body builder. different diciplnes involve different ody shapes could from the very slim marathon runners to the heavy weighted muscly sports. IMOP. "
Totally agree! |
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By *B9 Queen OP Woman
over a year ago
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"An athlete is a fit person who practice any kind of sport that involves phisycal condition. Footbller and rugby r atheletes and so is a body builder. different diciplnes involve different ody shapes could from the very slim marathon runners to the heavy weighted muscly sports. IMOP.
Totally agree! "
I found this definition of athletics:
"Athletics is an exclusive collection of sporting events that involve competitive running, jumping, throwing, and walking. The most common types of athletics competitions are track and field, road running, cross country running, and race walking. " |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Athletic to me wouldn't describe someone who is very muscular. I tend to think of athletic more as stamina etc rather then body type.
A lot of the big muscly guys I know have no cardio ability at all even though they could lift heavy weights, whereas long distance runners can look like they'd blow over in the wind but can run 10,000 metres no problem.
Very subjective.. Just like all the other body types on here. Personally i think it would be easier to get shot of that part as you can't use it for a search criteria anyway and let photos show your actual body size/shape x
I agree that it is subjective. However, there are some who think they are athletic when they clearly are not - I think more Mo Farah than Geoff Capes."
Ooooh! If Geoff Capes is athletic I'm going to change my profile to say I am too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"someone who can kneel down and give me a blowjob, and get back up again, unaided or without a hoist "
haha that makes u the world champion of your sport lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I distinctly remember this subject turning into a bunfight last time it came up.
Was entertaining though and I still maintain Mo Farrah *is* of athletic build... "
I think he's a fine athlete of very slim build. |
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By *UNCHBOXMan
over a year ago
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If your talking about someone of an 'athletic build' then i think the they would have to be broad shoulders and muscular. If your talking about an athlete then anyone with a very good level of fitness this could apply to.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"An athlete is a fit person who practice any kind of sport that involves phisycal condition. Footbller and rugby r atheletes and so is a body builder. different diciplnes involve different ody shapes could from the very slim marathon runners to the heavy weighted muscly sports. IMOP. "
One thing they ALL have in common is LOW body fat, and muscle tone! |
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rugby type athletic! 