Women who are engaged in bodybuilding, are often faced with criticism. Many consider them to be masculine, too muscular and unattractive. Professional female bodybuilder Kelly dey deny all these comments and claims that most men go crazy from strong female body. She says that athletes are capable of in bed is so much more than skinny girls.
Find out what arguments leads Kelly in favor of women's bodybuilding, from our material.Tough love: the female bodybuilder says she is better in bed than skinny girls42-year-old Kelly dey is a professional female bodybuilder. Every day she receives invitations to visits from men of different ages, including from guys who are twice her age. Her Instagram pictures gather hundreds of likes, but there are also negative comments, saying: "You're too muscular" or "You're unfeminine." Kelly ignores such comments, because I'm sure its in great shape.
At parties, when a pretty girl stands on the heels and puts on a tank top, men often admire her raised calves and muscular arms. They questioned the athlete about the training regime, and some even offer to arm-wrestle.
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63-year-old Australian Leslie Maxwell also spends most of his free time in the gym. This helps it to always be in great shape and to win the hearts of tens of years younger men.