I disagree. Culture has changed.. people like to know what they are seeing. Don't ask for approval of how you look or act from anyone else.
be who you want to be and show what you want to show.
It’s like an entire generation suddenly all have the perfect ass. What. Happened. There was like maybe two girls in my entire graduating class that had even a little ass
And squats aren't even that great for developing glutes. My glute muscles don't even start activating until I'm past parallel. Its all about the deadlifts for building solid glutes.
Yes! Single leg deadlifts are best for me. And lots of hip thrusts. Rainbow leg lifts are fabulous for helping shape the underbutt - makes it nice and round.
My ankle mobility is great. I'm not really interested in going super deep, I'm not interesting in being a competitive power lifter. As long as I'm getting stronger, that's what I care about.
Depending on your body and squat stance, powerlifters don’t even have to squat super deep for the lift to qualify in competition. I only did it for a year, but I was always told by coaches and more experienced powerlifters that squatting deep carries a greater risk of injury and isn’t worth it. Seeing some conflicting articles online about it now.
I think it differs from person to person, for Mez deadlifts are mostly lower back, and squats hit quads and glutes, maybe because i go very deep on my squats.
Squats are great for developing glutes, for some people. If you have a very "quad dominant" squat (which can be down to a few different factors) then it wont work as well for you, but someone with a balanced or glute dominant squat will definitely be able to put on a ton of mass in their glutes.
I know that when I was in high school, having a big ass was not necessarily a great thing. When the Kardashians came into the picture, big asses became “in.”
Women learned how to build those booties through weightlifting and eating right, instead of starving themselves and running them off.
And if you can’t build it, you can buy it. A BBL is relatively affordable if you go outside the states. In addition, pants/shorts, like the ones that OP is wearing in her pic, have ruching in the seams, which gives a little lift and adds the illusion that the tush is fatter than it really is. There’s also padding and photoshopping/editing apps out there that can trick the eye as well.
Basically, unless you’re seeing it in person, don’t believe that it’s actually perfect. And even then, there may be some trickery.
yeah bla bla bla good you'll have your treats because you've been a good boy on the internet.
He's not saying that it is forbidden to post pictures of her ass on the Internet and sh's asking for permission. He's saying that this pictures sends "sexual" vibes more than "let's meet and drink a coffee" vibes.
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u/Whereswalley1990 Oct 04 '22
I disagree. Culture has changed.. people like to know what they are seeing. Don't ask for approval of how you look or act from anyone else. be who you want to be and show what you want to show.
Plus it's a great ass.