There really is nothing that signposts impending stoopidity like a big old BUT in the middle of a sentence, is there? Take this masterpiece on the subject of Julia’s breats: I am mostly against community standards and believe everyone is free to do whatever they wish and people shouldn’t negatively criticize them about it BUT it is horrible to lose a part of your body because you are dedicated. Instead it’s the ones who lay out their theories of what a woman should look like that rub me up the wrong way. For me, it’s not even the ones you expect that get me riled – “that is a man” or some similar variation is so old, and so obviously nonsense that I don’t get wound up by it anymore. We read the dumb comments attached to the stories and our ire gets ignited. It’s the kind of thing that can provoke the (normally peaceable) female muscle brethren into lashing out. The horror! The horror! Conventional beauty from the neck up, “manly” from the neck down. Or she’s beautiful, she’s young, and she has “a body like the Hulk”. Without exception.Īnd the story is… pretty much what was covered in the headline. Don’t be fooled by the doll-like face, they warn, Julia Vins is one tough chick.Īnd after the lack of imagination in the headline, whether the sub-heading promises she could beat the crap out of you, break your arm, “destroy” you, or rip your face off (I made the last one up), it’s the the same story every single time.
A doll-faced Russian teen has arms that could crush you! She’s King Kong Barbie, the girl with the Barbie face and the muscle body. There seem to be very clear parameters when it comes to describing the subject of today’s post, the 18-year-old powerlifter from Engels in Russia, Julia Vins.
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