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[vicarz]

RATE ME!!! No really - so I got my hair cut last night, and while dancing around the flirting hairdresser is a normal dance for me (I was thinking of hanging with him until he asked me to spend the night - before we had so much as had coffee) he mentioned I looked bigger in the arms.

Am I getting more muscular? I've heard this from a couple people, but I'm surprised by it. Sure I've increased mass and tone over the years, but I haven't been involved in any major growth or weight projects in ages - in fact I thought I was getting smaller due to an injury in my neck/pec. I was doing a little work in the deltoids, trats, and lats - but didn't really think much of it.

So did I get bigger and not notice? I don't really care either way - just wondering.

Comments

[dcjester.livejournal.com]

I have noticed that your upper body has gained more tone, but also a bit more mass than before. I recall when you were (are?) a skinny little girl.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

In my mind always will I be an undernourished little schoolgirl. But, I was thinking more about like maybe since this summer. Dunno.

I did go through a phase where I wore fishnet everything to try and hide the muscle. It's not easy being beautiful, less so being so beautiful in so many different flavors at once!

[mercurialgirl.livejournal.com]

To get a truly informed answer, I think you need to present yourself sans shirting in a public venue, so people can judge without impediment.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

My belly isn't really presentation material - not ghastly mind you, but it's not my best asset. I was at one point wearing so many tank-tops to work the arms / hide the belly that I was asked "Don't you own any sleeves?"

Duly noted :)