14 Year old Girl - now IFBB Pro wins the Overall At the Arnold Classic in Spain

[che]

This... they are trying to hide the shame they feel. To be honest, the way this girl carries herself it makes me think she is quite sophisticated and mature, more so than a lot of 24 yo american girls. This is pretty common, for really young spanish girls to walk around with a sexual aura. I see them and I acknowledge, this girl has clout, she's got the whole feminine mystique going, but I need a woman to know how to look at me with proper fuck eyes for me to want to fuck her. Young girls try they really do, but it's really more funny than sexy

[devilsmile]

I think this is the problem here, the ones that are offended by it are the ones that are looking at her in a sexual way hence why they are making a noise and are up in arms about it..

well yes I only said that a houndred times in this thread, but I did conclude my discussion with g_thang jsut a little above, he actually gave good points why it is kind of creepy and I understand it.

But... girls will dress eroticly anyways, allways and men will stare at their asses and hips and junk...

[apply85]

that u che? u look even prettier from behind... respek

[devilsmile]

This... they are trying to hide the shame they feel. To be honest, the way this girl carries herself it makes me think she is quite sophisticated and mature, more so than a lot of 24 yo american girls. This is pretty common, for really young spanish girls to walk around with a sexual aura. I see them and I acknowledge, this girl has clout, she's got the whole feminine mystique going, but I need a woman to know how to look at me with proper fuck eyes for me to want to fuck her. Young girls try they really do, but it's really more funny than sexy

it's a bikini contest............ a contest....... doesn't matter what kind of woman you need  , stop talking about this 14 year old like she is a sex candidate here.

[che]

that u che? u look even prettier from behind... respek

thanks

[apply85]

it's a bikini contest............ a contest....... doesn't matter what kind of woman you need  , stop talking about this 14 year old like she is a sex candidate here.

i'll talk about whatever I want asswipe

[Vince B]

There is so much anger and hostility when discussing young women in bikinis. When girls are little they often wear fairy outfits and play with dolls. They grow up, go to school and become teenagers. Eventually they become adults. What happens to most of those innocent girls when they become adults? They fall in love and have relationships and most get married. Eventually the same thing happens to most of them. They have sex. No matter how you want to protect them that is what will happen to them in the future. So the little princesses eventually grow up and become someone's partner. That is the reality and that is inevitable. Maybe that is also what most of these women want. Romance and falling in love.

Society has tried to control female sexuality for eons. Because females can get pregnant that is a concern to parents and others in every society. Rules exist which restrict sexual behaviour towards young girls and older girls. This is what everyone wants. What might be acceptable in one part of the world might not be acceptable in other parts. The same goes for history and values and morals change over the centuries. Today the age of consent is 16 in most modern countries. In some countries such as Hungary it is less and in others it is more. That doesn't mean that a girl becomes a woman at 16. Far from it.

When should females be allowed to compete in open beauty contests? Well that is up to organizers and parents. We have those kiddy contests in America that are quite controversial because many disapprove of parents enterring young children in those contests. Where to draw the line? That is being debated here. Obviously many here feel quite strongly about 14 year olds being allowed to enter open contests. That applies to the females but no one worries about a young Lee Priest winning titles when he was just a lad of 15 or 16. I suppose good citizens worry about the people who view these younger females on a stage and wearing bikinis. Since they strongly disapprove of pedophiles they also disapprove of anyone or any organization promoting contests that expose these girls to voyeurs. By the same logic I suppose parents and society shouldn't allow girls under the age of 18 to be seen in swimming costumes at pools or even at the beach!

[pellius]

I wonder what would happen, would we be having this conversation, if no one knew the age of the contestants? Everyone is weeded out during the prejudging. So if a 18 year old still had the body of a 13 year old (one of my nieces was a very late bloomer and didn't have her period until she was 17) she'd wouldn't make it on stage. If a 50 year old had the body of top shape 25 year old she'd move on to the evening show and she wouldn't get to milk the fact that she's older and try to get special consideration.

Trying to put personal bias and upbringing aside, if I saw that girl, the winner, and didn't know how old she was there's no way I would have put her at 14. I doubt that anybody else here would as well.

We had a summer intern working for us, a Black dude about 6 ft and a bit and on the skinny side. I knew he was in high school and I figure he was going on his senior year. Not only because of how he looked, kind of a boyish face but had more whiskers than I did, but how he carried himself. Very mature, spoke well, above average intelligence for someone his age, and we had a lot of interesting conversation of various issues of life (religion, science, drugs and other social issues). I was very impressed by him. He also had an impressive voice. I said he'd sound good over the radio. He certainly seemed more mature than some of the college age kids we have around here.

It turned out he was 14 and had just completed the 8th grade. He got to work for us under some special program and the fact his uncle was a big shot in the company didn't hurt either.
I asked myself if I would have treated him differently if I knew he was only 14?

Having said that I wouldn't want my 14 yr old daughter, no matter how mature she looked, do any kind of these shows or any type of modeling thing. I just don't like that whole business for both men and women. I wouldn't want her so focus on getting ahead base on her looks. She'll get enough of that anyway. But I wouldn't have a problem if their parents felt differently. Just like I wouldn't want my daughter working at Hooters but I guess I'm glad other parents don't care.

[devilsmile]

good post pellius!

[Vince B]

I have two daughters who are 40 and 31. The youngest one was on TV when she was a kid. It was a group of kids doing some sort of dance routine. Those kids loved that opportunity. Kids like to get attention and have success at various things. Adolescence is partly about finding out if you are attractive and acceptable to the opposite sex. That is partly why teenage girls try to look older and hang around partners a bit older than themselves.

I certainly didn't encourage them to be models or go into show business. My youngest got a cameo role in one of the X-Files shows and was friendly with David Ducovny while in Vancouver where that show was filmed. When she arrived back in Sydney she has a great shot of her with David. I asked her if she was going to send that photo to the popular magazines. Heck no, she said, I am not going to share my photo with everyone. She did want to be an actress but that never happened. I surely wouldn't deny any of my children an opportunity to succeed in something they had their heart set on.

If we go by what was said in the movie The Wizard of Oz, then clearly those women who win beauty titles can consider themselves as beautiful. We might not agree but that is what the media does. That 14 year old girl would have been over the moon to have won a bikini title because that meant she also was beautiful. Kids deserve a chance to be acknowledged like that. That doesn't mean I would encourage young people to compete with adults in various contests but I suppose that should be up to them. Parents can supervise events they participate it and never let it get out of hand. If we had a child who was a chess prodigy and could defeat everyone in the world at the age of 14 would we let him compete to become the world chess champion?

[OneMoreRep]

I have two daughters who are 40 and 31. The youngest one was on TV when she was a kid. It was a group of kids doing some sort of dance routine. Those kids loved that opportunity. Kids like to get attention and have success at various things. Adolescence is partly about finding out if you are attractive and acceptable to the opposite sex. That is partly why teenage girls try to look older and hang around partners a bit older than themselves.

I certainly didn't encourage them to be models or go into show business. My youngest got a cameo role in one of the X-Files shows and was friendly with David Ducovny while in Vancouver where that show was filmed. When she arrived back in Sydney she has a great shot of her with David. I asked her if she was going to send that photo to the popular magazines. Heck no, she said, I am not going to share my photo with everyone. She did want to be an actress but that never happened. I surely wouldn't deny any of my children an opportunity to succeed in something they had their heart set on.

If we go by what was said in the movie The Wizard of Oz, then clearly those women who win beauty titles can consider themselves as beautiful. We might not agree but that is what the media does. That 14 year old girl would have been over the moon to have won a bikini title because that meant she also was beautiful. Kids deserve a chance to be acknowledged like that. That doesn't mean I would encourage young people to compete with adults in various contests but I suppose that should be up to them. Parents can supervise events they participate it and never let it get out of hand. If we had a child who was a chess prodigy and could defeat everyone in the world at the age of 14 would we let him compete to become the world chess champion?

Tell 'em about the time Arnold Schwarzenegger was in Australia at your buddy's party, where he tried to fuck your buddy's underage daughter, tell 'em Vince!

"1"

[Board_SHERIF]

I have two daughters who are 40 and 31. The youngest one was on TV when she was a kid. It was a group of kids doing some sort of dance routine. Those kids loved that opportunity. Kids like to get attention and have success at various things. Adolescence is partly about finding out if you are attractive and acceptable to the opposite sex. That is partly why teenage girls try to look older and hang around partners a bit older than themselves.

I certainly didn't encourage them to be models or go into show business. My youngest got a cameo role in one of the X-Files shows and was friendly with David Ducovny while in Vancouver where that show was filmed. When she arrived back in Sydney she has a great shot of her with David. I asked her if she was going to send that photo to the popular magazines. Heck no, she said, I am not going to share my photo with everyone. She did want to be an actress but that never happened. I surely wouldn't deny any of my children an opportunity to succeed in something they had their heart set on.

If we go by what was said in the movie The Wizard of Oz, then clearly those women who win beauty titles can consider themselves as beautiful. We might not agree but that is what the media does. That 14 year old girl would have been over the moon to have won a bikini title because that meant she also was beautiful. Kids deserve a chance to be acknowledged like that. That doesn't mean I would encourage young people to compete with adults in various contests but I suppose that should be up to them. Parents can supervise events they participate it and never let it get out of hand. If we had a child who was a chess prodigy and could defeat everyone in the world at the age of 14 would we let him compete to become the world chess champion?

Its a "different" world now that is why !

[Vince B]

Tell 'em about the time Arnold Schwarzenegger was in Australia at your buddy's party, where he tried to fuck your buddy's underage daughter, tell 'em Vince!

"1"

That was at my penthouse apartment in Manly after Arnold did a seminar and posing at my gym and then Tony's Gym in Naraweena in 1974. Everyone came to my place afterwards for dinner and to

mix. Arnold disappeared after a while and my mate Robert found him in a locked bedroom with a 16 year old babysitter. She said he forced her but she didn't say anything because she didn't want to

get him in trouble. Her parents were there looking for her. What a nerve that Arnold had and how embarrassing. He hasn't changed and now people will believe my story after seeing how he

had an affair with his housekeeper for some 13 years. Yes, vintage Arnold who felt entitled to do whatever he pleased. Even today he mostly gets away with everything. That affair in his home

will be a very expensive one.

[unrageable]

Arnold is boss! cry more vince.

[Tre]

The Pedobear princess cake was a new one on me...and an instant fucking classic.

[MikMaq]

Swede, Devilsdumbass, and GetBig's Youngling Crew Disapproved!

Dude whatever this pedo shit ain't even funny as pointed in the other thread, this type of shit will get getbig on radar of law enforcement really fucking fast stop it.

Their's a huge difference  is craving the body of a small child, to observing a the well developed breats, hips, and legs of girl ready for healthy reproduction. Again if your brain cann't move past how arbitrary the age 18 is in terms of physical attractiveness, than you really have no hope.

[bradistani]

[DroppingPlates]

Pathetic attention whories, their parents don't know how to raise children

[Swede!]

Swede, Devilsdumbass, and GetBig's Youngling Crew Disapproved!

Shes approved in less then 12 months

[G_Thang]

Shes approved in less then 12 months

my man, swede, keeping playgrounds safe globally. 

[Swede!]

my man, swede, keeping playgrounds safe globally.  

lol no man would say no to that thinking shes too young everyone should just stop pretending to think they would, and in less then 12 months shes not lol.
However she shouldnt compete in a bikini and be Judged by her looks at 14. thats imo bad parenting. Limit should be 18.

[apply85]

if that pic of the three girls dont put a smile on ur face, nothing will

[el numero uno]

This is not cool, not because she's too young but because the IFBB and drug use are so related, and more than just hormone use in some cases.

[DroppingPlates]

if that pic of the three girls dont put a smile on ur face, nothing will

It's tragicomic

[The True Adonis]

Vince Basile is correct.  Hate to break it to all.