[Sexyblonde]

Hi! What do you think it's more important, mass/muscles?

[bigarthut]

From a guy's point of view I think mass is more important, but  I could be wrong !

[joenstl]

I say muscles

[caryn1]

depends on the skill of both

[joenstl]

Good point, Caryn1.  I think skill favors muscles.

[G Star & KK]

More important for what?

I vote for muscles though.

[Kateintense]

Good point, Caryn1.  I think skill favors muscles.

My vote: Caryn and jonestl togeether   have settled the question.  Usually fight skills determine what you can do in a fight  and power determines  the effect of superior moves.  whatt more need be said?

[Sexyblonde]

Good answer. But what do you think about me armwrestling with some bbws from fcf. Do you think that I would be able to beat all of them?

[krispin]

A slender a bit muscular girl beaten by a larger much curvier rival is a fantasy of mine.
But maybe in real life I'm wrong, of course.

[joenstl]

When it comes to armwrestling, mass has the advantage

[Thotless]

Are the muscles from toning/for show, or are they built for maximum strength? Muscles aren't just one thing. Some of the most muscular people in the world are ultramarathon runners, and they're rail thin but ripped. Bodybuilders are also ripped, but much, much thicker. Then it becomes a matter of what type of competition they're having. Catfight, wrestling, etc? Are they in a confined space, or is there more room to move around? There's way more to it than just musculature.

Is the person with the extra mass fat, or just thick? A solidly built person with some extra bulk on them is way different than someone of the same size who is softer than a bag of marshmallows.

[michellecatfites]

I'd bet on you to win. Lean toned muscle like yours takes a lot of effort to obtain, mentally and physically. Your endurance would be a big advantage plus an ability to focus that muscle when you need to.

[creviceart]

Muscle means having more strength and more endurance

[Thotless]

Muscle means having more strength and more endurance

No it doesn't. It might mean more strength but, depending on the activity it's being used for, it often means less endurance.

[creviceart]

Muscle means having more strength and more endurance

No it doesn't. It might mean more strength but, depending on the activity it's being used for, it often means less endurance.

But if you have a lot of mass, then you weigh a lot, but you don't have a lot of muscle it means that you have a high percentage of fat. This means having less endurance