8 Commonly Heard Stereotypes About Athletic & Fit Women

Yes I am an athlete, I am proud to be one!

Let's face it ladies, we are all crushed under the litter of stereotypes set by the people around us. When it comes to athletic, fit and built women, you can expect to hear the lame-est of the things! Here are 8 things ?read: annoying? women get to hear often! We are sure you can relate and let out a laugh! Read on ? You don't look like a girl who'd be into athletics on sports!?

Yeah, sure. Because, I am supposed to tattoo it on my face? Or is it because I have a pretty girl-y face? Stop judging, can you? ?What do you know about fitness? You're a woman!?

Sorry, but not sorry. Since when did fitness become gender biased by boycotting women? Never! Being fit is necessary for everyone, why differentiate? ?Don't you think you're too muscular for a woman! You look so manly!?

Don't you think you're getting too entitled to comment about what a woman does with her body? If we are spending time at the gym, bigger muscles are what we exactly want! And no, it does not make us ?manly? ?But women should have a slim or curvaceous body!?

And people like you should stop stereotyping. NOW! ?Can women lift??

This one is quite common. * rolls eyes * Umm yes, we can! And sometimes, lift better than men. Want us to show you how? ?How do you manage during ?those days??

Most women hear this from other women. Oh and btw, you mean during my PERIODS? I can very well lift and workout, it is safe and relieves my cramps. You could try it too, really! ? ?Wow, you know a lot about fitness, for a girl! I am impressed!?

And you mister, do not know what a turn off such statements can be. Anyone could be interested and educated about fitness, it is just about a choice! ?You spend so much time at the gym, don't you have kids and family to take care of?? ??

Married women often get to hear this and are expected to give up everything for their family. Ever heard of multi-tasking? We women do it like pros! Seriously ladies, we know how frustrating it is to hear all of the above.

This Women's Day, make a pledge to ignore people who criticize you or try to pull you down! Lift that damn weight, run that marathon and be proud, always!

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