chriz-50318007 @chriz-50318007
I'll be honest with you, it's hard to find people who can appreciate my unique style and lifestyle. As a 50-year-old woman, I've learned that being unapologetically myself is the key to happiness. And by that, I mean embracing my dark side - both literally and figuratively.
Growing up, I was always a bit of an outcast. My love for heavy metal music, black clothing, and body modification (hello, tattoos!) didn't exactly make me popular in high school. But as I got older, I realized that being different wasn't something to be ashamed of - it's what makes me special. And when I started lifting weights and building muscle, people really took notice. Now, I'm known for my toned physique and intimidating appearance (I like to think so, at least!).
Despite all the attention, though, it can get lonely being a goth muscle momma. Most of my friends are just as eccentric as me, but there's always that one or two who don't quite understand why someone would want to look like this. I've learned to ignore them, focus on what makes me happy, and surround myself with people who appreciate the awesomeness that is Amy Goth Muscle Momma. So hey, here we are - how about you? What's your story?
