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This is a weird question... Aggressiveness is not a side effect of being buff.
I try to remember that not everyone on Lemmy is a westerner or an adult. OP might be from a culture thats still very patriarchal society and their only exposure to muscular women is Hollywood action movies. Angel Dust from Deadpool, Vasquez from Aliens, Rhonda Rousey in Expendables 3...
I was going for "strength of character" actually, speaking of limited. Thanks for clearing it up.
That's a weird comment. I never said it was.
I'm confused, maybe you could try rewording your question?
Ahh, I see the issue now. Elsewhere in the thread it was pointed out.
I meant "strong character". Big willpower. Driven. Uncompromising. That kind of thing.
Not powerlifter.
I think that is the answer. :)
I'm trying to think of examples from famous recent movies with women who have that description...
From Disney:
Have you seen any of those movies? If not, what movies have you seen?
I think we're moving away from the emotionally strong woman being buff/masculine theme but originally I assume this theme was misogynistic in origin "this woman is so strong she can make it on her own - she doesn't even need a man... and since we assume a man being present is necessary for survival it's not that she doesn't need a man - it's that she's her own man! There now we have a strong female character without eroding our own preconceived gender hierarchy. Technically a woman can survive on her own - as long as she's a man!"
Honestly, you'll get this read off a lot of early female villains and in trashy movies they'll queer code her because obviously the female villain (who is functionally a man writing-wise) needs a wife of her own.
See elsewhere in the thread for clarification.