My Wife – A Real Life Story Part 5 By Ricoh San Juan Well, it's been a couple years since I posted my experiences with my wife. This is really not a ball busting story as my previous, just a cute one. With the Covid pandemic, we've been stuck home for quite a while. With much less to do, and more time on our hands, we started taking up weightlifting again. This is something we hadn't done for a while, but it was something she always liked or at least was tolerant of. She despises running and will not jog. She is short and fairly stocky, long straight black hair with really small hands. I believe a product of her being sick when she was younger. I don't know if she's naturally strong, but I always found her to be relatively strong for a woman. I find it sexy watching her workout. We have a fairly comprehensive set of weights in the basement, a product of our younger days, and she was pretty motivated and making some pretty good gains. I motivated her by agreeing to budget a weekend at the casino and spa for her if she made certain gains and perform certain feats of strength. She was kind enough to promise me a certain thing if I could make a certain gain also. Things I had her do including bend steel bars and a frying pan. I personally find it real sexy when a woman bends things. I let her know this also. So, she was able to deadlift 200 pounds, which I think is fantastic for a 125-pound middle-aged woman. She was able to throw up a couple of 45-pound dumbbells for a bicep curl. She bent 15 of these thin steel sheets, more easily than I thought. I'm sure she could do more, but this was what we agreed she'd target. Lastly, she bent up this fairly cheap frying pan I bought. It was very erotic watching these little hands of hers do this damage, especially as she made these cute little girly grunts. I personally thought of the various body parts she could destroy with such strength. I was disappointed that she wouldn't agree to be taped, but the images of her destructive power are etched in my mind. I know she was proud of herself as she was smiling afterward and asked me if I was impressed. I told her yes, very much so, and I asked her if she impressed herself, but she didn't answer me, she just kept smiling. She knows how I think, but she doesn't want to encourage me in that area too much. Which brings me to the incident of which the story is really about. While she didn't want to show her pride in front of me, she apparently didn't mind bragging a little to her friends. She has a friend named Kathy; a woman she's known since junior high. Kathy is a real tall woman, really thin, does a lot of artsy stuff and crafts, is really active in the church. Apparently, the subject of lifting came up and my wife told her what she had been doing and such. Well Kathy looked at my tiny wife who rarely wears anything that shows of her muscles, besides the fact that she much stronger than she is muscular. So as Kelly, this my wife's name, told it, Kathy was really dismissive of it and didn't believe her, which somewhat miffed Kelly because she is very honest. Specifically, she didn't believe Kelly could bend a frying pan. Kelly asked if she could prove it, so they went into her kitchen, and she grabbed a pan that was sitting right on the stove. Kathy smiled and told her to go for it. She said it was hard to get it started, this one was heavier than the one she bent for me, but then it started to give way and she quickly rolled it over on top of itself. She wasn't watching Kathy's reaction, as she was focused on the pan, but she said Kathy suddenly cried out and said something like "No, Stop," and she grabbed her arm. Kelly looked up and saw this pained look on Kathy's face and was suddenly pretty upset. Apparently, Kelly had just wrecked a family Heirloom Kathy had received from her mother. Kathy said she thought it so ridiculous that Kelly could do what she said, she hadn't even considered that this might happen when my wife grabbed that pan. Kelly didn't really even think to warn her again before she started in on the pan, I assume she was more thinking about wiping the smile off her face. Kelly tried to bend it back and could, but the metal was already creased, and she couldn't make it straight. There's an old adage from proverbs that says what is bent cannot be straightened. Kathy then got teary eyed, Kelly felt bad, and I didn't even hear about it until Kathy gave me a hard time about it one day, as if it were my fault. She asked me what I was giving her that made her so strong. Kelly didn't say anything in front of Kathy, but then she gave me the details when we were alone, blaming me as well and warning me it was fortunate she didn't roll me up. I loved it.