Strong not skinny

Cleanfoodiesa
Cleanfoodiesa Posts: 6 Member
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Goal: to be fit and strong! If you share this goal please add me as a friend for a little motivation.

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  • kshadows
    kshadows Posts: 1,315 Member
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!
  • Cleanfoodiesa
    Cleanfoodiesa Posts: 6 Member
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!

    Love that!
  • 3bambi3
    3bambi3 Posts: 1,650 Member
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!

    So skinny girls don't look good naked? Why must you insult one group to compliment another?
  • farfromthetree
    farfromthetree Posts: 982 Member
    3bambi3 wrote: »
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!

    So skinny girls don't look good naked? Why must you insult one group to compliment another?

    I just translate this (I have heard it before) as a way to motivate girls to focus on health and fitness, not just be as thin as they can be. I have some friends on here trying to get by on 500 calories/day..I wish they would focus on being fit over being skinny. May not be the most politically correct expression, but I don't think it was meant to be so insulting.
  • luckypony71
    luckypony71 Posts: 399 Member
    farfromthetree wrote: »
    3bambi3 wrote: »
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!



    I just translate this (I have heard it before) as a way to motivate girls to focus on health and fitness, not just be as thin as they can be. I have some friends on here trying to get by on 500 calories/day..I wish they would focus on being fit over being skinny. May not be the most politically correct expression, but I don't think it was meant to be so insulting.


    My daughter's friend just asked me last week why she didn't look good if she is now 115lbs. I told her less cardio, more weights.
  • shrinkingletters
    shrinkingletters Posts: 1,008 Member
    3bambi3 wrote: »
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!

    So skinny girls don't look good naked? Why must you insult one group to compliment another?

    I guess there's no choice but to look down on one group when you sit yourself up on a pedestal with another.
  • bulk_n_cut
    bulk_n_cut Posts: 389 Member
    3bambi3 wrote: »
    kshadows wrote: »
    Feel free to add me :) I've always enjoyed a saying I've seen a few times:

    Skinny girls look good in clothes
    Fit girls look good naked!

    So skinny girls don't look good naked? Why must you insult one group to compliment another?

    logic fail. she never said skinny girls don't look good naked. it could have been taken as skinny girls look good in clothes and naked. the "insult" lay within your mind only
  • kshadows
    kshadows Posts: 1,315 Member
    Oh FFS.

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