Are thin people more flexible?
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I'm quite flexible, and I'm not naturally thin. Even at the end of both my pregnancies (and my kids were 10 days and 12 days overdue) I could still paint my nails, go for long walks, and put my foot on my head! My mum found it funny that straight after giving birth to my first I was sitting cross legged on the bed, chatting away to my sister on the phone!0
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You can train your body to become more flexible by doing certain stretches routinely. So nope! I always have thought that too though.0
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The most flexible person I know is pretty chubby. I'm thin-ish and not that flexible.0
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yes it think you're right0
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I've always been very bendy, I could wrap my arms around (like hugging myself) and link my fingers behind me, until my boobs got too big and have been in the way ever since.
But I also have some sort of freakish (I thought it was normal till I was about 17) range of motion with my joints. For example... I can put my palm flat on a surface with my fingers pointing away from me and then turn my arm so that the inside of my elbow is also facing the same way.0 -
I've always found chubby and thin women flexible enough for my needs... ;-)0
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