Thigh gap "fun fact"

ElliottTN

I guess there is always the backdoor alternative for those thigh gap wind tunnel types.

jnichel

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

But, those are just body weight exercises. You need to lift weights with your vagina, and progressive overload.

Listen to this one......she really does have science on her side.

Determinedtowin64

If a gap means a loose one, then what does my thighs folding over themselves mean? rotflma jk btw

Let's find out.....for science.

as long as it's just for science

You can trust me....the random Internet scientist.

random internet scientist? or Mad internet scientist...makes a difference ya know lol

Zaftique

Honestly? I -want- a looser Temple of Venus. My otherwise perfect gentleman is... umm.. not small. x_x

skippygirlsmom

Umm so just lemme make sure I have this straight?:

When I was 18 years old and skinny and had a thigh gap, I had a loose vagigi?....but all these years (and rolls in the hay) later and after 2 kids (c-section) when my thighs are pressing together due to overweight I have somehow achieved a tighter wahoo?

Wow!

LOL just like being a virgin again huh?

dropdeadgreggie_

PikaKnight

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

Actually, I read a few articles that said ATG squats and Goblet squats might be more effective than kegels...in that area....

jnichel

Well, maybe it's true because if you squeeze your thighs together while doing the nasty, you end up squeezing your pelvic muscles too...

So, ladies if you want whierd's member to feel like Brett's member, just squeeze your thighs together :bigsmile:

I gave my wife a pair of Vise Grips to be surgically implanted......the extra small model.

k8blujay2

The internal dimensions of the pelvis, i.e. the width and shape of the birth canal, determines whether or not you have an easy or a hard time giving birth... a wider birth canal = more likely to give birth easily and quickly. The size of the birth canal has no relation to tightness of the vagina... the latter comes from the vaginal muscles. Doing pelvic floor exercises and squats tones up those muscles and makes them strong. The only possible correlation here is that women whose birth canal is too small to give birth vaginally have c-sections so will avoid possible pelvic floor issues that come from a vaginal birth, although the weight of the baby late in pregnancy still impacts on the pelvic floor somewhat and women who've had c-sections should still do pelvic floor exercises.

So it's certainly not the case that having more widely spaced hip joints means a looser vagina - if it is then please provide a peer reviewed journal to back that up.

Additionally, the internal and external dimensions of the pelvis don't match each other so closely as people would imagine. In general, a larger birth canal does mean a wider pelvis and therefore more widely spaced hip joints..... but the correlation isn't perfect and women can have a wide pelvis, widely spaced hip joints and still have a narrow birth canal and have difficulty giving birth because of it. Also, it's possible to still have a fairly wide birth canal while the distance between the hip joints is still fairly narrow, because the overall shape of the pelvis can vary.

And finally, even if someone has a large pelvis and large birth canal, the shape of the birth canal can impact how easy labour is. The birth canal should be oval shaped, a wide oval not far from circular. But if it's more triangular or a more flattened oval shape, then someone's going to have a harder time giving birth, even if it's quite big.

I am now sitting here watching Neil deGrasse Tyson be "booped" on the nose by a pendulum....

zyxst

Here to gap some thighs

How you doin'?

Asherah29

And I just laughed outloud, at work... my boss is staring at me laughing by myself, at my pc, like I'm a lunatic.

kinkyslinky16

It's never mattered to me. All women have loose vaginas after I'm done with them.

If possible I'd like my strike mailed to my house, with a gold ribbon on it.

jnichel

If a gap means a loose one, then what does my thighs folding over themselves mean? rotflma jk btw

Let's find out.....for science.

as long as it's just for science

You can trust me....the random Internet scientist.

random internet scientist? or Mad internet scientist...makes a difference ya know lol

Mad, always mad....in the name of science. :bigsmile:

LazerMole

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

Actually, I read a few articles that said ATG squats and Goblet squats might be more effective than kegels...in that area....

You'll have to be more specific. Which area are you referring to?

DJ7203

They are all loose to me. :grumble:

I wouldn't brag about that :laugh:

Who is bragging? Although, most women shouldnt brag about how big they like things. :laugh:

LOL what an interesting Monday!

williams969

HEY!! I PM'd you that picture in confidence :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: .

Hmm, I have, now or in the past, no thigh gap. But I DID naturally birth a 10lb baby (True story). I'm a special snowflake, I guess:laugh:

Will_Thrust_For_Candy

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

But, those are just body weight exercises. You need to lift weights with your vagina, and progressive overload.

Agreed. Heavy vaginal lifting. It's the only way. Might get kinda sweaty though....just sayin.....

LifeOfBrian78

The internal dimensions of the pelvis, i.e. the width and shape of the birth canal, determines whether or not you have an easy or a hard time giving birth... a wider birth canal = more likely to give birth easily and quickly. The size of the birth canal has no relation to tightness of the vagina... the latter comes from the vaginal muscles. Doing pelvic floor exercises and squats tones up those muscles and makes them strong. The only possible correlation here is that women whose birth canal is too small to give birth vaginally have c-sections so will avoid possible pelvic floor issues that come from a vaginal birth, although the weight of the baby late in pregnancy still impacts on the pelvic floor somewhat and women who've had c-sections should still do pelvic floor exercises.

So it's certainly not the case that having more widely spaced hip joints means a looser vagina - if it is then please provide a peer reviewed journal to back that up.

Additionally, the internal and external dimensions of the pelvis don't match each other so closely as people would imagine. In general, a larger birth canal does mean a wider pelvis and therefore more widely spaced hip joints..... but the correlation isn't perfect and women can have a wide pelvis, widely spaced hip joints and still have a narrow birth canal and have difficulty giving birth because of it. Also, it's possible to still have a fairly wide birth canal while the distance between the hip joints is still fairly narrow, because the overall shape of the pelvis can vary.

And finally, even if someone has a large pelvis and large birth canal, the shape of the birth canal can impact how easy labour is. The birth canal should be oval shaped, a wide oval not far from circular. But if it's more triangular or a more flattened oval shape, then someone's going to have a harder time giving birth, even if it's quite big.

I am now sitting here watching Neil deGrasse Tyson be "booped" on the nose by a pendulum....

Shimmysista

Mikkimeow

KseRz

Who has done research that supports the OPs hypothesis (or wherever she got that pic from)?

baba_helly

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

Actually, I read a few articles that said ATG squats and Goblet squats might be more effective than kegels...in that area....

I will add these as accessories to my kegel routine.

kaseyr1505

Putting down other body types =/= body confidence and body positivity.

_Pseudonymous_

Who has done research that supports the OPs hypothesis (or wherever she got that pic from)?

I researched it last week whenever it popped up on facebook because I thought it was ridiculous then and I KNOW it's ridiculous NOW.

Determinedtowin64

HEY!! I PM'd you that picture in confidence :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: .

Hmm, I have, now or in the past, no thigh gap. But I DID naturally birth a 10lb baby (True story). I'm a special snowflake, I guess:laugh:

bahahahahaha laughed out loud at this one

WildcatDeLalune

DUDE! Hahahahahahahaha!

delicious_cocktail

There's a skeleton what died in that lady's canal in the photopicture.

wheird

Well, maybe it's true because if you squeeze your thighs together while doing the nasty, you end up squeezing your pelvic muscles too...

So, ladies if you want whierd's member to feel like Brett's member, just squeeze your thighs together :bigsmile:

Thank you for supporting my gurney. :flowerforyou:

shireeniebeanie

Favorite.

PikaKnight

Kegels make this fact inaccurate and irrelevant.

Actually, I read a few articles that said ATG squats and Goblet squats might be more effective than kegels...in that area....

You'll have to be more specific. Which area are you referring to?

Pelvic floor and sacrum