Thigh gap "fun fact"

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....

PikaKnight

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

Damnit! You beat me to it!

jennyfromtheblocko

The only acceptable kind!

gypsy_spirit

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

Also, on further down, that might be a guy in a white tee and jeans.

wheird

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!

Keepin it real

T_Ciku

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.

Hahahahahaha!!!! You have officially made my night!!

williams969

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

Yeah, he died happy, too. That's my ex husband:laugh:

Shalaurise

The only acceptable kind!

Who orders original and crispy at the same time?!

silver_arrow3

AWESOME Information!! Will be sharing this!!!

Yes. Please spread the lies!

Here to gap some thighs

Also... in?

BrainyBurro

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

...and if you look closer, somebody exploring it on foot. :embarassed:

_Pseudonymous_

The only acceptable kind!

Who orders original and crispy at the same time?!

DON'T JUDGE ME!!! *noms on both... at the SAME TIME*

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....

WildcatDeLalune

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

Right! I just noticed that! Haha!

KseRz

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.

This information is useless without pics and diagrams!

PikaKnight

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

...and if you look closer, somebody exploring the lady's canal on foot. :embarassed:

It's the human version of LEMMIWNKS!

_HeartsOnFire_

Must be my age, but I don't get the gap thing or the v thing as a beauty marker.

You kids today with your trains and telegraphs.

Get off my lawn grandpa! :laugh: :laugh:

SuperSexyDork

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:

No problem at all! :drinker:

odusgolp

Here to gap some thighs

I love her.

jessica182517

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i think thats more up to you and your muscles.

KseRz

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i thinks thats more up to you and your muscles.

You talk about thigh gaps and then refer to a pic of a cat (hidden in what looks to be some drapery looking out an apartment complex window???) ?

LifeOfBrian78

Ok before i post this pic i just want to say im not trying to offend anyone that does have a thigh gap...just want to reasure those trying to get one or that think they need to have one that its not all possible with weight loss. So please dont take offence to this and im sorry if this is at all against the board rules....just wanted to share this little "fun fact of the day" with you guys.

I came across this picture and thought it was a funny little fact...wanted to share with you all Happy monday!

Nice photo change.

pursuittofit

I giggl'd

PikaKnight

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i think thats more up to you and your muscles.

You called it a fun fact and didn't say all of it wasn't true. And though it is based on genetics whether you will or will not have a thigh gap, the loose part is not fact/true.

WildcatDeLalune

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i think thats more up to you and your muscles.

Thanks. This thread totally made my morning. ^_^.

wheird

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i think thats more up to you and your muscles.

We need a Hail Damage Assessment report form.

ETA: Ladies with little hail damage, plz PM me

LifeOfBrian78

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i thinks thats more up to you and your muscles.

You talk about thigh gaps and then refer to a pic of a cat (hidden in what looks to be some drapery looking out an apartment complex window???) ?

That wasn't the original picture.

jnichel

Like i said i wasnt trying to offend anyone, I never said all of the info was true. I just wanted to share this pic since "thigh gap" seems to be such a big deal... I think it was ment to be more of a joke about the "loose lady parts" Since we all know thats not really what detemines it. Your bones do determine how your body stands (thigh gap or not) but not what goes on under your pelvis, i think thats more up to you and your muscles.

I just want a woman to whisper, "loose lady parts" into my ear.

zyxst

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.

This information is useless without pics and diagrams!

Check your inbox.

PikaKnight

Ok before i post this pic i just want to say im not trying to offend anyone that does have a thigh gap...just want to reasure those trying to get one or that think they need to have one that its not all possible with weight loss. So please dont take offence to this and im sorry if this is at all against the board rules....just wanted to share this little "fun fact of the day" with you guys.

I came across this picture and thought it was a funny little fact...wanted to share with you all Happy monday!

You talk about thigh gaps and then refer to a pic of a cat (hidden in what looks to be some drapery looking out an apartment complex window???) ?

Sarasota_Guy

LOL awesome