I want to call myself curvy
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I have, I know my idea of curvey is my idea, but didnt I say that in the first place, its not my idea of curvey but my idea of slim, being not so rounded lol. Im not seeing anything, Im seeing you pick at my punctuation, which isnt a big deal to me.Theres more to life than punctuation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First of all I wasnt arguing, second, I dont give a crap what you think, LIke anyone else on here- I can say what I like, it was not offensive- so dont make out like it is. I did not read all the post, why should I. I expressed a opion which im allowed to do. But I do take offense to the way you are picking at what I say.The girl has a nice figure and shes very slim, so good for her. And as far as her boobs go , hers are not as big as mine and I was using mine as example, next you will be saying a size zero is curvey for gods sake, end of!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IM NOT ATTACKING ANYONE, . iTS NOT MY IDEA OF CURVEY, SHE IS VERY SLIM IMO AND LOVELY WITH IT, AND WHAT IS WITH YOU PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! , WHEN A MISTAKE IS MADE, JESUS GET A LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... i BETTER GOT GET THE DICTIONARY OUT BEFORE i POST.
if your adressiing that too me i pmsl, my boobs are enough to smother someone and they have always been big, they never go down when i diet, so envy doesnt cut it lol, I was just curious at what level she thougt very big was. KATIE PRICE IS SMALLER THAN ME BUT HERS LOOKS HUGE LOL.
How big are you up top, you dont look big too me.I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
I'm thin yes. But I have very wide hips. Very large chest, and a tiny waist... thus ME being curvy.
Lol girl you sound bitter as hell. I haven't seen body shaming like that since...well... the last post like this came up. You're clearly dealing with envy; step off.
Lol I don't know wtf you're saying. Punctuation is your friend.
BTW: Big boobs =/= hourglass. You've talked to the OP and other people and LITERALLY have said, "I'm curvy, you're not curvy." You, my friend, are the subject of this original post. The people you are attack clearly have hourglass measurements, they're just not... as big as you think they need to be. Like someone else said: .7 ratio from hips to waist. Classic hourglass. You can't be too subjective with math.
"Get a life" is so stereotypically what people say when they're losing an argument they were ALREADY partaking in, if not causing.
1. You should know what words mean before you use them (btw: A dictionary wouldn't help you with grammar. Perhaps a 3rd grade textbook).
2. You were attacking people. You were body shaming. Look THAT term up, too. You specifically told people, "You are not "A." I am "A." That is no different than saying, "You are not pretty. I am pretty" or "You are not thin. I am thin," and in THIS case, there actually IS scientific rationale behind an hourglass figure. People have done the ratios, examined the evolutionary aspect of the shape, etc. You can't just subjectively say, "Lol, you're not a big girl like me, you're not curvy." Which is exactly what you're doing.
3. Again, your "idea of what curvy is" is what this post was about. Women that are overweight and have bigger boobs, butts, and hips call themselves "curvy." Can they be hourglass at a heavier weight? Of course, one would have to be severely obese to obscure body shape that much. But are many women not actual hourglasses (certain waist/hip ratio), but have exaggerated boobs/butt/hips from heaviness? Yes, hence why "curvy" has become synonymous with "heavy" nowadays, HENCE the post.
Lol, and if that size zero has a roughly 10 inch ratio change between her waists and hips, she would be! You were being offensive, YOU made it out to be like that! You admit to not reading a whole post and say, "Why should I?" than rant regardless? If you're offended by me consistently correcting you, with evidence (including quotes of exactly what YOU said), than perhaps you're seeing something you don't want to?
You haven't understood a goddamn word I've said. God bless the USA.0 -
My friend on facebook posted this yesterday... sorry but that's not curvy!0 -
I think everybody can call themselves curvy.
As long as they don't expect everyone else to agree.0 -
Can't even get through this whole stupid thread but it makes me glad that I'm stick straight and don't ever have to argue about the meaning of "curves". Seriously, who gives a *kitten*?!
We have enough problems as women without all this ridiculousness.0 -
How big are you up top, you dont look big too me.I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
I'm thin yes. But I have very wide hips. Very large chest, and a tiny waist... thus ME being curvy.
Lol girl you sound bitter as hell. I haven't seen body shaming like that since...well... the last post like this came up. You're clearly dealing with envy; step off.
Wait wait wait. OP can tell all overweight people they aren't curvy, but this poster saying the OP's boobs look too small to be considered curvy in her opinion is body shaming?
Double standard.0 -
Can't even get through this whole stupid thread but it makes me glad that I'm stick straight and don't ever have to argue about the meaning of "curves". Seriously, who gives a *kitten*?!
We have enough problems as women without all this ridiculousness.
Here Here!0 -
I call myself "bootyfull" and move on with my life.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
PS: I now have the words "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" stuck in my head on repeat. So....thank you, person who's name I don't remember.0 -
I use to say I was an hour glass....then I did the measurments...I'm a ruler LOL such is life
I'm a ruler: my bust, waist, hips don't VARY much.
Since having my kido and losing weight, gaining weight, losing weight....in tight dresses, I look pear shaped hahaha
I think the point the OP was trying to make was that too often people use the term curvey when really they're just....round lol0 -
curvy is more cuddly...just sayin :laugh:0
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My friend on facebook posted this yesterday... sorry but that's not curvy!
that's just disturbing
^^^ THIS is the TRUE curvey Betty Boob lol0 -
my favorite!
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I think everybody can call themselves curvy.
As long as they don't expect everyone else to agree.
I dig on this.0 -
this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
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Exactly. 36DDD my *kitten*. I can see two pictures of the OP. The one in the mirror looks like she has a slightly padded bra on. You definitely don't see no DDD's when she is laying down. Where did they go????
How big are you up top, you dont look big too me.I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
I'm thin yes. But I have very wide hips. Very large chest, and a tiny waist... thus ME being curvy.
Lol girl you sound bitter as hell. I haven't seen body shaming like that since...well... the last post like this came up. You're clearly dealing with envy; step off.
Wait wait wait. OP can tell all overweight people they aren't curvy, but this poster saying the OP's boobs look too small to be considered curvy in her opinion is body shaming?
Double standard.
Hazel, don't waste your time trying to defend your opinions. I too wondered what her chest size was when she told everyone she had a VERY LARGE chest. Like someone said before, you can be curvy thin or fat. If I had to describe the OP it would be "thin". Curvy is not the word that would come to mind.0 -
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I've never heard you had to be over weight to have a booty.I so agree OP! Since when do you have to be overweight to have a big booty either? My 39" inch hips are plenty of badonkadonk for little ole me.
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this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
you look great!!0 -
Why does the white lady running in the background turn into a black man? Just curious...0 -
halliluya, at least somone can see what I see. I think its more the way it was excaimed, there was me thinking there was going to be this super curvey girl with huge boobs.
Exactly. 36DDD my *kitten*. I can see two pictures of the OP. The one in the mirror looks like she has a slightly padded bra on. You definitely don't see no DDD's when she is laying down. Where did they go????
How big are you up top, you dont look big too me.I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
I'm thin yes. But I have very wide hips. Very large chest, and a tiny waist... thus ME being curvy.
Lol girl you sound bitter as hell. I haven't seen body shaming like that since...well... the last post like this came up. You're clearly dealing with envy; step off.
Wait wait wait. OP can tell all overweight people they aren't curvy, but this poster saying the OP's boobs look too small to be considered curvy in her opinion is body shaming?
Double standard.
Hazel, don't waste your time trying to defend your opinions. I too wondered what her chest size was when she told everyone she had a VERY LARGE chest. Like someone said before, you can be curvy thin or fat. If I had to describe the OP it would be "thin". Curvy is not the word that would come to mind.0 -
this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
you look great!!
thank you!0 -
this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
You weren't stick straight. You had curves, but they weren't as defined as they are now though. You look fantastic!0 -
My friend on facebook posted this yesterday... sorry but that's not curvy!
Your friend is not a very nice person. That joke so freaking offensive.0 -
this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
You weren't stick straight. You had curves, but they weren't as defined as they are now though. You look fantastic!
thank you! I was just trying to make a point that its not about size, its about shape.0 -
My friend on facebook posted this yesterday... sorry but that's not curvy!
Your friend is not a very nice person. That joke so freaking offensive.
Agreed. Very offensive.0 -
this picture goes from stick to curvy in a year and I gained weight and lost body fat, gaining defined waist, therefore - curves. And, oh mah goodness, a siize 2 WITH curves.... I know, but stranger things have happened.
You weren't stick straight. You had curves, but they weren't as defined as they are now though. You look fantastic!
thank you! I was just trying to make a point that its not about size, its about shape.
Oh absolutely agree with you! It's a shape. Not a size or weight that defines "curvy". It's just the shape of your body.
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Exactly. 36DDD my *kitten*. I can see two pictures of the OP. The one in the mirror looks like she has a slightly padded bra on. You definitely don't see no DDD's when she is laying down. Where did they go????
How big are you up top, you dont look big too me.I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
I'm thin yes. But I have very wide hips. Very large chest, and a tiny waist... thus ME being curvy.
Lol girl you sound bitter as hell. I haven't seen body shaming like that since...well... the last post like this came up. You're clearly dealing with envy; step off.
Wait wait wait. OP can tell all overweight people they aren't curvy, but this poster saying the OP's boobs look too small to be considered curvy in her opinion is body shaming?
Double standard.
Hazel, don't waste your time trying to defend your opinions. I too wondered what her chest size was when she told everyone she had a VERY LARGE chest. Like someone said before, you can be curvy thin or fat. If I had to describe the OP it would be "thin". Curvy is not the word that would come to mind.
I'm really not in the mood to justify how big my boobs are. I wear a 36DDD. I can't buy bras at normal stores, not even VS because my chest is too big. That's all I'm saying.0 -
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This thread is still going? Who cares if you are overweight, "curvy overweight", thin curvy, thin straight, apple, pear, banana? Lets stop throwing labels around, fighting over who gets said labels, etc. It's all pretty damn stupid.0
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I love how this has gone from 'fat girls' thinking they are curvy to slim girls/the skinny fat crowd with no curves calling themselves curvy. :huh:
A person can be thin or skinny/fat or whatever and still be curvy. Because it refers to the shape of your body, not the amount of fat your body is carrying. I would identify myself as curvy, but I'm sure you would disagree, even though my hips are a full 10 inches bigger around than my waist.
Apparently everyone missed the part of the sentence that said "with no curves and call themselves curvy". I completely agree that people of all weights can be curvy. I know it's a shape, I'm just pointing out the one or two people here who are complaining about "fat" women using the term because they think they are curvy and thin, when clearly in their pictures they are nearly straight as an arrow from top to bottom.
If your hips are that much larger than your waist then yes, I would consider you curvy. Mine are about the same and I suppose that would make me curvy, though I've only just seen myself as fat. :laugh:0 -
My friend on facebook posted this yesterday... sorry but that's not curvy!
Your friend is not a very nice person. That joke so freaking offensive.
This "joke" has always infuriated me. Its so damn hurtful. The hatred of thin, non-curvy, athletic women is so harsh and uncalled for. My mother is one of them and I guarantee you she is a real woman.
Dont spread the insults.0
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