SKINNY VS CURVY
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Curvy, because these hips don’t lie, I like curvy because it’s the epitome of being a real women, feminity. If your too skin, your just straight up and down, to be skinny and curvy I like that.0
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UGH0
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Pesonality and outlook on life, its nice to have the perfect body but much nicer to be nice :-)
Love this!
i dont know why, but it is always surprises me to find people who think like that0 -
I want to be a healthy, toned curvy, not a jiggly kind of curvy!!0
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I vote for curvy all the way.
I am lucky to have an hourglass shape but need to lose about 10 more pounds and tone up! Not looking to get skinny at all but keep the boobs and hips going!
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What do you prefer?
SKINNY or CURVY?
What body shape do you have / want? :-)
i prefer FIT!
i agree. I would say NEITHER skinny nor curvy.....but FIT!!!0 -
I am very curvy and I love it!! Working on toning up and being fit, but also keeping my curves!0
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Pesonality and outlook on life, its nice to have the perfect body but much nicer to be nice :-)
Love this!
i dont know why, but it is always surprises me to find people who think like that
I like this too!0 -
I'm built curvy and love it...once I've got rid of the excess body-fat I will still be curvy, just like I was when I was swimming :')
Feel very lucky :')0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seems you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".0 -
I simply wish to be lean, healthy, strong and happy within myself.0
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The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seams you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I wonder if you even realize just how judgmental you are?0 -
i dont think its fair to say curvy 'is how a woman should be' when women come in different shapes and sizes. if a woman is straight up and down and thin is she not a woman?....
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That's how a woman should be, not like some of the stick thin "role models" that are out there just now.0 -
At 5'2 I am a curvy swurvy lil women and enjoy it! People say I'm perfect figure right now,but I just want to lose some tummy and a little bit of the thigh. I'm happy my mom gave me the curves I was born with. Thanks mom for sharing the wonderful curves with me that you have
Wouldn't want it any other way. 0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seams you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I wonder if you even realize just how judgmental you are?
If you think that was me "judging", you're not only completely off topic of this post and worried about something that you shouldn't, but you should also know that it was a clear statement of defending my opinon on someone implying that I am delusional about my body image. Take it or leave it, but it appears you are the one who is placing judgement.0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seams you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I wonder if you even realize just how judgmental you are?
If you think that was me "judging", you're not only completely off topic of this post and worried about something that you shouldn't, but you should also know that it was a clear statement of defending my opinon on someone implying that I am delusional about my body image. Take it or leave it, but it appears you are the one who is placing judgement.
Your the one saying things like "self absorbed chick .... living off crackers to be "skinny"". Yes, I am most definitely judging your character by that statement. A lot of people like to embrace this "curvy" movement about body acceptance and in the same exact breath shame others who have different body types and goals. Or do you think "curvy" is the only word that can have more than one meaning? Maybe other women want to be skinny and their definition of skinny is your definition of curvy?0 -
I don't know what curvy is anymore.
Don't know what I am. Different people have different ideas about that.0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seams you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I wonder if you even realize just how judgmental you are?
If you think that was me "judging", you're not only completely off topic of this post and worried about something that you shouldn't, but you should also know that it was a clear statement of defending my opinon on someone implying that I am delusional about my body image. Take it or leave it, but it appears you are the one who is placing judgement.
Your the one saying things like "self absorbed chick .... living off crackers to be "skinny"". Yes, I am most definitely judging your character by that statement. A lot of people like to embrace this "curvy" movement about body acceptance and in the same exact breath shame others who have different body types and goals. Or do you think "curvy" is the only word that can have more than one meaning? Maybe other women want to be skinny and their definition of skinny is your definition of curvy?
I already stated in my post that curvy means a lot of things to different woman. Don't be so angry. And don't waste your time judging the character of a complete stranger. You have your opinion, I have mine. What's the point in judging me? There isnt one.0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seams you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I wonder if you even realize just how judgmental you are?
If you think that was me "judging", you're not only completely off topic of this post and worried about something that you shouldn't, but you should also know that it was a clear statement of defending my opinon on someone implying that I am delusional about my body image. Take it or leave it, but it appears you are the one who is placing judgement.
Your the one saying things like "self absorbed chick .... living off crackers to be "skinny"". Yes, I am most definitely judging your character by that statement. A lot of people like to embrace this "curvy" movement about body acceptance and in the same exact breath shame others who have different body types and goals. Or do you think "curvy" is the only word that can have more than one meaning? Maybe other women want to be skinny and their definition of skinny is your definition of curvy?
And to assume I am that I am shaming other people's goals, is extremely rude, out of hand and false. Curvy is not a movement. It's simply a descriptive word. I wish you nothing but luck with your "body type and goals".0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seems you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
I guess I'm the self absorbed "skinny" girl eating crackers beside you. Just b/c I'm 18% body fat and slim doesn't mean I'm starving myself.
Ignorant!0 -
So what have we learned from posting this thread for this 1000th time?
(Almost) everyone wants to be curvy or calls themselves. If you are/want to be slim and curvy, you think larger curvy women are just fat. If you are/want to be average or larger and curvy, you think slimmer curvy women are unattractive boys/bones/unwomanly. A few people acknowledge that the concepts of "skinny" and "curvy" are not, in fact, mutually exclusive.
Can we kill the topic for another 36 hours or so now???0 -
It'll just be back tomorrow.So what have we learned from posting this thread for this 1000th time?
(Almost) everyone wants to be curvy or calls themselves. If you are/want to be slim and curvy, you think larger curvy women are just fat. If you are/want to be average or larger and curvy, you think slimmer curvy women are unattractive boys/bones/unwomanly. A few people acknowledge that the concepts of "skinny" and "curvy" are not, in fact, mutually exclusive.
Can we kill the topic for another 36 hours or so now???0 -
So what have we learned from posting this thread for this 1000th time?
(Almost) everyone wants to be curvy or calls themselves. If you are/want to be slim and curvy, you think larger curvy women are just fat. If you are/want to be average or larger and curvy, you think slimmer curvy women are unattractive boys/bones/unwomanly. A few people acknowledge that the concepts of "skinny" and "curvy" are not, in fact, mutually exclusive.
Can we kill the topic for another 36 hours or so now???
Victoria Secrets models are thin and super curvy.0 -
So what have we learned from posting this thread for this 1000th time?
(Almost) everyone wants to be curvy or calls themselves. If you are/want to be slim and curvy, you think larger curvy women are just fat. If you are/want to be average or larger and curvy, you think slimmer curvy women are unattractive boys/bones/unwomanly. A few people acknowledge that the concepts of "skinny" and "curvy" are not, in fact, mutually exclusive.
Can we kill the topic for another 36 hours or so now???
If you quit talking, yea.0 -
CURVES BEAT BONE ! annorexic is miff , so is obesity . but in general CURVES
i dont want curves tho . women should want curves lol
This^^^0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this honesty!!!! By no means am I trying to offend anyone but I think adopting this "Love Your Curves" enabled SOME overweight people. I just could not be one any longer!!! People used to always say that to me...."Love those curves girl!" No way...these are not curves, but this is the 30 pounds I put one while in college.0 -
The only people I've ever encountered that refer to themselves as "curvy" are people who aren't comfortable with facing the reality that they're overweight.
Probably one of the most ignorant things I have ever heard a "woman" say.
Being curvy doesnt mean that a woman has self doubt or is insecure with the way they look, as it seems you implying. Curvy can be something different to every woman. Having a larger chest, having a "booty"...even a muscular one!, having hips are what I think to be curvy. I also belive that "curvy" is actually a lot healthier way of seeing yourself than stating you want to be "skinny". Saying you're curvy is a way of saying you ACCEPT yourself, even if you do have a little more than the self absorbed chick standing beside you, living off of crackers just to be "skinny".
Whoa there...0 -
Wtf is this thread... do you guys not even know what "curvy" actually means? Curvy= if there is a 10 inch or greater difference between your waist & your hips. You can be skinny AND curvy. It's not a versus thing. Can we stop pitting body types against each other? Especially when you're all assigning meaningless definitions to words?0
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What do you prefer?
SKINNY or CURVY?
What body shape do you have / want? :-)
i prefer FIT!
Yes!0 -
You do know that curves are not fat right? You don't get to choose to be at your thinnest curvy or skinny. You can't make curves.0
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