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No Skinny For This Girl

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  • Posts: 6,239 Member
    If you're happy and healthy with where you're at or where you're going, more power to you.

    ET, go home.

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  • Posts: 8,646 Member

    We have a few mutual friends that tell me she is jealous. I trust them.

    Careful now. We all have mutual friends who say things. We wouldn't want to start a pissing match.
  • Posts: 482 Member
    Wait, so all the women here aren't trying to get thigh gap?
  • Posts: 4,078 Member

    Where's Hildy J to defend the OP and preach the good word of "Why don't you just ignore it if you don't like it?" anyway? Why is she never around when it seems like she's actually be useful?

    Aww you again, you really have taken a liking to me, you were off to lift weights but you couldn't resist in staying a while longer to respond to me again.

    I am flattered!
  • Posts: 482 Member

    Careful now. We all have mutual friends who say things. We wouldn't want to start a pissing match.

    Are we going for distance or accuracy?
  • Posts: 244 Member
    OP - Good for you and good luck on getting more athletic.

    Isn't "skinny" a relative term? Heck I hear people all the time tell me how "skinny" I have gotten over the past year. I thank them and laugh to myself. I have never been and will never be skinny. I am more fit than I have ever been but the last time I was skinny was....never.

    Thanks for the post OP. Puts it into perspective for me. :)
  • Posts: 18 Member
    Haha, don't worry, you can have big, muscly thighs and still have thigh gap.
  • Posts: 6,998 Member
    I have broad shoulders, and my hips are 36 inches. You don't have to be skinny to be healthy. But don't use your build as an excuse to be overweight and unhealthy. That is all.
  • Posts: 4,966 Member

    Are we going for distance or accuracy?

    I'm pretty sure total volume will be the deciding factor.
  • Posts: 16,356 Member

    We have a few mutual friends that tell me she is jealous. I trust them.

    Ah, the continued accusations of jealousy. The argument tactic of the continued deficient debater. At least you're consistent, very, very consistent.
  • Posts: 16,913 Member

    Aww you again, you really have taken a liking to me, you were off to lift weights but you couldn't resist in staying a while longer to respond to me again.

    I am flattered!

    I'm glad. I'm here to help boost the self-esteem of even the most paranoid and overly offended.

    And what can I say, I find your responses impossible to resist. You're just doing so much for me this morning; the weight room isn't going anywhere. I've always kind of had a liking for playing with people who don't make sense. It's kind a weakness of mine. Some people...they just post things and I smile.
  • Posts: 379 Member
    anyone can be lean. pretty stupid post tbh
  • Posts: 57 Member
    anyone can be lean. pretty stupid post tbh

    Then why take the time to reply?
  • Posts: 4,078 Member

    I'm glad. I'm here to help boost the self-esteem of even the most paranoid and overly offended.

    And what can I say, I find your responses impossible to resist. You're just doing so much for me this morning; the weight room isn't going anywhere.

    YAY I'm so happy you're staying, tell me more, my self esteem is growing rapidly : )

    What's next, a FR?

    Oh please, please let that be possible
  • Posts: 34,971 Member

    Ah, the continued accusations of jealousy. The argument tactic of the continued deficient debater. At least you're consistent, very, very consistent.

    I'm just waiting for names because "The mutual friends told me so", is kind of a cop-out.
  • Posts: 16,913 Member
    anyone can be lean. pretty stupid post tbh

    Lean: (of a person or animal) thin, esp. healthily so; having no superfluous fat.

    Skinny: resembling skin : membranous
    2
    a : lacking sufficient flesh : very thin : emaciated
    b : lacking usual or desirable bulk, quantity, qualities, or significance

    http://www.merriam-webster.com/
  • Posts: 16,913 Member

    YAY I'm so happy you're staying, tell me more, my self esteem is growing rapidly : )

    What's next, a FR?

    Oh please, please let that be possible

    Sure! I have lots of friends with different goals than myself and I support and appreciate all of them and the varying views they bring to my life. I've made plenty of friends with people I've argued with around here; it's not in my nature to take things to heart or get upset.

    FR incoming. :happy:
  • Posts: 244 Member
    Lesson learned - do not post a "personal" goal in the MFP forums. It's too bad arrogance, ignorance, and trollishness doesn't burn calories or a couple people on this thread would have had a couple weeks worth of workouts in.
  • Posts: 62 Member
    This whole thread is ummm how do I say it? Crazy!? Ladies, calm down, who so serious?

    I understand how the OP feels, I have always had big hips, butt,boobs. Also with some extra belly fat to go along with it.

    After losing 30 some lbs, people consider me "skinny" or "thin"
    I don't identify as skinny, not because I think anything is wrong with being skinny. In my fantasies I am 5'10" 120 lbs and walking the catwalk, but guess what I'm not. I'm 5'6" 140lbs, with big hips and wiping snotty noses, cleaning toilets and making dinner for my family.

    My body is strong, well stronger.

    I think when you've been over weight it's hard to see yourself as "skinny" .Once OP reaches her goal, she will probably be surprised how people see her. When someone refers to me as thin, it confuses me. I know I'm not over weight, but to me skinny means 100lbs. And at the same time I know that's a screwed way of thinking, but I know a lot people feel the same way.
  • Posts: 57 Member
    This whole thread is ummm how do I say it? Crazy!? Ladies, calm down, who so serious?

    I understand how the OP feels, I have always had big hips, butt,boobs. Also with some extra belly fat to go along with it.

    After losing 30 some lbs, people consider me "skinny" or "thin"
    I don't identify as skinny, not because I think anything is wrong with being skinny. In my fantasies I am 5'10" 120 lbs and walking the catwalk, but guess what I'm not. I'm 5'6" 140lbs, with big hips and wiping snotty noses, cleaning toilets and making dinner for my family.

    My body is strong, well stronger.

    I think when you've been over weight it's hard to see yourself as "skinny" .Once OP reaches her goal, she will probably be surprised how people see her. When someone refers to me as thin, it confuses me. I know I'm not over weight, but to me skinny means 100lbs. And at the same time I know that's a screwed way of thinking, but I know a lot people feel the same way.

    This is fantastic. Love it!
  • Posts: 34,415 Member
    No time to read this thread...

    ...but I heard it was interesting...

    ..so I'm tagging to read later...

    (...assuming it's still here "later".)
  • Posts: 1,608 Member
    Nope, I have no interest in being skinny, ever. :)
  • Posts: 4,078 Member

    Sure! I have lots of friends with different goals than myself and I support and appreciate all of them and the varying views they bring to my life. I've made plenty of friends with people I've argued with around here; it's not in my nature to take things to heart or get upset.

    FR incoming. :happy:

    Lol I have accepted, now we can bicker on our timelines instead!
  • Posts: 139 Member
    Well I did not expect all this. Some of these comments have been wildly entertaining!
  • Posts: 12,589 Member
    No time to read this thread...

    ...but I heard it was interesting...

    ..so I'm tagging to read later...

    (...assuming it's still here "later".)

    This
  • Posts: 13,247 Member
    It boggles my mind at what tiny little thing will send some of y'all into princess foot-stomping fits.

    I guess I should be personally offended - and make a point of telling them so - by every woman who lightens her hair, because I'm a brunette, who gets implants, because I have small boobs, who gets lasik surgery, because I'm not a candidate, who wears glasses, because I prefer contacts, who doesn't own a pet, because I have several, who eats vegetarian, because I don't...

    So someone has a different goal than you? So what? You're being ridiculous and coming off as highly insecure.
  • Posts: 5,797 Member
    Lesson learned - do not post a "personal" goal in the MFP forums. It's too bad arrogance, ignorance, and trollishness doesn't burn calories or a couple people on this thread would have had a couple weeks worth of workouts in.

    Good troll post. 7/10.
  • Posts: 66 Member

    People on here take **** way too seriously, it's better to just laugh at them.

    Amen!!
  • Posts: 556 Member
    It boggles my mind at what tiny little thing will send some of y'all into princess foot-stomping fits.

    I guess I should be personally offended - and make a point of telling them so - by every woman who lightens her hair, because I'm a brunette, who gets implants, because I have small boobs, who gets lasik surgery, because I'm not a candidate, who wears glasses, because I prefer contacts, who doesn't own a pet, because I have several, who eats vegetarian, because I don't...

    So someone has a different goal than you? So what? You're being ridiculous and coming off as highly insecure.

    QFT

    If the OP had said people who wanted to be skinny are stoopid, that would be one thing. She just laid out her personal goal. No need for all the butthurt
  • Posts: 73 Member
    It boggles my mind at what tiny little thing will send some of y'all into princess foot-stomping fits.

    I guess I should be personally offended - and make a point of telling them so - by every woman who lightens her hair, because I'm a brunette, who gets implants, because I have small boobs, who gets lasik surgery, because I'm not a candidate, who wears glasses, because I prefer contacts, who doesn't own a pet, because I have several, who eats vegetarian, because I don't...

    So someone has a different goal than you? So what? You're being ridiculous and coming off as highly insecure.

    This! But it makes for some fun readin'. :)
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