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    Ok guys....who likes a thigh gap???

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    • Posts: 4,537 Member
      kkenseth wrote: »
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      Don't know if you're serious, but props if you are. Took me 28 years to figure out it was genetic and not hate my thighs.

      Pretty serious. Think about it like this: substitute "thigh gap" with any other physical feature. What about "cross-eyed" chicks, or "midget" women, or "Caucasians". They're all genetic, like thigh-gaps, yet we're seeing memes and posts making sure these women know that people aren't interested in them because of it.

      I don't have to worry about thigh gaps though because something(s) are hanging there that block the daylight.
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      ThomasW13 wrote: »
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      last few years i've only ever heard of back dimples being associated with skinny or fit women. "healthy" is internet code for "fatty" anyhow. that person could probably put away more burgers than me and i used to be a great big fat person.

      its mostly a status symbol anyhow. like owning a dyson vacuum.

      I have a dyson vacuum. No back dimples. Does the vacuum trump back dimples? Just curious... ;)
    • Posts: 8,523 Member
      It's definitely possible to have both a thigh gap and a nice rear end, but I definitely prefer girls a little bit on the thicker side. Nothing wrong with skinny girls, just not my preference.
    • Posts: 2,541 Member
      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
      This thigh gap, YES!!!

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      hahahahaha I just almost choked.
    • Posts: 2,541 Member
      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
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      choked the chicken? >:)

      hahahahahaha stoooooop iiiiit. lol
    • Posts: 4,979 Member
      My issue is not with the gap itself; frankly I have never notice if someone has it or not and find it neither attractive nor unattractive, but with the affect I have seen it have on teen girls who are starving themselves because they feel inferior without it. I volunteer with teens and it's an ongoing issue.
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      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
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      "choked the chicken" thighs? >:)

      Well done.
    • Posts: 11,788 Member
      Never even considered it until everyone started discussing it. It's not a factor to me at all. If I need a thigh gap, I'll force her legs apart with my face.
    • Posts: 4,979 Member
      TheRoadDog wrote: »
      Never even considered it until everyone started discussing it. It's not a factor to me at all. If I need a thigh gap, I'll force her legs apart with my face.

      That's awesome :)
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      TheRoadDog wrote: »
      Never even considered it until everyone started discussing it. It's not a factor to me at all. If I need a thigh gap, I'll force her legs apart with my face.

      I feel like the beard might be scratchy.

      I think a thigh gap would be convenient so as to avoid chub rub.
    • Posts: 2,019 Member
      melmelw03 wrote: »
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      How about back gaps and thigh dimples?

      Lol. That's funny
    • Posts: 2,516 Member
      TheRoadDog wrote: »
      Never even considered it until everyone started discussing it. It's not a factor to me at all. If I need a thigh gap, I'll force her legs apart with my face.

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      ald783 wrote: »
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      I feel like the beard might be scratchy.

      I think a thigh gap would be convenient so as to avoid chub rub.

      I shampoo and condition that beard everyday. It's soft. Try it.

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      TheRoadDog wrote: »
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      I shampoo and condition that beard everyday. It's soft. Try it.

      Best....line...ever.....
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      TheRoadDog wrote: »
      Never even considered it until everyone started discussing it. It's not a factor to me at all. If I need a thigh gap, I'll force her legs apart with my face.

      That just made my day. My coworkers thank you as well for the laughs.
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      ThomasW13 wrote: »
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      i've always used the dyson as my "finally made it" moment. but the heart wants what the heart wants...you good in the kitchen?

      I can make sammiches.
    • Posts: 3,416 Member
      melmelw03 wrote: »
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      How about back gaps and thigh dimples?


      This..
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    • Posts: 10,177 Member
      This thread is hilarious on so many levels.
    • Posts: 5,276 Member
      edited September 2015
      ThomasW13 wrote: »
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      wasn't talking about cooking

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      Aaaaaaannnnd...that gif's ultra creepy.
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      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
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      Googled front wedgie and don't think I can post any of those pictures :p

      Lol!! I wasn't thinking that when I posted that. I was just meaning my shorts always ride up and I have to pull them down. Hahaha whoops
    • Posts: 361 Member
      sharimarie03 wrote: »
      Well, I'm 5'1 and I'm at 112 lbs and I do not have a thigh gap. The only reason I would ever want one is so that my shorts don't ride and cause a front wedgie. It's utterly annoying.
      Yes! This
      ThomasW13 wrote: »
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      *gif win*
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      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
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      @sharimarie03

      Off to Google "sharimarie03 pulling down her shorts"
      :laugh:
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      Haha, no. Too funny.
    • Posts: 652 Member
      edited September 2015
      HawleyGriffin wrote: »
      This thigh gap, YES!!!

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      LOVE this!!!
    • Posts: 5,276 Member
      edited September 2015
      Is that an original vs. an extra crispy?
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