How do you describe your body type?

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  • Kittie_Kat
    Kittie_Kat Posts: 101
    I'm 5'7 and 40'', 34'', 43'', so I consider myself an hourglass :-)
  • Umeboshi
    Umeboshi Posts: 1,637 Member
    Fat.
  • jamielynas
    jamielynas Posts: 366 Member
    Mind-numbingly frustrating
  • hapoo100
    hapoo100 Posts: 926 Member
    Thick
  • adrian_indy
    adrian_indy Posts: 1,444 Member
    Now fat. Naturally thick. By thick I mean that no matter how thin or athletic I get, I do not easily cut in the sense that I have defined abs.
  • catshark209
    catshark209 Posts: 1,133 Member
    Thin. Slender. Waifish.
    I'm here to gain some weight.
  • NonchalantX
    NonchalantX Posts: 13 Member
    Wiry D:
  • chanson104
    chanson104 Posts: 859
    I call myself curvy on dating sites =P
    In person I call myself a stud.
    MAUAHAHAAHHAAH

    I've got dikidoo, my belly sticks out further than my dikidoo!
    Made the mistake of reading this while I was eating, and I spit my food out laughing! :laugh:
  • JanetLM73
    JanetLM73 Posts: 1,226 Member
    A shrinking pear in progress, skinnier on top.
  • jryan83
    jryan83 Posts: 72 Member
    "Anyway, I remember when I first started wearing "plus-size" I went to Macy's to buy some jeans. I asked the sales person "What does the W stand for in the sizes..." womens"?" I was flabbergasted when she said: "No, it stands for "WIDE". OMG."

    Um. Sounds like someone was just being mean. "W" stands for Women's like "P" stand for petite. Clothes marked with a W have more generous seam allowances and usually have a few more inches of fabric through the chest and hips.

    You don't have to be overweight to like the way a Women's cut piece of clothing fits. I know plenty of average weighted women who have very full/hourglass shapes and have trouble finding clothes their size that aren't too small in those areas.

    As to my own body type I don't know how to describe it. My weight is pretty evenly distributed all over. Think best shape that describes me right now is square :(
  • mem50
    mem50 Posts: 1,384 Member
    Pear. Funny, I don't like pears so am working on hourglass. Top part shrunk up bad so don't know if that will work. :bigsmile:
  • Kayley
    Kayley Posts: 327 Member
    Any ideas on what body shape a 34-29-39 is? It seems somewhere between a pear and an hourglass...:indifferent:
  • _Bob_
    _Bob_ Posts: 1,487 Member
    Fat.

    Not cool, but then again Fat can be burned off with the right work
  • kcragg
    kcragg Posts: 239 Member
    I am a bit of a pear that's sat in the fruit bowl a bit too long!
  • ElizabethRoad
    ElizabethRoad Posts: 5,138 Member
    Any ideas on what body shape a 34-29-39 is? It seems somewhere between a pear and an hourglass...:indifferent:
    Pear, because your hips are much larger than your bust. For an hourglass they should be nearly equal.
  • Kayley
    Kayley Posts: 327 Member
    Thank youuu~ :flowerforyou:

    Flabby pear for I!
  • SusanleeBee
    SusanleeBee Posts: 144 Member
    Ha! This is fun.
  • davitalynette
    davitalynette Posts: 117 Member
    bottom heavy. lol
  • LiftBigtoGetFit
    LiftBigtoGetFit Posts: 3,399 Member
    in my mind I am dead sexy :wink:
  • niksinnotts
    niksinnotts Posts: 62 Member
    i saw the other thread. i am curvy,, just got lots of 'em lol ;-D


    ok i'm an apple!!:tongue:
  • niksinnotts
    niksinnotts Posts: 62 Member
    I call myself curvy on dating sites =P
    In person I call myself a stud.
    MAUAHAHAAHHAAH

    I've got dikidoo, my belly sticks out further than my dikidoo!
    Made the mistake of reading this while I was eating, and I spit my food out laughing! :laugh:

    me too, with my wine!!!!
  • 7funnygirl7
    7funnygirl7 Posts: 1,176
    I'm all the fruits in a bowl and the bowl too!..LOL. I am working on to become a fuzzy peach, then a smooth, firm pear! :bigsmile:
  • InnerFatGirl
    InnerFatGirl Posts: 2,687 Member
    Haha, you talking about my thread?

    And guess what I consider my body type as? :bigsmile:
  • karenjoy
    karenjoy Posts: 1,840 Member
    I think I could be best described as 'bountiful'
  • sunkisses
    sunkisses Posts: 2,365 Member
    I don't.
  • DominiqueSmall
    DominiqueSmall Posts: 495 Member
    Pin up - hour glass shape. I have curves in all the right places. Like Marylin but better. (or will be soon)
  • InnerFatGirl
    InnerFatGirl Posts: 2,687 Member
    Reading the other thread gave me a headache :grumble: , I couldn't even go pass the second page :laugh: ...But I "use" to describe my body type as hourglass but yea I don't think so anymore..I think since I have gained weight, I have become more of a pear shaped.

    that other thread was awful...I get upset when ppl start saying thin ppl can't have curves, and I also hate the negativity toward bigger ppl as well. Why can't we (all being on a fitness website) try to accept the individual shapes ppl are trying to embrace--as long as they are healthy?:) Be positive is all.

    Where did it say thin people can't have curves? And why was the thread awful? It has nothing to do with accepting or not accepting people's individual shapes - it was about mislabelling.
  • XFitMojoMom
    XFitMojoMom Posts: 3,255 Member
    "Clydesdale" or "Tank"
  • littlelily613
    littlelily613 Posts: 769 Member
    I'm fat all over. Is there a body type that describes that? I always referred to myself as an apple, but I feel more like the Michelen man right now. I definitely have a huge stomach though, so I'm likely an apple.
  • cmckenzie2
    cmckenzie2 Posts: 39
    I have no idea, I find it hard to judge and my husband is too scared to tell me :laugh:

    I think I'm probably a bit of a pear - I'm quite small on top but carry weight on my tummy and thighs, and when I lose weight, my boobs get smaller and smaller while my tummy stubbornly stays as it is. I always feel that if I lost weight round my middle at the same rate as my my top half, I'd be a total skeleton on top!
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