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lol big booty is not a "black" thing, i got a big one, i have a friend who is italian and she has a huge one as well, but I agree we see more and more butt enhancements .
This woman (Sara Baartman) was placed in a circus because of her butt. This is the type of butt that I was talking about.
skinny-bone with ripped muscles all over...and an overall masculine body, i would say yeah.
Women were not designed to look that way. Femaleness is slightly soft and round and curvy; and no, that doesn't have to mean "fat". female body is "marylin monroe body", not "demi moore body" or "madonna body".
women naturally have more fat and less muscle on them than men do. Yet cultural standards have been telling everyone that beautiful women now have to be "muscular", "tight" and "fit", pretty much like men are, just a few notches down, maybe. So now most have to do tons of leisurely exercising to get to that cultural ideal.
Skinny-bone with ripped muscles all over...and an overall masculine body, I would say yeah.
Women were not designed to look that way. Femaleness is slightly soft and round and curvy; and no, that doesn't have to mean "fat".
Female body is "Marylin Monroe body", not "Demi Moore body" or "Madonna body".
Women naturally have more fat and less muscle on them than men do. Yet cultural standards have been telling everyone that beautiful women now have to be "muscular", "tight" and "fit", pretty much like men are, just a few notches down, maybe. So now most have to do tons of leisurely exercising to get to that cultural ideal.
Skinny-bone with ripped muscles all over...and an overall masculine body, I would say yeah.
Women were not designed to look that way. Femaleness is slightly soft and round and curvy; and no, that doesn't have to mean "fat".
Female body is "Marylin Monroe body", not "Demi Moore body" or "Madonna body".
Women naturally have more fat and less muscle on them than men do. Yet cultural standards have been telling everyone that beautiful women now have to be "muscular", "tight" and "fit", pretty much like men are, just a few notches down, maybe. So now most have to do tons of leisurely exercising to get to that cultural ideal.
This is cultural BS, it is not nature.
And one more thing, in my extensive travels around the world, I see this fitness and muscle craze in women only in mainland America.
Indians, Arabs and general Eastern women are some of the prettiest on the planet, and let's not forget Russian and central Asian women, nobody is that hung up on getting fit and muscular. They would laugh at being athletic and toned, becoz they are not being fed the same garbage from their popular media in their countries.
And that is what makes the difference in the US. The immense cultural pressure of getting rid of any iota of fat left in the female body. I can sometimes empathize with the ladies here, foreign women do not have to deal with this pressure on a daily basis.
An Arab guy was telling me once about how gyms are rare in Saudi and Dubai and have only started to spring up now, owing to western business influx, the general lifestyle of people is completely different, they do not need a gym.
And an extremely funnier example is that.... yoga was born in India and it's NEVER been widely practiced in India at all among the younger generation, except the low and middle schools where kids are put thru yoga for health's sake. Even if people practice is it, it's solely for religious purposes and in some cases better health to fight diabetes and other body ailments. But take a trip to your nearest yoga class in any American city - packed with women (so packed that it's outrageously hilarious), simply packed and it just awes us, Indians, who grew up with yoga in schools, some of us stand back, mouths agape and shaking our heads. I once showed it to my mom who visited the states and she was like "whaaaaaaaaaaaat"
I am not even sure who sold these people the idea that yoga is supposed to make you awesome. Somebody is laughing all the way to the bank I am somewhat glad a central aspect of Indian culture has been embraced in a foreign country however, but seriously... beyond a point, it's laughable.
I DO hope you're kidding. I realize you're young....high school? so about 17 or so? regardless, you're old enough to know better. it's comments like those that make people feel horrible about themselves - especially when it's over something they cannot control. how immature.
Marilyn Monroe and Demi Moore and Madonna are all women with women's bodies. The sooner we quit categorizing ONE specific look at acceptably womanly and get real about the fact that women come in as many different sizes and shapes as men do, the better.
Madonna and Demi Moore do not have those bodies naturally. MM did.
They worked the living lights out of it to make it look that way. Why is this necessary, may I ask?
I have alot of muscle, been lifting heavy for along time. I am now cutting the muscle up and getting ripped and alot of defination. I have never had so many men look at me and ask me out in my whole life!!! This is total bs, curve is one thing but men do love muscle with a feminine face. The key is to not get that ugly female steriod face!!!
O course they do. This is the trophy look of the century because men have been brainwashed by mass-media to like and showcase THIS type of mate off to the world.
Madonna and Demi Moore do not have those bodies naturally. They worked the living lights out of it to make it look that way. Why is this necessary, may I ask?
Nobody says this about guys who work out.
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I am somewhat glad a central aspect of Indian culture has been embraced in a foreign country however, but seriously... beyond a point, it's laughable.
