Women, would you rather be curvy or slim? (head, thin, long) - clothes, shoes, hair care, skin care, makeup, designers... - City-Data Forum

Trimac20 · 01-13-2012, 08:14 PM

No arguments over the semantics, like 'slim women can have curves.' I'm talking curvy with a capital C, but not as a euphemism for plain overweight.

E.g. Kim Kardashian, Beyonce or J.Lo vs most models, or say I don't know, Jennifer Aniston or something.

BUT

if you were slim you would have much smaller breasts, as normal for your weight, while if you were curvy you'd have larger breasts, and a more 'hour-glass' figure.

rockytibby · 01-13-2012, 10:50 PM

I perfer the more slim atheltic look, I dont really care about having large breast, its not a top concern of mine.

jerseygal4u · 01-14-2012, 08:42 AM

Where do you get this stuff? First you have a thread about butt implants and now you ask about curves.

In any event,you do know you can be small and have large breasts,and vice versa.
I also have to tell you curves have nothing to do with large breasts or butt.
What matters most is the waist to hip ratio. Has to be 0.7 or less.
Doesn't matter if you are 110 pounds or 300 pounds,as long as you have the 0.7 ratio you are curvy.

A 51-38-44 isn't curvy at all,that's apple shaped.
A 34-30-46 is a pear,or coke bottle shape. Not considered hourglass,but may be considered curvy depending on who you ask.

In other words,curvy depends on the beholder.

brittanykayy · 01-14-2012, 02:32 PM

Hmmm. This doesn't really make sense.
I am less than 110 pounds, a 32D breast, and I am 5'6.
I am curvy but I am small. There are TONS of different body types out there.

Currency Pair Crocodile · 01-14-2012, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by brittanykayy

Hmmm. This doesn't really make sense.
I am less than 110 pounds, a 32D breast, and I am 5'6.
I am curvy but I am small. There are TONS of different body types out there.

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